1999 Fountaine Pajot Greenland 34

The Fountaine Pajot Greenland 34 is a 1999 fiberglass catamaran built for cruising stability and range. At 33.83 feet long with a 14.58-foot beam, it delivers a comfortable platform for extended passages. Two Yammer diesel engines of 150 hp combined power the hull to a cruising speed of 9 knots and a maximum speed of 19 knots.

The catamaran was updated comprehensively in 2024, with new canvas and interior soft goods throughout. In November 2025, the hull underwent professional attention: the bottom was stripped, treated with an epoxy barrier coat, and repainted to eliminate blistering. The twin diesel engines received full service annually over the past three years.

Onboard systems reflect a modern cruising setup. Navigation relies on two GPS radar units, and steering is handled by a wireless remote autopilot. Power comes from an 800-amp lithium battery bank paired with AC-to-DC and DC-to-DC converters providing 400 amps each. Hot water is heated from the starboard engine, which runs on electric generation. The boat offers the space and amenities typical of the Greenland 34 design, making it suitable for both coastal exploration and longer voyages.