1999 Fountaine Pajot Tobago 35

The Fountaine Pajot Tobago 35 is a fiberglass cruising catamaran built in 1999, designed by the Joubert-Nivelt/Flahault team. The boat has a distinctive profile marked by the eyebrow-style coachroof overhang above the saloon windows, giving it a balanced and recognizable appearance. At nearly 35 feet in length with a 19-foot beam, the catamaran hull form provides stability and interior volume suitable for cruising couples or small families.

The boat accommodates three cabins and one head, with a spacious saloon layout. She is equipped for extended offshore cruising: a watermaker producing 70 liters per hour, hot and cold pressurized water systems, a rigid bimini with drop-down panels, good sail inventory, and comprehensive electronic navigation equipment with redundancy built in.

Power comes from two 40-horsepower Yanmar diesel engines. In 2021, the standing rigging was renewed with STA-LOK swageless fittings. A lithium battery system was also installed, providing substantially improved onboard power capabilities for modern cruising demands.