2003 Outremer 45

The Outremer 45 is a fiberglass catamaran built in 2003, designed by Gérard Danson to combine light weight, seaworthiness, and practical cruising capability. At 45 feet long with a 23.6-foot beam, the hull design prioritizes performance and ease of handling across varied sea conditions. Twin Yanmar diesel engines of 58 horsepower provide reliable auxiliary power. The boat has been maintained carefully under consistent ownership since 2007, with the rig, sails, and systems in sound working condition.

Deck layout emphasizes comfort and functionality. A full cockpit enclosure with shade curtains creates a sheltered outdoor living space, while a dedicated canopy over the trampolines offers protection at anchor. A hard kayak is mounted on deck. The sail wardrobe includes a mainsail and headsails in good condition, with winches and running rigging chosen for smooth, safe handling. The hull carries a coppercoat treatment to minimize antifouling maintenance.

Below deck, the saloon is bright and well-ventilated, with practical galley amenities including reliable refrigeration, work surfaces, and storage for extended cruising. Navigation electronics are positioned for clear visibility and easy access from the helm. Safety equipment is installed for offshore passages. The layout supports independent cruising, with systems and storage arranged for self-sufficiency at sea.