2005 Marsaudon Composites T 50 Catamaran

The Rose de Java is a 50-foot catamaran built by Marsaudon Composites and designed by naval architect Christophe Barreau. Its composite construction provides lightweight durability suited to extended cruising, with two Volvo diesel engines delivering 107 horsepower each. The wide 26-foot beam creates a stable platform for oceangoing passage.

Below deck, the accommodation spans four cabins arranged across both hulls and the main saloon. The starboard hull contains a master suite with ensuite bathroom, while the port hull offers two additional double cabins and a shared head. The central saloon serves as convertible sleeping and living space. A spacious galley is equipped with WAECO refrigeration, a DOMETIC freezer, and gas cooking.

The bright, open saloon incorporates dining and chart table areas designed for both navigation and social gathering. Topside, the generous aft cockpit provides comfortable seating and working deck space for sailing and anchoring operations.