2013 Fountaine Pajot Helia 44

This 2013 Fountaine Pajot Helia 44 is a fiberglass catamaran with a 44-foot length and 24-foot beam, powered by two Volvo Penta engines of 80 horsepower each. The boat accommodates four cabins and four heads, making it suited for extended cruising or live-aboard use.

The yacht features comprehensive systems for self-sufficient operation. Solar power comes from six panels generating 900 watts total, while fresh water capacity reaches 1,000 liters with an integrated 200-liter-per-hour desalinator. Battery capacity is 560 amp-hours, paired with a 2,000-watt charge converter. Raymarine electronics are installed throughout. The rig includes standing rigging that was replaced in 2021 and overhauled in 2025, along with a 2020 main sail and jib by Incidence. An electric winch was added in 2024.

Recent work includes reconditioning of both engines in January 2025 under a three-year warranty, new through-hull tubes fitted the same month, and hull protection via Coppercoat applied in 2022 and refreshed in 2025. Additional gear includes sun awnings for the cockpit and deck hatches from 2021, a trampoline from 2023, and a 3.1-meter Caribe tender with 15-horsepower Yamaha Enduro outboard. A private mooring is included with the boat.