2014 Fountaine Pajot Helia 44

The 2014 Fountaine Pajot Helia 44 is a fiberglass cruising catamaran built for offshore passagemaking and extended cruising. At 44 feet in length and 24.33 feet in beam, she combines the stability and spaciousness of a multihull with proven seaworthiness. Twin Volvo Penta D2-55F diesel engines provide reliable propulsion, with recent 2026 servicing completed.

The four-cabin, four-head layout offers genuine separation and privacy for owners and guests. Accommodations include a full galley with dishwasher and refrigeration, air conditioning throughout, a watermaker for self-sufficiency, and a washing machine. The cockpit is fully enclosed and protected, finished with teak decking and comfortable seating areas that serve as the hub of onboard life.

Sail handling is straightforward with a Doyle mainsail and jib on electric and manual Harken furling systems. Navigation and engine control center on Garmin electronics, Simrad autopilot, and radar. Power generation combines solar panels, wind generation, and a Victron charging system, suited to extended anchoring and off-grid operation. Ground tackle is a Rocna anchor, with a Highfield tender, outboard motor, and davits for easy deployment.

The boat has been privately owned and maintained throughout her life, never chartered. She carries a substantial cruising history across the Atlantic and throughout the Caribbean, including the islands and mainland coasts of the eastern seaboard.