SAONA 47

Boomerang is a lovely example of the Fountaine Pajot Saona 47. Mainly sailed in the Mediterranean, and very well maintained. Set up for off the grid liveaboard. All electrical systems and appliances are connected through the inverter to allow everything on board to be run off the batteries and solar panels. This includes heating hot water, running the watermaker, washing machine, dishwasher, and galley appliances. Construction and Mechanical CONSTRUSTION Construction is typical of this builder, with a vinylester resin-infused, balsa-cored hull and deck. The interior is functional, urban contemporary in design and very attractive. The systems are neatly installed, and there’s good access to the bilges. Additional stainless steel handrails around coachroof and on stairs throughout the boat. Additional cleats on transom steps from foredeck to coachroof. Bow princess seats. MECHANICAL Twin Volvo Penta D2-60 60hp diesel engines, sail drive. Port engine hours of 782 and starboard of 716 hours at 10/24. 3-blade folding propellers with rope cutters. 2 x Racor dual fuel filter/water separator with clear bowl. SPARES: Volvo MDI module. 1 x set of engine hoses and Racor fuel filters. Various Volvo engine servicing spares. Watermaker filters. Set of sail drive and propeller anodes. Set of steering cables. Autopilot service kit. 2 x bilge pumps Jabsco service kit. 3 x joker valves. Lewmar winch service kit. Mercury outboard seal kit. Electrics: 12/220v electrical systems 5 x Victron Energy Lifepo4 330a batteries Lynx Smart BMS Air conditioners can be powered from Victron Coolmar soft start 18,000 BTU air conditioner in saloon, July 2022 Coolmar soft start 12,200 BTU air conditioner in owner’s cabin, July 2022 Westabro soft start air conditioners in both guest cabins, 10,000 BTU, June 2024 Pre-installed hull/seacock fittings for a generator. NO GENERATOR installed 7 x additional electric sockets in saloon and additional 12v USB outlets in saloon 2 x weather protected electrical sockets in cockpit 5 x 390w SunPower solar panels on a stainless steel frame off the back of the coachroof, and connected to 5 x 100/30 Victron mppt controller, the Smart batteries and a 3000w Victron inverter charger. Water systems: Hot and cold pressurised water systems Water heated in tank with 220v immersion heater or heat exchangerAquabase 12v 60 lph watermark with auto rinse Deck freshwater washdown outlet in anchor locker and starboard transom, seawater washdown outlet in anchor locker Transom hot and cold shower 1 x Comfort Plus freshwater electric head in guest aft cabin, 1 x Comfort freshwater electric head in owner’s cabin 1 x Jabsco seawater manual head in forward guest cabin Tankage: Fuel capacity of 940 litres in 2 tanks Water capacity of 700 litres in 2 tanks 3 x 45 litres holding tanks Mast Rigging and Sails, Accommodation MAST RIGGING AND SAILS Sloop rig. Bowsprit and gear for gennaker. Outhaul/preventor rigged to feed back to stern winches. Spinnaker halyard and topping lift fed back to the helm. Sail bag and lazy jacks. Winches: 2 x Lewmar electric winches at the helm 1 x Lewmar manual winch at the helm 1 x Lewmar manual winch on port stern for dinghy and gennaker operation 1 x Lewmar manual winch on starboard rear for gennaker operation Sail Wardrobe Main Square top fully battened, Incidence Sails, with 3 reefs, single line for reef 1 and 2, Karver auto hook Furling genoa Incidence Sails Gennaker 110 sq metres, Incidence sails, on an endless furler with sheets fed back through blocks to stern winches ACCOMMODATIONS The interior feature of the Saona 47 is a master suite. This “owner’s version” dedicates the entire port hull to a big double bed aft, a vanity, extensive stowage space amidships and a forward compartment with a surprisingly long shower, big sink and an enclosed toilet. The starboard hull houses two nice-sized sleeping cabins, each with large double berths and en-suite head. The saloon is expansive, modern and bright, with large windows that provide good visibility, The overhead clearance will delight sailors over 6ft. Domestic: 130 litre 2 drawer fridge in saloon 90 litre freezer in saloon Fridge in cockpit Portable icemaker Electrolux 6 person dishwasher Webber Q1100 gas BBQ on transom, connected to gas system Washing machine Curtains in cabins Pull don blinds on saloon windows 5 x Sirocco II saloon and cabin fans Bed linen, towels, crockery, cutlery, cooking pans and utensils Electric appliance – kettle, toaster, sandwich-maker, pie maker, hand blender, blender, air fryer, Nespresso coffee maker Microwave oven Water boiler Inventory Navigation: GarminGPSMAP 8410 at helm Garmin GPSMAP 7410 in saloon AIS Garmin radar Transducer for water depth and temperature Garmin autopilot with remote control Fountaine Pajot/Garmin Smart Cruising 2 x Garmin VHF handsets Icom handheld VHF radio Normal FP supplied running lights on hull, plus tro-colour on mast head Motion sensor security light in cockpit Safety: 1 x Spinlock deck vest 3 x Lalizas inflating vests 4 x foam lifevests Ocean Signal EPIRB Carbon monoxide detectors in each hull Smoke detector in saloon LPG detector in owner’s cabin 5 x fire extinguishers 2 x fire blankets 8 person liferaft, 2024 Mooring and Anchoring Quick electric windlass with remote control at anchor locker and control with chain counter at helm Mantus 38kg anchor with 100m of 12mm chain Back up Mantus 38kg anchor Bridle with rubber snubbers 12 x fenders 4 x dock lines with rubber snubbers 2 x 50m 3-strand shorelines, and various other warps General Highfield Hyperlon CL340 dinghy with caps, oars, seat and saddle bag, fuel tank, pump, anchor and rode Mercury 9.9hp 4-stroke outboard engine 5 x 20 litre yellow diesel jerry cans 1 x 20 litre clear water can 1 x 10 litre red petrol jerry can Pair of Sena 2-way headsets Nikon binoculars Cockpit weather protection tent (clear) plus full Textalene style shade protection Helm weather protection tent (clear) plus full Textalene style shade protection Flydeck outdoor seating cushions and sunbed pads Cockpit and helm cushions Foredeck and flydeck Sunbrella style tent