October 3 2025
These solutions, already proven on the Thíra 80, transform the onboard experience.
The 31 m² flybridge becomes a living space in its own right, combining a manoeuvring station and a panoramic relaxation area. The foredeck, now decked, offers 26 m² of modular space that can accommodate a spa and comfortable seating, eliminating trampolines in favour of a convivial and secure area. The front door facilitates movement between the saloon and the bow, while opening up new views of the sea.
The aft cockpit is innovative, with two well-designed spaces between the portside saloon and the starboard outdoor galley, adding functionality to an area usually designed as a passageway.
The FPY 70S retains an ocean-going design, with generous volumes and a liveability worthy of a floating residence. Up to eight configurations are available, combining three to six guest cabins and up to five crew cabins. The 25 m² Maestro suite at the bow enjoys a panoramic view.
Designed by Berret-Racoupeau Yacht Design, this model is 22 metres long and 10 metres wide, with a 168 m² mainsail and 114 m² genoa, and a light displacement of 40 tonnes. Its cruising range is enhanced by 7,000 W of solar panels, a 300 L/h watermaker and a fuel capacity of 1,300 litres.
Building on the solutions implemented on the successful Thíra 80 model, Fountaine Pajot has adapted the FPY 70S to meet the current expectations of owners: more usable outdoor space, fluid circulation and contemporary style, while retaining the brand's signature seafaring qualities and offshore capabilities.
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