Tanna 47

Comfort, performance, ease of handling

The Tanna 47 was unveiled at the 2021 Cannes Yachting Festival, replacing the Saona 47, whose main characteristics she takes over. More modern and accomplished than her predecessor that had appeared four years earlier, the Tanna features improved circulation inside the nacelle, an optimized flybridge, and up to 1,700 W of solar panels. A multihull designed to go all the way…

The Tanna 47 is perfectly capable of getting going in light airs but will really reveal the qualities of her hulls in a good breeze and moderate sea.
The manufacturer offers an optional Hydranet sail wardrobe better suited to intensive cruising than the standard Dacron fitted to our test model.
This forward view shows the compromise between the fineness of the hulls, the bridgedeck clearance and the internal volume - a job skillfully done by Berret/Racoupeau Yacht Design.
The dining area extends toward the center with a comfortable seating. Note the overhead windows that allow you to keep an eye on the sail plan.
The window over the L-shaped galley opens up by 39” (1 m), so it blends into the cockpit.
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Infos pratiques

Test location: La Rochelle, FranceConditions: Easterly 5 knots, calm sea Does the Tanna 47 remind you of the Saona 47? That’s normal, as the molds remain the same and the shipyard has even continued with the same hull numbering – the model we tested was hull #177. In a way, you could call it a Saona 47 Evolution, rather than a completely new model. That said, the accommodation and flybridge have undergone significant changes. In the design of this Tanna 47, which is still perfectly integrated in Fountaine Pajot’s current range of sailing catamarans (the Saona 47 already had inverted bows, whic…

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MM233 - octobre-novembre 2025

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