The C-Cat 40 Power Fish has a decidedly sporty soul: although it is a cruising boat where comfort and refined design are the main ingredients, the new model developed by the Technical Studio of Comar Yachts on the project by Marc Lombard, an international designer of high-performance catamarans, is exciting and full of innovations.

In keeping with C-Cat tradition, great importance has been given to performance, which is represented by speed, extremely low fuel consumption due to a hull with very low resistance, stability, and the comfort of the interior. In addition, there are two large fish tanks with direct discharge into the sea for ice, if the boat is used for fishing, or to stow all the accessories to make the cruise more enjoyable. The large swim platform, as well as being a livable and fun space for swimming, can be closed on the stern to make navigation safer in rough seas.

The interior, particularly spacious, is available in versions with 2 to 4 cabins and 2 bathrooms. The continuity solution between the cockpit and the dinette, separated only by a sliding door, which can be completely opened, is very pleasant. The cockpit is served by a rigid hardtop designed to be completely closed through removable fabric or composite panels. This solution effectively doubles the dinette while ensuring sufficient outdoor space for maneuvers.

For the C-Cat 40 Powerfish, the shipyard also worked to harmonize the external shapes and the flying bridge accessible from the two lateral stairs with the needs of the interior spaces, achieving an elegant and bold multihull.