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Shipowners of Fountaine Pajot, gather! At Capo d’Orlando Marina, in Sicily, from 24 to 26 May there will be the first “Rendez-vous Fountaine Pajot Italia”, an event dedicated to all the owners of catamarans produced by the French company.
The Rendez-vous is an event that takes place annually in the countries identified by the shipyard for performance and recent development. This year, after the inspection of the port of Capo d’Orlando, the French shipyard has decided to organize in Italy this important event, to which will be invited not only shipowners and their crews, but also brokers, dealers and the entire commercial structure of the company.
Fountaine Pajot has been a designer and boat builder since 1976, becoming a world leader in the production of luxury catamarans from 12 to 20 meters in length, with an annual production of 300 units between sail and motor.
“The choice of Fountaine Pajot makes us proud – commented Francesco Federico, president of the management company of Capo d’Orlando Marina, above all because it promotes the knowledge of our structure and our territory among qualified shipowners, making them appreciate the services that are the strengths of the marina”. Capo d’Orlando is a very young marina that is establishing itself as a reference point: in the summer period employment reaches 60% with growth rates every month. The structure has 553 berths up to 40 meters long, a gallery of shops, fuel station and technical area with a wide range of services offered, as well as a small hotel with SPA.
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