What's Left
Outfitted for Comfort + Performance
After boarding What's Left, you’ll soon realize there’s nothing missing in terms of comfort or amenities. To accommodate the greatest number of guests, our six-cabin layout adapts to your desires and your cruising needs. Each queen-sized suite has its own bathroom area ~ a first on the catamaran market for a 51-foot / 6-cabin model.
The experience aboard What’s Left is also a magical source of relaxation due to its incredible spaciousness. The entirely redesigned teak deck layout provides both breathing room and comfort, making it easy to move around. Another innovative feature is its complete opening between the saloon and cockpit, which facilitates communication between the galley and the large gathering table and offers a feeling of delightful freedom.
As with any Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran, the latest trends have been woven into the very fabric of this brand-new Aura 51 model, which sets the benchmark for style, comfort, safety, and performance.
Luxury Sailing Catamaran
What’s Left was carefully designed to exceed the expectations of those who are passionate about the sea, and represents the pinnacle of modern design while incorporating cutting-edge industry technologies.
Style
The elegantly modern design of What’s Left was based on the conviction that the ultimate sailing experience combines sensations with emotions. The talent of renowned designers has given our luxury catamaran the perfect balance between a beautifully refined aesthetic and a focus on performance, while boasting audacious technical achievements. This unique design, along with the polished line of our hulls, guarantees stability, agility, comfort, and the incredible sensation of pure elegance on the water.
Comfort
What’s Left combines private and social spaces seamlessly, and offers comfortable, spacious living areas that are uniquely luminous. Thanks to panoramic views in the saloon, skylights and portholes, integrated saloon/cockpit space, and open galleys, the interior opens onto the exterior allowing for true indoor/outdoor living. The outside lounge decks offer areas devoted to relaxation, sunbathing, solitude or social connection.
Safety
What’s Left’s stable multi-hull structure provides both comfort and safety. Our technical specifications take reliability to the highest level (e.g., sacrificial keels, crash box, boom height, protected windlass). Also, the seamless transition from inside to outside makes maneuvering this sailing catamaran easier and more enjoyable.
Sustainability
What’s Left is undeniably pleasant to live aboard, but also goes the extra mile in terms of respect for the environment. In collaboration with the Olivier Racoupeau Design team of naval architects, Fountaine Pajot imagined the Aura 51 model to be able to accommodate a large surface area of solar panels without compromising on design. The generous flybridge, with its friendly lounge and relaxing sunbathing area, is fitted with solar panels that are totally flush-decked, integrating with the clean design lines and capable of producing 2,000 watts of renewable energy. This allows What’s Left to generate five times more solar energy than other similar yachts equipped with solar panels.
Performance
In order to optimize performance while reducing our ecological footprint, additional renewable energy sources have also been integrated into our sailing catamaran (e.g., AGM battery, low consumption fresh-water maker, visual control of consumption, etc.). This eco-responsible performance under sail ensures a reliable and economical trip.
Floorplans
Exterior Profile
6 Queen Suites / Dry Shower + A/C
Bridge Deck