Canary Islands, Spain
Catamarano
Pin-Rolland 25m Catamaran
2013
Completamente operativo
Operational Commercial Catamaran for 150 Passengers
This 25.74-metre passenger catamaran offers a substantial commercial opportunity for operators involved in marine tourism, island transfers, scheduled passenger transportation, sightseeing services and coastal excursions. Built in 2013 by Port Pin-Rolland Shipyards in France, she is currently operating in the Canary Islands with documentation reported to be in order.
The vessel flies the Spanish flag and is registered under the commercial 2nd List. She is stated to comply with SOLAS Classification I/H requirements, providing an established regulatory basis for passenger operations, subject to buyer verification.
Construction and Dimensions
The exceptionally wide beam and twin-hull design provide inherent stability, generous passenger space and reduced rolling compared with many conventional monohulls. Her FRP construction offers strength, corrosion resistance and comparatively manageable maintenance for intensive coastal service.
Engines and Performance
Propulsion is supplied by two IVECO N67 MNS M22 diesel engines with a combined output of approximately 264 kW. The machinery package is configured for professional service and provides a practical balance between reliability, fuel efficiency and operating cost.
The engine hours demonstrate extensive operational service and make a detailed review of maintenance records essential. Buyers should examine service intervals, overhaul history, cooling systems, gearboxes, shafts, propellers and machinery-space condition.
Passenger Configuration
The vessel is arranged primarily for daytime passenger transportation and does not rely on overnight cabins or sleeping accommodation. Her large-capacity layout supports efficient embarkation, passenger circulation and crew operations.
Potential applications include inter-island transfers, tourist excursions, shuttle services, event transport, marine sightseeing and other coastal passenger services. Any alteration of the vessel’s service profile or operating region must be assessed against regulatory and classification requirements.
Commercial Due Diligence
A full pre-purchase survey should include the FRP hulls, bridge structure, deck connections, machinery, passenger areas, electrical systems, firefighting equipment, lifesaving appliances and navigational electronics. The buyer should confirm present class status, passenger certificates, flag documentation and survey deadlines directly with the relevant authorities.
A sea trial should assess engine performance, steering, manoeuvrability, vibration, passenger comfort and operation of all essential machinery.
Enquire About This Passenger Catamaran
Contact us for the asking price, full commercial specifications, certification records, maintenance history and inspection arrangements. This operational 150-passenger catamaran provides a proven foundation for buyers seeking meaningful capacity and stable commercial performance in the Canary Islands or another approved operating region.
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