Built between 1992 and 1996 by French yard Jeantot Marine, this Guy Ribadeau Dumas-designed catamaran represents serious offshore cruising capability in a manageable size. At just over 48 feet with a generous 26-foot beam, the Privilege 482 offers the spacious interior volume that makes catamarans so appealing to long-distance cruisers, while remaining small enough for a couple to handle confidently. The fractional sloop rig provides excellent sail handling characteristics, particularly important when shorthanded offshore. With 1,648 square feet of sail area driving 25,300 pounds of displacement, the boat delivers respectable performance while prioritizing stability and comfort over pure speed. The shallow 4.4-foot draft opens up cruising grounds inaccessible to deeper monohulls, from the Bahamas to Mediterranean anchorages. Jeantot Marine built these boats during Philippe Jeantot's peak years, following his BOC Challenge victories, lending credibility to the yard's offshore construction standards. The fiberglass construction reflects proven marine building techniques of the era. Twin 75-horsepower engines provide reliable auxiliary power and excellent maneuverability in tight quarters. For cruising couples seeking a well-built platform for extended voyaging, the 482 offers the Privilege line's reputation for seaworthiness in a more accessible package.

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