About Long Island 86
The Long Island 86 Power is a large cruising power catamaran designed by Marc Lombard Design Group and built by JFA Yachts. It features an aluminum hull with a composite deck, offering strength, reduced weight, and durability. The layout includes expansive living areas and bright interiors. The flybridge version includes a navigation station, sheltered bar, and lounge seating. An enclosed wheelhouse layout is also available. The foredeck includes a Jacuzzi and seating area, while the aft platform carries a large tender and space for water toys. The yacht accommodates 8 guests across 4 cabins, along with space for up to 4 crew members. Interior design is managed in partnership with Frank Darnet Design and can be fully customized. Built for long-range cruising, the Long Island 86 Power combines efficient performance with practical living space and a focus on comfort at sea.
- 26.21 m86′Length
- 4Guest cabins8 guests
- 2 × CumminsEngines1,200 hp
- 15 knMax speed12 kn cruise
- 11.35 m37′ 3″Beam
- 1.6 m5′ 3″Draught
Layout
Explore every deck in detail: Long Island 86
Specifications
Long Island 86 at a glance
Dimensions
- Length
- 26.21 m86′
- Beam
- 11.35 m37′ 3″
- Draught
- 1.6 m5′ 3″
Accommodation
- Guests
- 8 in 4 cabins
- Crew
- 3 in 2 cabins
Build
- Model
- Long Island 86
- Hull
- Catamaran · aluminium
Performance
- Engines
- 2 × Cummins QSB 8.3m
- Total power
- 894.8 kW · 1,200 hp
- Max speed
- 15 kn
- Cruising speed
- 12 kn
- Fuel capacity
- 9,997.27 l
- Water capacity
- 1,597.44 l
Design & history
- Naval architect
- Marc Lombard Yacht Design Group
- Exterior design
- Marc Lombard Yacht Design Group
- Interior design
- Darnet Design
Technical Details
- LOA 26.25 m/86.1 ft
- LWL 25.47 m/83.5 ft
- Beam 11.35 m/37.2 ft
- Draught 1.60 m/5.2 ft
- Cruising Speed 12 knots
- Top Speed 15 knots
- Displacement 54 t light
- Construction Aluminum hulls with composite deck and superstructure
- Paint System Awlgrip Flag Blue hulls and Snow White superstructure
- Classification Yacht will not be classed
- Interior Modern interior joinery style, oak and walnut
- Interior Styling Darnet Design
- Naval Architect Marc Lombard Yacht Design Group
- Guests 8
- Staterooms 4
- Heads 4
- Crew 3
- Crew Cabins 2
- Crew Heads 1
- Main Engines (2) Cummins QSB 8.3M - 600 hp
- Propeller 5 blades - 720 mm propellers
- Generators (2) Onan 19 kW 50 Hz
- Fuel Capacity (2) 5,000 liters/1,321 gallons
- Water Capacity (2) 800 liters/211 gallons
Additional Details
- Bow Thruster (1) Electric retractable
- Steering System Hydraulic steering Lecomble & Schmidt
- Water Maker (1) Searecovery Aquamatic 1800 - Capacity of 285l/h - (1) Searecovery - 24 volt UW600 100l/h
- Fire Equipment Saltwater fire fighting system, portable fire extinguishers, Novec firesystem in engine room
About JFA Yachts Shipyard
JFA Yachts – A Legacy of Passion, Innovation and Craftsmanship
- Founded in 1993 by Frédéric Jaouen & Frédéric Breuilly and located in Concarneau, France on Brittany’s southern coast, a region with centuries of maritime heritage.
- Today, they are custom boat builders, with expertise in large refit projects as well as new construction, capable of delivering custom yachts up to 60m, across both sail and power. With a proven track record of delivering yachts of the highest quality, in any choice of material, whether it be GRP, Carbon, aluminium or steel, their recent launches have withstood the rigours of navigating around the world, including trips to the polar regions.
- JFA Yachts’ first new construction project, delivered in 1993, was the 75-foot aluminum sailboat “Kermor”, reflecting the founders’ roots in performance sailing yacht construction and echoing their first love.
- In 2001, JFA expanded into custom motor yachts with the launch of “Axantha”, a 122-foot explorer yacht followed by the highly acclaimed 42-meter Bystander in 2003. This project marked a turning point, demonstrating JFA’s ability to build complex yachts over 500 GT under Lloyds classification and MCA regulations. Bystander later won “Best Motor Yacht of the Year (32–43m)” at the 2006 International Superyacht Society Awards.
- JFA continued to push boundaries with the 2012 delivery of “Mousetrap”, a 33-meter carbon-fiber sailing catamaran, which later inspired the creation of the Long Island Catamarans range. Since then, yachts like WindQuest (2014) and NDS Evolution (2018) have embodied JFA’s spirit of adventure and technical innovation — the latter having reached Antarctica.
- Having now completed 30 new builds and 40 refit projects, their expertise and unwavering passion for the sea, combined with a family environment will ensure that your construction project is a unique experience of mutual cooperation, as best reflected in the founder’s motto
- “We don’t build a yacht for a client, but with a client”
