Build progress, features and walkthrough with James Turner
Coming in 2027
The Next Evolution of Vision Yachts. Built for More.
At 48 feet, the Vision 484 builds on the award-winning DNA of the 444, whilst offering increased volume, greater headroom, a larger payload, and bridgedeck clearance raised from 700 mm to 1,000 mm to cut slamming offshore. This new model is not an extension or a stretched version of the 444 — it is a completely new design from the keel up, with a new hull form, deck layout and interior arrangement.
LOA
14.75 m48 ft 5 in
Beam overall
8.00 m26 ft 3 in
Draft
1.25 m4 ft 1 in
Displacement
12.7 t27,999 lb
Video gallery
Walk through the Vision 484.
Aboard
Designed for life onboard.
01More Liveability, More Versatility
The step from 44 to 48 feet is significant: more spacious cabins, an enlarged saloon and galley, additional storage and broader workspaces, without losing the agile handling the range is known for. Headroom runs 2.1 m throughout, up to 2.2 m in key areas. There is new versatility too. The 484 is offered in three and four cabin layouts, opening it to owners who want more space for family and guests and for people who actually live on passage.
02The Structure Behind the 484
Beneath the 484’s extra space, the build philosophy remains unchanged. The hull, deck and bulkheads are constructed using epoxy infusion over a closed-cell foam core. Vision chooses epoxy because, unlike polyester structures, it does not require a barrier coat to be applied afterwards to keep water out. Protection goes further below the floorboards. Each hull is divided into 18 watertight compartments, while a two-stage crumple zone in each bow is engineered to absorb impact forces in the event of a collision.
03Designed Around Real-World Experience
The Vision 484 builds on the experience of Vision 444 owners and the combined knowledge of the Vision team. That experience informs practical details throughout the boat, such as the dedicated onboard workshop, direct access to engines and key systems for servicing without dismantling the interior, and deck hardware configured for short-handed sailing. The bowsprit includes dual tack lines, allowing a second downwind sail to be pre-rigged without making another trip forward. Systems are selected for accessibility, serviceability and ease of operation.
In 3D
Walk around the Vision 484
Turn the hull, look down the side decks, and see the proportions for yourself.
Open the 3D view
Studio render
Accommodation
Two layouts.
Vision’s own general-arrangement drawings, to scale.
Three Cabins - Owner's VersionA full-beam owner’s suite to port, two guest cabins and two heads to starboard. 
Four cabinsFour cabins and four heads - for families who travel together, those who enjoy having guests aboard, or for charter.
Specification
Every figure, both ways.
Vision 484
Specifications
- LOA
- 14.75 m48 ft 5 in
- Beam overall
- 8.00 m26 ft 3 in
- Draft
- 1.25 m4 ft 1 in
- Displacement
- 12.7 t (lightship)27,999 lb (lightship)
- LWL
- 14.72 m48 ft 4 in
- Air draft
- 21.7 m71 ft 2 in
- Cabins
- 3 or 4
- Mainsail area
- 87.1 m²938 sq ft
- Jib area
- 42.9 m² (self-tacking)462 sq ft (self-tacking)
- Headroom — hulls
- 2.1 m6 ft 11 in
- Engines
- 2 × Nanni 50 hp
- Bridgedeck clearance
- 1,000 mm
- Displacement (max load)
- 17.0 t37,479 lb
- Sail area (main + jib)
- 130 m²1,399 sq ft
- Certification
- CE Category A
- Keel type
- Mini keels
Enquire about the Vision 484
Vision sells direct and through an international network. Contact the yard directly, or contact your nearest Vision agent — no catamaran has the same sailing programme, and the specification follows the way you intend to use her.
