Catamaran

The 44-Foot Pulse: Securing the Future of Performance-Oriented Multihulls

The 44-foot segment has a new protagonist. Fountaine Pajot’s FP44 has officially been nominated for Multihull of the Year 2026, a recognition that confirms its status as a high-performance disruptor. This isn’t just about an optimized hull; it’s about a radical living space that erases the barrier between the saloon and the sea. Discover the craftsmanship behind the boat that is currently favorite to sweep the honors at La Grande-Motte.

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Symmetrical Speed: Francesco Struglia’s Radical Blueprint for the Americas

Italian craftsmanship is officially gaining a higher gear across the Americas. Revolution Marine Group has announced the Canados Heritage 67’, a 37-knot flagship that mocks the traditional, sluggish catamaran stereotype. By merging a moderate beam with tunnel-drive MAN V8 engines, this vessel offers a surgical strike on long-range cruising efficiency. With initial deliveries projected for late 2027, the window to secure the ultimate performance platform is officially open.

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The Olympic Pedigree: Why Aquila’s First Sailing Vessel is an Intentional Strike

Aquila is officially shredding its power-only reputation. Premiering at the Miami International Boat Show, the 50 Sail marks a definitive strike on the wind-powered market. This isn’t a mere experiment; it’s a vessel forged by Olympic-level sailors and equipped with a radical Hybrid Ocean Drive system. While the crowds focus on static displays, we stepped aboard to document the bridge-to-bow architecture and the aggressive 156 SQ M upwind sail plan.

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43-Foot Interceptor: The High-Velocity Catamaran Arriving at Grove Harbour

The Atlantic serves as the ultimate proving ground, and the C4000 is the physical evidence. Capable of exceeding 100 MPH with the reliability of just two outboard engines, this 43-foot catamaran is coming to Grove Harbour Marina for an exclusive on-water experience. This isn’t just about raw velocity; it’s about a refined racing pedigree designed to mock the Florida chop. Discover the engineering behind the most comfortable rough-water ride in Miami.

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Davit Dilemmas: Which Launch System Actually Survives the Real World?

Storing a tender is rarely a glamorous topic—until you’re fighting a choppy anchorage at midnight. Excess Lab just dropped a surgical deep-dive into the mechanics of davits, pitting classic fixed systems against pivoting hardware and high-end platform lifts. This isn’t theoretical jargon; it’s a practical look at how your hardware affects everything from solar capacity to visibility. Discover which system offers the most grit for your next offshore transit.

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The 35-Meter Milestone: Inside the Tri-Deck Catamaran Built for Resort-Style Autonomy

CL Yachts has officially disrupted the multihull sector with the CLC115, a 35-meter tri-deck titan that balances massive volume with elite efficiency. By utilizing a precise resin-infusion technique for its composite hull, this catamaran delivers a lightweight, RINA-certified platform engineered for the modern explorer. With a customizable layout featuring a convertible nursery or gym, it offers a level of versatile luxury that most monohulls simply cannot match.

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Sailing While They Motor: The All-Carbon K6 and the Death of the Engine Hour

Kinetic Catamarans is tearing up the blueprints of luxury multihulls with the all-new K6, a 63 and 67-foot assault on the status quo. By utilizing an uncompromising all-carbon construction and a North 3Di sail plan, the K6 is engineered to fly when others are forced to motor. It isn’t just about speed; it’s a bespoke, short-handed masterclass in minimalist aesthetics, designed for those who demand more than a standard horizon.

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Owner or Charter: The OMAYA 50’s Dual Configuration That Maximizes ROI

Omaya Yachts, the Bulgarian power catamaran builder, appointed Elgen Yachting as its authorized dealer in Greece, strategically expanding its Mediterranean reach. Elgen Yachting, based in Athens, will introduce the flagship OMAYA 50, a vessel featuring a best-in-class 8.4-meter beam and 156 square meters of living space. This partnership positions the innovative, spacious power catamaran perfectly for Greece’s thriving yachting community, offering solutions for both owner and charter clients.

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The Owner’s Suite Advantage: The Catamaran That Guarantees a Private Terrace

The Lagoon EIGHTY 3 motor catamaran is designed for bold, adventurous spirits, delivering 3,500 nautical miles of fuel autonomy. This 80-foot vessel features an astounding 300 square meters of dedicated exterior living space, including an extended 22m² aft swim platform. With naval architecture by VPLP Design and interiors by Nauta Design, the EIGHTY 3 blends the spirit of a motor yacht with the distinctive personality of a Lagoon, allowing for true world travel.

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European Powerboat Showdown: Aquila’s 46 Coupe Is the Dark Horse That Scares Monohulls

Aquila’s 46 Coupe just secured a nomination for the 2026 European Powerboat of the Year award, validating its innovative design. This catamaran achieves a crucial balance of yacht-level comfort and sport boat excitement, featuring two full cabins and a spacious 17-foot beam. Its core advantage lies in the Aquila Hydro Glide® semi-foiling system, which enhances efficiency and performance, proving that this offshore-certified vessel is ready to conquer the European market.

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