Multihull

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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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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Noise Mitigation: Leopard’s Design That Proves Comfort Starts in the Engine Room

The class leader just got sharper. Leopard’s 53 Powercat, a Multihull of the Year winner with 141 units delivered, has been fully reimagined for 2026. This onboard evolution maximizes usability with redesigned seating ergonomics, extended lounging areas, and optimized flybridge storage. Critically, a separate, sealed engine room guarantees whisper-quiet cruising. This flagship model reinforces its position as the ultimate blue water cruising experience, built for social connection and effortless living.

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