Privelége 615
Combining comfort and style, the Privilége 615 is ready for the long haul.
Combining comfort and style, the Privilége 615 is ready for the long haul.
What happens when 17 owners and charterers of Fountaine Pajot catamarans rendezvous in St. Maarten? Fun times, great sailing and an intense came of water polo.
Fountaine Pajot launches a new luxurious Flagship catamaran.
A new rigging plan designed for simplicity could be the solution to the large mainsails of modern catamarans.
Two new, soaring catamarans from Catana, the 59 and 42 Carbon, are cleared and ready for takeoff.
Check out our list of the best catamarans and trimarans that changed the game in boat design.
Designed with a couple in mind, the new concept builds on a homegrown US catamaran line.
Recently, CW associate editor Jen Brett had the opportunity to check out the new Gunboat factory in Wanchese, NC, on Pamlico Sound to see just what goes into producing this very cool carbon-fiber catamaran.
“It’s going to take a savvy, experienced couple to run this boat, but everything is there to run it really well,” says Boat of the Year judge Tim Murphy of the Outremer 5X.
“I found the steering, the hardware and the metalwork all to be excellent. The target demographic here is ‘real’ sailors. And this boat sails very well,” says Boat of the Year judge Mark Schrader of the Catana 42 Carbon.
With nearly 50 Atlantic series catamarans roaming the seas, Chris White’s designs have evolved. Still, the new 47 — sporting twin MastFoils (think narrow wings) and dual furling jibs — is akin to the jump man made from apes. Let’s call this a whole new species of ocean-going cat.
Multihull Company founder Phil Berman has sailed and sold many a catamaran. With customer feedback, he’s launched the Balance line, with a 42-footer on the way and a 45-footer to follow. These are for bluewater voyagers and liveaboards who will appreciate a lively sail.
Combining comfort and style, the Privilége 615 is ready for the long haul.
What happens when 17 owners and charterers of Fountaine Pajot catamarans rendezvous in St. Maarten? Fun times, great sailing and an intense came of water polo.
Fountaine Pajot launches a new luxurious Flagship catamaran.
A new rigging plan designed for simplicity could be the solution to the large mainsails of modern catamarans.
Two new, soaring catamarans from Catana, the 59 and 42 Carbon, are cleared and ready for takeoff.
Check out our list of the best catamarans and trimarans that changed the game in boat design.
Designed with a couple in mind, the new concept builds on a homegrown US catamaran line.
Recently, CW associate editor Jen Brett had the opportunity to check out the new Gunboat factory in Wanchese, NC, on Pamlico Sound to see just what goes into producing this very cool carbon-fiber catamaran.
“It’s going to take a savvy, experienced couple to run this boat, but everything is there to run it really well,” says Boat of the Year judge Tim Murphy of the Outremer 5X.
“I found the steering, the hardware and the metalwork all to be excellent. The target demographic here is ‘real’ sailors. And this boat sails very well,” says Boat of the Year judge Mark Schrader of the Catana 42 Carbon.
With nearly 50 Atlantic series catamarans roaming the seas, Chris White’s designs have evolved. Still, the new 47 — sporting twin MastFoils (think narrow wings) and dual furling jibs — is akin to the jump man made from apes. Let’s call this a whole new species of ocean-going cat.
Multihull Company founder Phil Berman has sailed and sold many a catamaran. With customer feedback, he’s launched the Balance line, with a 42-footer on the way and a 45-footer to follow. These are for bluewater voyagers and liveaboards who will appreciate a lively sail.
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