Vote for your favorite multihulls! Construction: Amateur or professional
Architect: Dan Leech Naval Architect
Length: 30’4” (9.25 m)
Waterline length: 24’9” (7.55 m)
Beam: 11’ (3.35 m)
Draft: 19” (0.48 m)
engines up Recommended engines: 2 x 90 HP outboards
Cruising speed: 17 knots
Max speed: 22 knots
Fuel: 79 US gal (300 l)
Buyer's guide
2024 Multipower Buyer's Guide - 30 to 40 feet
published inn°SP21dec. / jan.
purchase
This category of multipowers is the most active in terms of new models, thanks to the appearance of numerous new players, convinced that the multihull formula meets a growing demand. These new models are often characterized by their meticulous design. However, they also incorporate a wide variety of models - from the Open designed for shoal draft waters to the comfortable Cruiser that can accommodate you for weeks at a time on board, or even the catamaran designed just for big game fishing. The common theme: all these models are easy to handle thanks to their twin engines and their still modest size.
L925 SEMI DISPLACEMENT POWER CAT
Amateur or professional construction in plywood/epoxy
ARROWCAT 320
Compact but luxurious
Builder: ArrowCat Power Catamarans
Length: 31’2” (9.50 m)
Beam: 10’ (3.05 m)
Draft: 18” (0.46 m)
Displacement: 9.900 lbs (4.5 t)
Fuel: 196 US gal (742 l)
Engines: 2 x 225 HP outboards
AQUILA 32 SPORT
As exciting as it is comfortable
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