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You can’t fail to admire the course being steered by Aventura Catamarans: this medium-sized yard really knows how to take advantage of current trends and is evolving at its own pace with ...

• AVENTURA CATAMARANS
• Length 43.31ft

This is a very recent second-hand model, since production stopped less than a year ago. The Hélia 44 has bowed out, leaving the Elba 45 to take over. Rather easy going and comfortable, the 44 has ...

• FOUNTAINE PAJOT
• Length 43.64ft

Like the 40 Open which had a facelift in 2017, the 46 on display at the last Cannes Yachting Festival has been reviewed and updated. A new design, more powerful sail plan and reworked interior, ...

• NAUTITECH CATAMARANS
• Length 45.24ft

Powercats have many attractions for both the cruising boater and day sailor alike, who can enjoy the stability, space and frugality, as can be seen here on the Chinese-built Iliad 50 that Australian ...

The last time we sailed on a Darren Newton-designed catamaran was back in 2014 when Philippe Echelle joined the crew of the Broadblue Rapier 550 for the Round the Isle of Wight Race.  At the time, ...

Announced a little over a year ago now, the new Excess catamaran brand have just presented their first two models, the 12 and the 15. And it’s the former we are unveiling here. A new concept more ...

Launched in 2009, this model was the largest in the range. Her program? Coastal sailing and day trips with the family. With this in mind, the manufacturer focused on ease of handling and comfort of ...

• ASTUSBOATS
• Length 21.82ft

Since 2004, Catathai have been building small production runs of catamarans in Phuket, customized according to the wishes of their owner. Among them, the Catathai 40 is not lacking in interest... A ...

• CATATHAI
• Length 39.34ft

Discreetly, the 50-foot "Archimedean" catamaran sector, on which a limited band of world leaders reigns, is seeing the emergence of new high-end initiatives. Are we witnessing a strong return of the ...

• ITA CATAMARANS
• Length 49.18ft

Over the past ten years or so, various multihull manufacturers have been trying out all-electric power - though they have been backed-up by a generator. Silent-Yachts is going one step further: they ...