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Large polynesian boats. With an area of 125 m² 1345 sq ft and her 25-meter 82 high mast the Excess 15 is the largest in the new Bénéteau Group family. The armada included treasure boats or Bao-Chuan which are the largest wooden ships ever built. These 5 double cabins with private bathroom a protected cockpit and spacious living room allow you to enjoy your cruise in any cases.

Sails made of matting drove this ancient forerunner of the modern catamaran swiftly through the seas and long steering paddles enabled Polynesian mariners to keep it sailing on course. These canoes had twin hulls tied side by side. In Polynesia trimaran double-outrigger sailing canoes of the Holopuni kind are enjoying ever greater popularity the inter-island races have now been organized into a championship.

The aftersail is eased out slightly more than the foresail. There are also competitions organized for Hobie Cat type catamarans or more recently the Diam 24 type they have even become Olympic disciplines. Our 18 meter catamaran one of the largest and most comfortable in Polynesia welcomes you in comfort and refinement unconventional.

The hulls were of unequal length with a moveable single mast. The catamaran designs that British multihull pioneer James Wharram first created for amateur boatbuilders in the mid-1960s were influenced by the boats he built and voyaged upon during the 1950s. A 100-ft- 30-m- long canoe could carry.

In addition to her large spaces this boat has twin helm stations located at the after end of each hull which are designed to increase the pleasure of sailing. Evidence suggests that there are two separate processes going on here. The performance will be exceptional with the standard 550 HP Cummins engine and optional 405 HP commercial rated QSL9.

Polynesians traveled in large sailing canoes which the Maori called waka. WHARRAM PAHI 42. Expanded windows and doors that blur the lines between inside and out combine to make the interior space feel like a larger yachtThe unique forward-facing galley stands in front of a large window with an adjacent access door to the forward platform.