The Seawind Timeline

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Boat Review Seawind 1260 Sail Magazine

Boat Review Seawind 1260 Sail Magazine

Seawind Catamarans Multihull Central

Seawind Catamarans Multihull Central

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The Seawind Timeline

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New Catamarans Seawind Catamarans Cruising Catamarans For Real Sailors

New Catamarans Seawind Catamarans Cruising Catamarans For Real Sailors

New Catamarans Seawind Catamarans Cruising Catamarans For Real Sailors

In October 2010 Seawind acquired Corsair Marine the worlds foremost trailer trimaran manufacturer who has built over 2500 boats during their 30 year history.

Where are seawind catamarans built. The new 1370 has the high aim of striking the perfect balance between performance and comfort in a 45 bluewater cruiser this cat is designed to be the best go-anywhere live-aboard cruising. Over the past 35 years Seawind Catamarans has steadily gained a reputation for building innovative and exceptional performance catamarans that are exceedingly safe and well thought out for cruising. With over 30 years experience manufacturing and designing multihulls the company has grown from strength to strength since the companys inception.

In 2010 they acquired Corsair Marine and all Seawinds are currently build at the Corsair facility. The Seawind 1000 designed by Richard Ward and Scott Judson was first built in Australia in 1994. 74 m catamaran sailboat designed by Scott Jutson and built by Seawind Catamarans and Luger Industries starting in 1982.

The debut model was the first catamaran ever to be awarded Australian Cruising Sailboat of the Year. She has been awarded 2019 - Cruising World - Boat of the Year. With over 35 years experience in building the highest quality blue water catamarans.

Seawind became prolific on the back of designing cruising catamarans for couples seeking a boat in the 35-42ft rangeand nearly 700 such boats have been built. Seawind Catamarans deployed countless thousands of man-hours in hull design and optimisation and spared no expense in refining the crucial sailing ergonomics suited to a modern cruising couple. While many of todays catamarans are built with a focus on the charter market first and the cruising market second Seawind early on made the choice to put sailing performance first with.

266 81 m. 24 2. Why did you choose the Seawind 1250.

528 161 m. Selkie is a 41 foot catamaran designed and built by the Australian manufacturer Seawind. Seawind builds performance oriented catamarans that are fast seaworthy passage makers.

Seawind 1260 Lightweight Catamaran Making Waves On Both Sides Of The Atlantic

Seawind 1260 Lightweight Catamaran Making Waves On Both Sides Of The Atlantic

Seawind 1370 45ft Catamarans Seawind Catamarans Bluewater Cruisers

Seawind 1370 45ft Catamarans Seawind Catamarans Bluewater Cruisers

The Seawind Timeline

The Seawind Timeline

Boat Review Seawind 1260 Sail Magazine

Boat Review Seawind 1260 Sail Magazine

Catamarans Seawind Catamarans Cruising Catamarans For Real Sailors

Catamarans Seawind Catamarans Cruising Catamarans For Real Sailors

Seawind 1260 Sail Away Catamarans

Seawind 1260 Sail Away Catamarans

New Catamarans Seawind Catamarans Cruising Catamarans For Real Sailors

New Catamarans Seawind Catamarans Cruising Catamarans For Real Sailors

A Busy Month Of Launches At The Seawind Corsair Factory Seawind Catamarans Blog

A Busy Month Of Launches At The Seawind Corsair Factory Seawind Catamarans Blog

Seawind Catamarans Sail Away Catamarans

Seawind Catamarans Sail Away Catamarans

Boat Review Seawind 1160 Lite Sail Magazine

Boat Review Seawind 1160 Lite Sail Magazine

The Seawind Timeline

The Seawind Timeline

Seawind Catamarans Multihull Central

Seawind Catamarans Multihull Central

Seawind Catamarans For Sale By Owner Catamaransite

Seawind Catamarans For Sale By Owner Catamaransite

Seawind Launches New Day Charter Catamaran Seawind Catamarans Blog

Seawind Launches New Day Charter Catamaran Seawind Catamarans Blog