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The All New Seawind 1250 Platinum XPAC


The prestigious 41ft Seawind 1250 Platinum XPac (Trans Pacific) luxury cruising catamaran has a premium array of standard features suitable for crossing the Pacific or luxurious onwater living - straight out of the box! These new additional features now include:

• Watermaker (54 Ltrs / Hr)

• Washing Machine

• Aqualuma Underwater Transom Lights

• Mastervolt 2500W Inverter & 100amp Battery Charger

• Electric Harken sheet winch

• Dual Teleflex Engine Controls on each Helm

• Forward Deck Lounge Cushions & Back Rests

• Cockpit Targa Cushions

• Cruising Laminate Performance Mainsail

• Cruising Laminate Performance Jib

• Raymarine AIS Receiver

• Raymarine Autopilot

• Raymarine Chartplotter - iPad Compatible

• Raymarine Multifunctional Displays - iPad Compatible

• Raymarine Windvane - iPad Compatible

• Leather Upholstery on all Saloon Cushions

With this standard configuration, the Seawind 1250 Platinum XPac is the most comprehensively specified production cruising catamaran in the world, reinforcing its blue water credentials and high quality focus.

The Seawind 1250 Platinum XPac is built by Seawind's most experienced shipwrights (many who have been with the company for over a decade), in a new multi-million dollar purpose built production facility located in Wollongong - using resin infusion technology in a climate controlled bay, for superior structural quality and strength - all standard on a Seawind but necessary if you are going to cruise around the world

Podcast Special Feature - Testing the new Seawind 1250 on Bass Strait

Listen to this in-depth interview with Richard Ward, owner, director and senior design contributor of Seawind Catamarans, following his return testing the Seawind 1250 across the infamous Bass Strait, between Victoria and Tasmania in the very south of Australia. Richard not only goes into detail on his design philosophy of the new Seawind 1250, but also gives a thorough report on its first ocean passage, plus some good cruising tips for Bass Strait. This is a MUST LISTEN episode!


 
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