Share Your Seawind Story

Seawind invites owners and sailors around the world to share real sailing stories for the Sail Adventure & Exploration section of our website. This is an opportunity to contribute authentic offshore experiences, open-water journeys, and everyday life aboard Seawind catamarans, told directly by the people who sail them. 

We are looking for genuine stories from Seawind owners and sailors with real experience on board. Your submission may be a memorable passage, a cruising journey, a challenge at sea, or simply a moment that reflects life under sail. Stories can be accompanied by photos or short video clips to help bringing your experience to life. 

Selected submissions will be featured on the Sail Adventure & Exploration page of the new Seawind website, helping building a richer collection of real-world sailing experiences to inspire the global Seawind community. 

Seawind Catamarans is pleased to offer one pair of Seawind T-shirts to every sailor who shares their stories with the Seawind community. We are contacting the authors once we’re receiving your sharing. 

How to Submit 

1. Prepare your story, photos, or videos 
2. Submit your content 
3. Our team will review your content before publishing

By submitting content, you confirm that you own the rights to the materials and allow Seawind to feature them on our website and related communication channels. 

Ready to Share Your Story? 

Please share your entry by email using the details below. 

Email address: marketing@corsairmarine.com  

Email subject: Sail Adventure & Exploration – Community Story Submission 

Email content: In the body of your email, please include: 

• Your full name 

• Country / region 

• Seawind model (if applicable) 

• Boat name 

• Your sailing story (Recommended length: 150–600 words_ 

• High resolution Photos, videos (1080): Please include a download link to your photos or videos
  (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, or similar) 

Your journey could help inspire the next Seawind adventure. Share your story and become part of the Seawind sailing archive.