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Sail Area
144.5 sqm
Overall Length
52' 8" / 16.1 m
Sail Area
116 sqm
Overall Length
45' / 13.7 m
NEW CATAMARAN
Sail Area
103.8 sqm
Overall Length
42' / 12.83 m
Sail Area
89.4 sqm
Overall Length
39' 3" / 11.9 m
NEW CATAMARAN
Sail Area
87 sqm
Overall Length
38' 10" / 11.83 m
Sail Area
69.3 sqm
Overall Length
38' / 11.6 m
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When we last left off, we were anchored in the lush green embrace of Santubong, Borneo. Since then, we’ve continued our journey with the Sail Malaysia Rally, which began in April and runs until the end of August, if you manage to survive it all. Discover Part 1 of the journey here It’s been just...
Coinciding with the initial deliveries of the Seawind 1370, Seawind began refining its factory commissioning process, opting for a more personal and controlled experience. They found their answer in Phil Harper, an Aussie expat who’s called Thailand home for most of his adult life. Phil isn’t just an accomplished sailor and seasoned delivery captain; he...
“The Seawind 1370 being recognized as the best boat in the toughest marine market in the world is a testament to the passion and dedication of our incredible teams. This is a great kickstart to 2025, and we couldn’t be more excited for what’s to come.” Richard Ward, CEO of Seawind Catamarans
We all left with stories to tell that will undoubtedly grow and serve us well in years to come. But as we stepped off this all-new Seawind, I think we all felt humbled. We had put the Seawind 1370 through conditions harsher than most boats will see in their lifetime (sensibly). We’d made forgiven mistakes...
“Is this the most popular new design of 2021? Phenomenal uptake in orders.” New Catamarans 2021’s Most Exciting Launches – Yachting World. A GLANCE AT THE SEAWIND 1370 In the light of The new Seawind 1370 arrived on the market to great fanfare. As a result, we have received many technical questions surrounding the construction...
Terysa and Nick of Sailing Ruby Rose have recently shared their process of designing their Ruby Rose 2, aka the Seawind 1370: “The 42 was a little bit too small. The 52 is too expensive. Terysa’s five-foot two, I’m five-foot nine. You rarely find a helm position that will accommodate both those sizes. We also...
“The Seawind 1370 is a generational step forward in catamaran design – though we are not going to standstill. There will be more new models to come in the following years. And we wish to bring the Catamaran community even more great adventure boats using our Australian boatbuilding heritage” – said Shane Grover, Seawind’s Sales...
