2009 2009 Jaguar Catamarans 38

Step aboard and you’ll notice how much thought went into making the Jaguar 38 easy to actually live with, not just look at. The wide, uncluttered side decks and solid foredeck give real confidence moving forward in a seaway, and the low boom height keeps sail handling within easy reach. In the cockpit, the helm is positioned for clear sightlines down both hulls, so docking and tight anchorages feel far less stressful. Inside, the galley-down layout keeps weight low and offers generous counter space without cutting off the cook from the saloon. Storage is abundant in both hulls, with deep lockers sized for real cruising gear, not just weekend bags.

A Jaguar Catamarans 38 is a smart match for these waters, where conditions can swing from light-air afternoons to choppy, breeze-on days. Its moderate displacement and powerful sail plan give you the ability to keep moving when the wind goes soft, yet the wide beam and twin hulls deliver a steady, predictable ride when the sea state builds. The bridge deck clearance helps reduce pounding in short, confused chop, while the shallow draft opens up quieter anchorages that deeper monohulls must pass by. With ample tankage and efficient systems, you can stay on the hook longer between marinas and truly explore the coastline.