2013 Seawind Seawind Catamaran

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide, clutter-free decks and forward trampolines invite you to move around with confidence, even underway. The helm visibility is excellent; you can keep an eye on sails, traffic, and crew without straining. Inside, the bridgedeck saloon feels more like a floating patio, with great natural airflow and easy access to both hulls. Storage is thoughtfully placed for cruising—lockers for water toys, provisions, and spare gear are all within reach. Under sail, the light displacement means you’re moving in modest breezes when heavier boats are still wallowing, and the shallow draft opens up anchorages that deeper-keel cruisers can only admire from afar.

This Seawind catamaran is particularly well-suited to a coast known for mixed conditions—afternoon chop, light morning breezes, and the occasional stiff blow. The twin outboards make close-quarters maneuvering in crowded marinas far less stressful, and the responsive hulls handle harbor traffic and swell with composure. On longer coastal hops, the efficient sail plan and conservative rig keep passages comfortable while still ticking off miles respectably. The protected cockpit and hardtop let you enjoy sunset sails without being blasted by wind or spray, and the shallow draft lets you slip into quieter coves and mooring fields that monohulls often must bypass.