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VOILE SENEGAL EXCURSIONS

Location de bateau, voile-sénégal excursions, navigation à voile sur le delta du sine saloum..

A notre base nautique de Ndangane , au cœur du Sine Saloum , une des plus renommées attractions touristiques du Sénégal, 150 km au sud de Dakar, nous disposons d’une petite « flotte » de bateaux à voile et à moteur , soit modernes soit traditionnels. Nous organisons des excursions à bord de ces bateaux qui, sous la guide de nos experts piroguiers, vous amèneront à la découverte des endroits les plus suggestifs du Sine Saloum. Nous sommes prêts aussi à étudier avec vous des itinéraires « à la carte » d’un ou plusieurs jours, avec possibilité de passer la nuit dans les campements sur les îles du delta. Aux touristes qui savent naviguer à voile ou à moteur nous offrons la possibilité de louer nos bateaux aussi sans équipage.

Si tu aimes la nature, Si tu préfère naviguer hors des sentiers battus, Si tu désires faire de la voile dans un environnement intact et sauvage, Si tu es intéressé à connaître le Sénégal authentique, Si tu es pour un tourisme responsable et solidaire

Voile-senegal excursions te propose tout cela et plus encore., le sine saloum, parc national.

Le Sine Saloum est une vaste région qui s’étend sur 24.000 km2 entre les fleuves Sine Saloum et Gambia. La partie la plus intéressante du point de vue de la richesse naturelle et de la beauté du paysage est le delta du fleuve Sine Saloum, dans la partie nord de cette zone, environ 150 km au sud de Dakar. Les eaux de l’océan sont pénétrées en profondeur dans les méandres du fleuve presque asséché pour créer une vaste zone humide particulièrement riche en faune de terre et de mer. Ce site extraordinaire est protégé depuis 1976 par l’institution du Parc National du Delta du Saloum, qui couvre une surface de 70.000 ha.

Terre et eau se confondent dans un paysage fantastique de vastes étendues de sable, de mangroves, de baobabs. C'est un véritable paradis naturel où cohabitent oiseaux (pélicans, hérons, marabouts et centaines d'autres espèces), poissons, crustacés, dauphins, hyènes, chacals. La richesse des eaux en fait une zone très recherchée pour les passionnés de la pêche mais surtout elle permet aux habitants de vivre de la pêche. Plusieurs parmi les centaines d'îles du delta abritent des villages traditionnels de pêcheurs et de petits ports où il est très agréable de s'arrêter et de profiter de la "teranga" (hospitalité en wolof) sénégalaise.

Tourisme Le tourisme est devenu, avec la pêche, une ressource économique importante pour les 200.000 personnes qui vivent dans le Parc ou dans ses alentours mais leur présence est au moment encore très discrète. Les installations touristiques sont surtout des petits campements ou des villages parsemés sur la côte ou sur les îles majeures. Il s’agit de constructions basses, en style traditionnel, qui n’abiment pas le paysage et dénotent la vocation de cette zone à un tourisme responsable et écologique, tout en offrant aux visiteurs un confort tout à fait adéquat à des prix très raisonnables.

Navigation Le Sine Saloum présente des caractéristiques climatiques et météorologiques idéales pour la voile et pour les autres sports nautiques. En général le Sénégal est un des pays les plus ensoleillés du monde. Les précipitations sont concentrées dans la saison des pluies (dite l’hivernage), entre juillet et octobre, et même en cette saison les précipitations sont représentées par des orages parfois violents mais de courte durée. Dans la saison sèche, qui dure de novembre jusqu’à juin, le beau temps est assuré. Les alizés qui soufflent le long de toute la cote du Sénégal garantissent des températures modérées et agréables. Sur la côte, la moyenne des maximaux diurnes est de 24° de janvier à mars et entre 25° et 27°C en avril, mai et décembre. De juin à octobre les températures atteignent 30°C. La voile peut être pratiquée confortablement toute l’année mais la saison la plus indiquée est sans doute la saison sèche, quand les vents sont très réguliers et modérés. Dans la saison des pluies l’eau est plus chaude mais la chaleur est parfois un peu étouffante et il y a, surtout en aout, la possibilité d’orages d’une certaine violence. A l’intérieur du delta les eaux sont protégées et il n’y a pas de vagues, sauf quelquefois un peu de clapot dans les bras de mer plus larges et plus proches à l’océan. Il y a des courants, liés aux marées, qui dans certains passages peuvent devenir assez forts. Il faut prêter attention aux nombreux bas-fonds et bancs de sable qui ne sont pas marqués.

Nos Bateaux

Bateaux disponibles pour les excursions:, bateaux a voile , bateaux a moteur , deriveur tous les bateaux.

Tous les bateaux sont disponibles pour la location soit sans équipage soit avec l’équipage (excursions), sauf les petits bateaux à voile, qui sont loués sans équipage. Les bateaux sont conduits par des équipages qualifiés qui s’occuperont des la manœuvre des voiles et vous conduiront en toute sécurité sur les eaux du delta, en permettant d’en apprécier tranquillement les beautés. Tous le bateaux sont loués avec l’équipement de sécurité prévu par la loi.

Les visiteurs peuvent choisir, soit en groupe, soit singulièrement, entre les différentes formules que nous proposons et aussi, en contactant le skipper-piroguier, planifier des itinéraires “à la carte”.

Nous proposons les suivantes formules pour les excursions et la location:

Nous somme prêts à étudier sur demande des excursions personnalisées en fonction des préférences et des exigences de nos clients. Nous pouvons aussi proposer des formules qui comprennent la navigation sur nos bateaux pendant le jour et l’hébergement dans les meilleurs campements du delta.

Pour ceux qui désirent une vacance-relax nous proposons un séjour de quelques jours à l’hôtel Pélican de Ndangane, qui se trouve à une centaine de mètres de notre base, avec la possibilité de naviguer quand ils le désirent, en choisissant un bateau ou une excursion différente chaque jour. Nous invitons ce qui sont intéressés de bien vouloir nous le communiquer à l’avance par mail.

Tous nos bateaux sont loués complets des équipements de securité prévus par la loi. Le personnes à bord devront se tenir aux instructions du skipper-piroguier et au règlements établis par la société sur les modalités de la location et de la navigation, en particulier en ce qui concerne la sécurité. Les bateaux loués sans équipage peuvent naviguer seulement à l’intérieur du delta et ne pourront sortir dans l’océan sans autorisation explicite de la société.

Base nautique Gianipa.

La base nautique de VOILE-SÉNÉGAL EXCURSIONS se trouve dans la partie ouest de la zone touristique de Ndangane , entre celle-ci et le village des pêcheurs.

Projet SENéVOILE

École de voile.

SENéVOILE est un projet social pour la diffusion du nautisme au Sénégal : nous soutenons avec notre apport technique et financier une nouvelle école de voile destinée surtout aux jeunes Sénégalais, avec l’ambitieux objectif de préparer une équipe Sénégalaise pour les Jeux Olympiques de Rio 2016 .

Les promoteurs du projet SENéVOILE sont:

Le but principal de l’initiative est la promotion parmi les jeunes Sénégalais du sport de la voile et, plus en général, de la plaisance nautique dans toutes ses formes. Ces activités connaissent jusqu’à maintenant une diffusion très limitée parmi la population sénégalaises et sont pratiquées surtout par les touristes étrangers et par les expatriés.

L'école de voile est gratuite pour tous les garçons sénégalais des écoles primaires et secondaire

Détails du projet senévoile.

Le Sénégal dispose d’une longue côte sableuse sur l’Atlantique au long de laquelle on trouve plusieurs endroits qui se prêtent magnifiquement au développement d’une activité nautique. En plus le pays jouit de conditions climatiques et météorologiques idéales, avec la possibilité de naviguer au cours de toute l’année. Plusieurs Sénégalais ont une grande familiarité avec la mer et sont des marins valables grâce à l’activité traditionnelle de la pêche, qui est encore une des grandes ressources du pays, mais la navigation est jusqu’à maintenant pratiquée presque exclusivement en tant que travail, tandis que la navigation de plaisance ne suscite pas beaucoup d’intérêt et reste inaccessible à la grande majorité de la population, surtout pour des raisons économiques.

En donnant aux jeunes sénégalais (et aussi aux enfants et aux adultes) la possibilité de fréquenter gratuitement ou à des coûts très réduits une école de voile et de se familiariser avec la conduite d’un bateau, nous espérons de pouvoir initier à la voile plusieurs personnes, en posant les bases pour une diffusion de la plaisance. Dès que la formation de base sera accomplie nous visons aussi au développement d’une activité compétitive, avec l’organisation de régates dans le pays.

Nous espérons aussi que de cette activité de formation il puisse y avoir des talents qui émergent et qu’il soit possible d’arriver à créer des équipages de haut niveau, capables de participer avec honneur aux manifestations internationales à l’étranger. La participation aux Jeux Olympiques de Rio en 2016 serait l’aboutissement final et la confirmation du succès de l’initiative. C’est un objectif ambitieux, compte tenu du peu de temps qu’on a à disposition, mais que nous considérons assez réaliste.

Nous croyons aussi que la possibilité de pratiquer au Sénégal la voile puisse constituer un atout supplémentaire pour le tourisme dans le pays.

Il nous semble que ces objectifs soient entièrement partagés par les autorités sénégalaises, ce qui est confirmée par la création de la Fédération Sénégalaise de Voile en 2003.

La Fédération Sénégalaise de Voile est l’interlocuteur principal et son plein soutien est une condition nécessaire pour son succès. Naturellement la participation de toute autre personne physique ou morale du Sénégal à la bonne réussite du projet sera la bienvenue.

Le projet se déroule sur une période de 4 ans (2013-2016) qui prévoit des phases successives, en commençant en 2013 par la constitution d’une Ecole de Voile agrée par la Fédération de la Voile qui s’occupera de la formation de base des jeunes Sénégalais. Le promoteurs mettrons à disposition de l’Ecole les bateaux et des moyens financiers pour payer les instructeurs. Après la première année d’activité l’objectif est de pouvoir présélectionner un groupe d’une vingtaine d’élèves motivés qui désirent continuer la pratique de la voile et à s’engager, dans l’espoir d’être sélectionné pour les Jeux Olympiques. La formation et la sélection vont poursuivre l’année suivant tandis que l’Ecole continuera son activité en devenant de plus en plus autonome.

Dès qu’on aura individué un ou deux équipages (dans les classes Laser ou 470) ayant le talent et la volonté d’arriver à un niveau compétitif élevé et disponibles à s’engager dans un entrainement préolympique, le promoteurs en assureront le suivi en les aidant à participer aux régates internationales et, dans la meilleure des hypothèses aux sélections olympiques (2015) et aux Jeux de Rio 2016.

COLLABORATIONS

Les Promoteurs mettront les moyens, le matériel, le know-how (dans les termes indiqués dans la proposition) à dispositions du Projet, ainsi qu’il puisse se dérouler selon le programme établi. Afin qu’il puisse avoir succès nous faisons confiance sur la participation et la collaboration de différents interlocuteurs Sénégalais, parmi les quels en particulier :

• Le Cercle de la Voile de Dakar (CVD)
• La Fédération Sénégalaise de Voile , dont nous partageons entièrement les buts institutionnels.

En Italie nous pouvons compter sur la collaboration de :

• Lega Navale Italiana (LNI) section de Milano qui a déjà donné un précieux support soit technique soit promotionnel à l’initiative. En particulier leur soutien s’est concrétisé dans le don de quelques bateaux usagés et dans l’organisation d’une manifestation qui s’est tenue a l’Idroscalo, un petit lac artificiel près de Milan, le 14 avril 2013. En cette occasion on a donné l’occasion à un groupe de garçons Sénégalais, dont la grande partie n’avais jamais fait de la voile, de sortir en bateau avec les instructeurs e d’expérimenter l’émotion de naviguer à la voile.
• L’association Sunugal des immigrés du Sénégal qui résident à Milan, a participé à l’organisation de cette belle et joyeuse manifestation.

Nous espérons de susciter une participation au Projet aussi d’autres associations nautiques Italiennes et d’en obtenir la collaboration surtout dans la phase de la formation des athlètes.

SPONSORISATIONS

Les promoteurs souhaitent que le Projet, surtout en cas de succès, puisse avoir un bonne réponse médiatique et qu’il sollicite l’attention de sponsors Italiens ou Sénégalais intéressés à apporter une partie des ressources nécessaires pour assurer les couts de l’école de voile o de l’aventure olympique. Toute contribution, soit de type financier, soit en mise à disposition de matériel, équipements ou autre, est la bienvenue et elle sera entièrement finalisée à la réalisation des objectifs du Projet. Le sponsors en auront en échange non seulement la publicité mais aussi la gratitude des jeunes qui bénéficieront de leur aide pour pratiquer une belle et saine activité de sport.

Nous invitons les sponsors potentiels et en général tous ceux qui sont intéressés à en savoir plus sur l’initiative et éventuellement à participer à nous contacter.

Transporte Privé

Ile de mar lodj - ndangane.

Nous offrons un service de taxi rapide sur demande tous les jours pour un minimum de 4 personnes. Coût du service par personne: 5000CFA Pour réservation s'il vous plaît contacter: e-mail: [email protected] tel: Mandiaye Diouf (Gérant de GIANIPA-Dakar) tel 00221776507896 Base Nautique de Ndangane tel: 00221779727223 (M Moustapha Sadio)

Pour information et réservations.

VOILE SÉNÉGAL est une marque de: GIANIPA SARL 006, HLM GRAND YOFF Dakar, Senegal [email protected]

Mandiaye Diouf (Gérant de GIANIPA) tel +221-776507896 Base Nautique de Ndangane tel : +221-779727223 (M.Moustapha Sadio)

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Why is Senegal a good sailing destination?

Senegal, a shimmering jewel of West Africa, beckons sailors and maritime enthusiasts with its intoxicating blend of azure waters, sun-kissed beaches, and a cultural tapestry as vibrant as its coastal vistas. But why is Senegal emerging as a sought-after sailing destination? Let Yachting.Rent immerse you in the maritime wonders of this magnificent country.

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Association des catamarans de sport (ACS Dakar)

Le Yacht Club Dakar (YCD) a été fondé en 1962 comme un club pour dériveurs et autres petits voiliers. Il est devenu aujourd’hui l’association des catamarans de sport, dédié exclusivement aux catamarans de sport. La base du club est situé sur la plage de la Voile d’Or, sur la pointe de Bel Air à Dakar au Sénégal.

L’Association des catamarans de sport est un club de voile pour catamarans de sport, situé à la plage de la Voile d’Or.

Le club est ouvert aux membres exclusivement, cependant des cours de voiles et sorties découvertes peuvent être organisées.

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The Lagoon 42 catamaran is immediately recognizable by her distinctive Lagoon features : vertical saloon windows , integral deck hatches and the efficient, ergonomic helm station that sailors have come to love. Drawn by naval architects VPLP Design and Patrick le Quément, her good looks , excellent performance and exacting construction standards make this cruiser a winning choice for day sailors and extended bluewater sailing trips alike. Thanks to her rig moved further aft , high-aspect mainsail and self-tacking jib , the Lagoon 42 has an enhanced performance and ease of handling that easily adapts to all conditions. And, a focus on weight reduction and optimized weight distribution during design and production further enhances her performance. The true sailor will delight in this well-rounded cruising catamaran , built for years of durable and reliable cruising.

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Take the wheel from the ergonomic, 2-person helm station with optional bimini top , where all control lines converge for easy sailing. From the helm station, a thoughtfully designed flow allows for convenient access to the aft cockpit , foredeck and new coachroof sunbathing lounge . The aft cockpit is a highlight of the Lagoon 42 , with space that is unprecedented on a boat of this size. The aft platform and transom steps have been widened creating a generous space for leisure activities and relaxation.

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The Lagoon’s light and bright saloon combines efficient functionality with sweeping space, storage and worktops throughout. The generously-sized dinette can accommodate your whole crew , and the corner chart table and nav station bring together the ship’s instruments. The well-equipped, U-shaped galley faces the same-level aft cockpit for convenient access and serving. Crew will be comfortably accommodated aboard this perfectly-sized cruiser with your choice of cabin layouts : an efficient 4-cabin/4/bath version , or the 3-cabin/3-bath version with an impressive owner’s suite.

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• Cabins: 3 or 4
• Heads: 3 or 4
• Berths: 6 or 8
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• LOA: 41 ft 7 in / 12.67 m
• LWL: 40 ft 10 in / 12.44 m
• Beam: 23 ft 1 in / 7.04 m
• Draft: 4 ft 7 in / 1.4 m
• Mast Height: 67 ft 10 in / 20.68 m
• Bridgedeck Clearance: 2 ft 6 in / 0.75 m
• Engine: 2 x Yanmar 45HP Diesel engine with saildrive
• Fuel: 158 gal / 600 L

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• Bunk Dimensions:  View Leopard Range Bunk Dimensions
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• Water: 174 gal / 660 L
• Mainsail Area (Standard): 717 sqft / 66.6 sqm
• Mainsail Area (Square Top): 755 sqft / 70.1 sqm
• Genoa Area: 501 sqft / 46.5 sqm
• Spinnaker Area: 1686 sqft / 156.6 sqm
• Code 0 Area: 676 sqft / 62.8 sqm
• Code D Area: 1022 sqft / 94.9 sqm
• Total Upwind Area (Standard): 1217 sqft / 113.1 sqm
• Polars:  View Leopard 42 Performance Documents
• Displacement: 30183 lbs / 13691 kg
• Load Carrying Capacity: 11056 lbs / 5015 kg
• Holding Tank Capacity: 44 gal / 166 L

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Pearls of Seychelles offer a variety of exciting cruises to suit your preferences. Our discovery cruises, snorkeling cruises, and fishing cruises are designed to cater to your every need. We welcome you aboard our comfortable and spacious catamaran, which offers the best way to explore the islands.

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A catamaran cruise is a type of boat tour that involves traveling around the Seychelles islands on a catamaran, a type of boat with two parallel hulls that provide stability and speed on the water.

Typically, a catamaran cruise in Seychelles includes accommodation on the catamaran, all meals, snacks and drinks, snorkeling and fishing equipment, and guided tours of the islands and other attractions.

Catamarans can vary in size, but most catamarans used for cruises in Seychelles can accommodate anywhere from 4 to 16 people.

Yes, catamaran cruises in Seychelles are generally considered safe as long as you follow the safety guidelines provided by the crew.

The best time for a catamaran cruise in Seychelles is during the dry season, which runs from May to October, when the weather is sunny and the seas are calm.

Typical activities on a catamaran cruise in Seychelles include snorkeling, fishing, hiking, exploring the islands, and relaxing on the catamaran's deck.

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12 Best Catamaran Sailboats

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December 28, 2023

The appeal of the catamaran sailboats in terms of speed , stability, and the ability to embark on long-range cruising has made them hugely popular with today's sailors. But what are the best catamaran sailboats?

Even though catamaran sailboats have become increasingly popular in the last few years, they have a truly rich legacy as one of the most sought after vessels for bluewater cruising.

Thanks to their incredibly wide beams and bigger daft, catamarans have become remarkably favorable for sailors looking to go for long-distance voyages, overnight cruising, and day sailing.

And if space is paramount for you when out there on the water, a catamaran sailboat is the only way to go as they offer extraordinary space to allow you to spend more time on the water with friends and family.

But even with all these amazing features, you're probably still wondering; what are the best catamaran sailboats?

Like their monohull counterparts, choosing the best catamaran sailboat can be quite overwhelming since there are lots of them out there. They come in a wide variety of designs and sizes ranging from small catamarans to huge ones.

The best catamaran sailboats can easily clock 250-mile voyages, offer incredible performance, and have layouts that can be easily optimized for individuals, charter markets, and great accommodation. In essence, the best catamaran sailboats offer respectable performance and offer good load-carrying ability.

That being said, here are some of the best catamaran sailboats that you can get your hands on.

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Even though many multihulls are no longer built in the United States these days, the Manta 42 is a true American-built catamaran that brings good living and good value into one package. Designed cleverly for easy handling, this American built catamaran is a great choice for a liveaboard cruiser for sailors looking to go for long-distance voyages. Thanks to its trademark high bows and an enormously curved incorporated forward crossbeam, this catamaran is easily recognizable even from a distance.

It is designed with a uniquely fixed crossbeam, which is very different from conventional aluminum cross beams that support the tension of the forestay. This fixed crossbeam allows for a little bit of movement thereby helping in absorbing enormous twisting forces of the bows. As such, you have to keep in mind that there may be resultant stress crack particularly in the bow area of the vessel.

All in all, the Manta 42 is a superb offshore cruising catamaran that offers a good sail-area-to-displacement ratio as well as plenty of space and accommodation. The cockpit area is refined, luxurious, and is designed with additional stainless pushpit contraptions to help in holding objects such as wind vanes, dinghies, and solar panels. The boat's quality in terms of performance and stability is the benchmark of what a catamaran should be.

Fountaine Pajot Elba 45

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Recently named the "Boat of the Year" for 2019 by Cruising World Magazine and Sail Magazine, the Elba 45 is the latest model in the incredible line of Fountaine Pajot catamarans. This boat was designed to replace the outgoing Helia 44 and stands to be one of the most popular catamarans with Fountain Pajot having sold over 100 Elba 45 hulls long before even the first one emerged from production.

This French-built cat brings to the fore a well-thought-out, safe, and dependable features with 10% less drag, efficient motoring, top-notch performance, and high speeds. It's also designed with fixed stub keels and slightly aft-raked bows, which are all essential in enhancing windward performance; something that most catamarans struggle with.

To improve on safety, the keels of this amazing catamaran sailboat are glued into a particularly designed recess in the hulls. This is to ensure that there are no keel bolts that can rip out and put the boat in danger if the boat gets grounded or in the event of a collision. The rig is also ICW friendly and is a true representation of a standard catamaran setup.

This is, without a doubt, a modern-looking cruising catamaran that has a low-profile lounging space on its deck, high topsides and bows as well as a more pronounced reverse sheer that's essential in minimizing the bulk of the windows while creating additional and useful volume below. This is a true catamaran that occupies a sweet spot for those looking to sail along the bay or for those adventurous sailors looking to set sail for more ambitious offshore cruising plans.

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With its fine design, straightforward systems, and easy handling, the Leopard 48 has everything it needs to be ranked among the distinguished category of the best catamaran sailboats. This is an excellent multihull that is structured with advanced materials, designs, and innovations that are meant to be fun, spacious, and comfortable.

Designed in South Africa by Simonis-Voogd, is probably the best design in the Leopard family of catamarans. Its two hulls are vacuum-bagged using balsa core to offer maximum firmness while ensuring that the weight is on the minimum. This is done by articulately regulating the level of resin in the layup. With such types of hull shapes, this catamaran sailboat is very fast and can consistently clock 12 knots of speed against the currents.

The boat is also designed with shallow keels as they're filled with closed-cell polyurethane foam that's of great importance in increasing buoyancy and preventing water ingress. To enhance the safety of the vessel, the stern and bow both have bulkheads that are essential in keeping out that water if the sailboat is involved in a collision.

The hulls of this boat are deep and narrow, particularly below the waterline. They also curve higher up to practically reduce the wetted surface area while offering enough deck space and plenty of room for accommodations. Its cockpit is another excellent feature thanks to its lavish spaces that give you the chance of kicking back and relaxing.

This boat is designed to offer superior livability, quick and easy to handle features, as well as enough space for friends and family. It is designed with beautiful lines and immense practicality for those who want to go on long cruising voyages.

Antares 44i

While many people often believe that voluminous cruising catamarans should be used as charter boats, the Antares 44i brings a very different perspective altogether. Designed in Argentina as a complete bluewater catamaran, this is a boat that's specifically built for private boat owners looking for a sturdy and well-equipped bluewater cruiser. This is an absolutely gorgeous catamaran that has a fully-equipped cockpit just to ensure that you can safely operate it even when shorthanded.

Like most catamarans, the Antares 44i is designed with features that allow for long-distance voyages. It comes with a minimum bridge deck clearance of 30 inches, which is essential in mitigating bridge deck slap. The helm station is designed to offer excellent visibility over the coach roof without having to perch the helmsman high above the cockpit.

If you're planning to make those long-distance cruising to exotic places, you'll appreciate this boat's layout. The galley is put down in the port hull so that it doesn't compromise the size of the galley and the saloon. The forward-facing navigation station is up there with the best and is up to offshore standards. And that's not all; the Antares 44i comes with good mounting points for electronics, a large table, comfortable seats, and provides brilliant visibility outside.

This boat is perfectly suited for extended offshore cruising and is a great reminder for anyone who thinks that all catamarans are charter boats and all offshore boats are monohulls.

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Designed by Philipe Pouvreau in northern Brazil, the Dolphin Ocema 42 is a truly unique catamaran sailboat that goes against the conventional norm of catamarans. It is equipped with daggerboards, which are essential in enabling it to point higher on the wind while reducing the wetted surface when running or anchoring in shallow surfaces. This, however, requires a higher level of expertise in sailing. This is because lifting the daggerboards higher up will expose the rudders while the daggerboards can also interfere with the hulls in the event that the vessel runs aground.

But even with that, the Dolphin 42 balances incredible performance and cruising comfort in a very compact package; something that is not very easy in bluewater cruising. That's why it's designed using a foam core to make it lightweight by reducing weight wherever possible. This vessel will most likely never let you down if you want to circumnavigate the bluewater on a high-performance boat that is safe and comfortable.

So if you've been looking for a real sailing catamaran that doubles up as a very comfortable liveaboard sailboat , look no further than the Dolphin 42.

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Regarded as the best built and most stylish cruising multihull, the Catana 50 is a very huge catamaran sailboat. Measuring about 50 feet long with a beam of about 26 feet, this is an amazing catamaran that will test your sailing skills as a single sailor or if you're planning to sail shorthanded.

This boat is designed with a rig that gives you the option of using either a screecher or a self-tending jib. This may seem complex since the sheets are led to winches near each wheel while all other controls lead to a centerline winch that's located in the cockpit. But even with that, this sailboat can be easily tacked once on the course.

This is a real performance-oriented catamaran with efficient hulls and rigs allowing for top speed. This vessel is also designed with a long waterline and a subtle underwater shape at the bow to help in increasing volume while minimizing wave drag. The stern platforms can help in stretching the waterline length while also providing easy access from a dock or a dinghy. The board trunks are also very strong and sturdy to protect the integrity of the hulls if a collision occurs.

In essence, this is a very modern catamaran that's designed to safely make long-distance passages with ease. It is subdued in terms of styling but this doesn't mean that it falls short as far as performance is concerned.

Atlantic 42

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Designed in 1993, the A42 has cultivated a legion of fiercely loyal fans thanks to its efficiency and aesthetic. This is the smallest of the Atlantic cruising catamaran line and is hugely popular with sailors thanks to its ease of handling, ocean-going capabilities, and superb use of space. From the forward cockpit, pilothouse to the sleeping cabins, and brilliant galleys everything about this cat is a true classic.

Unlike most catamarans, the Atlantic 42 is designed with a waist-high cockpit that's located forward of the pilothouse just behind the mast. It brings forth a solid construction thanks to the large metal girder-like bearers that run across the bulkheads. This helps the vessel in having the utmost strength, better air circulation under the engine, and a high level of flexibility as far as the size of the engine and its positioning is concerned.

Initially, the boat's style and its outlook were considered conservative but it soon became clear that it is built of high-quality materials and to last. The internal construction of the boat is impressive, to say the least. The exterior looks very beautiful and perhaps much more beautiful than most boats today. Its large aft cabin accommodation is a top drawer while the space separating en suite heads and shower compartments are considered a bonus.

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If you were to board the French-built Fountaine Pajot Bahia 46, you'll agree that the high-quality of workmanship, layout, and efficient use of space is quite exciting, to say the least. This cat remains very popular among sailors thanks to its easy handling features and incredible performance under the sails. Well, this may not come as a surprise to many of us given that the Fountain Pajot is known for building some of the most remarkable cruising catamarans out there that it can be quite overwhelming to narrow down to a single vessel, but the Bahia 46 simply stands out.

This vessel is designed with hulls that are broader than those of many other catamarans. It's also designed with centerboards and daggerboards that are meant to enhance its performance. These are essential in minimizing draft while ensuring reliability, generous bilge, and in helping to protect the rudders and propellers.

This boat is big enough to manage any type of serious offshore sailing. This is one of the best cruising catamarans for anyone looking for the right vessel for long-distance sailing. This vessel has a very more generous rig than most cruising catamarans, which is essential in enhancing its performance. The six-post Bimini is very strong and clean and can perfectly hold dinghies.

In terms of its look, the Bahia 36 is designed with gorgeous lines with the deck and hulls sculpted with lines that add a touch of elegance to the overall look of an already excellent catamaran sailboat.

Gemini 105MC

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Whether you're looking for a comfortable catamaran vessel to take you for a weekend sailing trip or a long sabbatical vacation on the oceans, the Gemini 105MC is a very satisfactory liveaboard catamaran vessel that offers spacious accommodation, thoughtful design, and a stable cruising platform for anyone who wants to have some good time on the water.

Designed by the legendary Tony Smith, this is somewhat a sailing cottage. Like a land cottage, it is cozy, comfortable, and very safe. This is essentially a 35 feet catamaran that offers great value for any sailing looking for a reasonably-priced catamaran sailboat for the weekend or holiday cruising.

This boat is designed with incredibly slim hulls, which are teardrop-shaped with flat bottoms and smaller wetted surface area. This is to ensure that drag is minimized and to lead to more leeway under sail. Each of the boat's hull is designed with a kick-up centerboard is of great importance in enhancing the vessel's windward pointing capability. This boat also has its rudders raised to enable it to seamlessly cruise in shallow waters where most vessels would otherwise run aground.

The eccentric narrow beam, which measures about 40% of the boat's length, is very different from today's 50%. However, its low center helps in keeping its stable, upright, and of course, safe.

Lagoon 450 F

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If you're looking for a catamaran sailboat that offers prestige at its peak, look no further than the Lagoon 450. This cat is widely known for offering an all-around comfort without compromising its beauty, spaciousness, class, and elegance. This is an elaborate French catamaran that brings to the table fantastic craftsmanship while leaving nothing to chance.

This is a very safe 45 feet catamaran that's not just comfortable but also very luxurious. The deck layout is centered on an amazing flybridge, which has been redesigned and redefined to offer both the traditional and modern outlook. You can very easily access the bridge, engine controls, steering station in a matter of seconds. As a result, this boat is efficiently designed to give you the ultimate control of almost every situation while on the water.

The spacious and luxurious interior of this boat is worth experiencing. The cabins and saloons are perfectly lit. We're talking about four to six cabins, eight to twelve berths, and up to four bathrooms. In essence, this boat can comfortably sleep eight to twelve people. This boat is designed to offer ultra-modern accommodations and amenities that come with little but amazing touches; all designed to make your life inside the catamaran enjoyable.

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An original performance catamaran cruiser from the iconic Gunboat manufacturer, the Gunboat 62 has truly cemented its place as one of the best catamaran sailboats to ever grace the oceans. Honestly speaking, this cat-inspired a whole range of other incredible boats including HH66 Catamaran and the Balance 526.

This is a boat that can perform admirably well in storms with a speed of over 35 knots despite being built using epoxy and E-glass with carbon-fiber structural components. It's designed with a distinct angular outline than most catamaran sailboats of its size and category. This is a vessel that was built for people looking to add more stuff and more gear for their voyages. In other words, you can have all the gear and equipment on this boat and still outperform a racing monohull of the same size.

Thanks to its lightweight feature, this vessel can sail upwind at speeds of over 17 knots and pinch up to 30 degrees. Just for comparison, the Gunboat 62 can tack through 95 degrees and still outperform the best racing monohulls. This boat is designed with a comfortable helm seat that offers 360-degree visibility as well as plenty of storage space, a functional working surface, and a luxurious cabin. Like many performance catamarans, the Gunboat 62 can attain about 20 knots if the conditions are right.

Privilege 615

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Combining elegance, comfort, and style, the Privilege 615 is a lovely catamaran sailboat that seems to be always ready for a long offshore voyage. The roots of this incredible cat can be traced back to the 1980s when Philippe Jeantot opened up a boat-building company in France. As one of the best productions from the company, the privilege 615 sports a flybridge that comes complete with twin wheels, a sprawling sunbed, and other excellent features that will make your bluewater cruising a breeze.

Whether you want the charter version or a privately-owned version, the Privilege 615 is one of the most versatile catamaran sailboats. Step inside this vessel and you'll instantly notice the quality of the wood finish and the elegance of design. The advanced navigation station is not only ultra-modern but is perfectly stationed at a dedicated corner where you can control everything while still having a conversation with your friends and family.

This boat comes with multiple sleeping configurations to ensure that you and your guests can live aboard the boat for months on end. Although the boat appears like some sort of maze on the inside, you'll easily get used to it when you enter the forward section. That's not all; this boat has gorgeous lines that make the exterior beautiful just like the interior. Its sleek profile, incredible volume, and versatile interior make it one of the best catamaran sailboats out there.

There you have it; these are the best catamaran sailboats out there. It doesn't matter the one you choose, these cats will make your day out on the water and will serve you just right for your offshore voyages or for day sailing along the bays.

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