Nautitech catamarans are known for their performance, high build standard and great design. In a sea of production, mass charter catamarans the Nautitech multihull is a fresh departure. Models consist of the Nautitech 40 Open, 44 Open and the all new 48 Open catamarans. Unlike most production cats, Nautitech’s are built with a superior closed cell foam core providing superior osmosis resistance. Nautitech catamarans are strong, fast and reflect high quality finishings setting them above your typical multihull.
The unique Open concept of combining both the covered cockpit with the enclosed salon creates a combined space only found in yachts much larger. Given this point is just one of the reasons the Nautitech range is a top choice for ocean cruisers. Indeed, in a market of bulky catamarans, the new Nautitech series of cruising multihulls stand out. Their streamlined and purposeful look put sailing pleasures back into your cruising. The Nautitech Open range are available in owner and 4/5 cabin layout configurations.
We at Aeroyacht are premiere dealers for Nautitech catamarans. We have sailed and owned many of them and can give our clients unbiased advice.
Thanks to advanced hull and sail designs all Nautitech multihulls perform as good as daggerboard equipped catamarans. The difference is safety! The sacrificial mini keels break away on impact and unlike a daggerboard leave the hull integrity intact.
The Open concept has been pioneered by Nautitech catamarans 20 years ago and todays models represent the ultimate refinement of this design. Aft steering stations not only provide unrivaled visibility and helming sensations but also allow for the largest cockpit. Experience the salon that seamlessly opens to the aft deck!
Nautitech catamarans are carefully crafted using the most modern process of female molds with closed cell foam construction. This makes these multihulls virtually impervious to osmosis and moisture absorption. Make sure your next catamaran is not built with balsa wood as core!
A catamaran boat is either a motorboat or sailing yacht with more than 2 hulls. Popular cruising catamarans such as the Nautitech 40, 48 or 48 house spacious accommodations in their hulls.
Owning a catamarans such as a Nautitech, Lagoon or Fountaine Pajot can be worth it if you value stability, ample living space, and faster cruising speeds. However, it comes with higher initial costs and maintenance expenses compared to monohulls, so it’s essential to consider your specific needs and budget.
Medium to large size catamarans such as the award winning Nautitech 48 can cost 1.3M $. Larger high performance models such as the Gunboat 68 can or McConaghy Panther catamarans can cost 2-4 M$ depending on the size.
The most popular size for catamarans is between 42 and 50’ making the Nautitech 48 a prime example. This length multihull can easily be handled by a single person, or couple yet is large enough to be safe offshore and comfortable for extended liveaboard voyages.
Statistics have shown that beginners find it much easier to sail on catamarans or trimarans because of the lack of roll and heel. Multihull’s stability greatly reduces seasickness and the anxiety of learning a new sport. Gregor Tarjan’s reference book “Catamarans, The Complete Guide for Cruising Sailors” lists both advantages and some disadvantages of multihulls.
