The catamaran you’ve never seen. Discover the future of boats
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A leap forward, toward a new future of the boat world. You only need to watch the exclusive video made for Milan Yachting Week – The Digital Boat Show by Felci Yacht Design to see for yourself.
What can you preview? A boat, an 80-foot catamaran, that is no longer just a boat but is also a seaside villa. Easy to say, hard to accomplish.
CLICK HERE AND PREVIEW THE NEW FELCI CAT 80
The idea: the boat/house of the future is born
Hear directly from Umberto Felci and Lorenzo Giovannozzi, the souls of the Italian design studio, as they describe it, you will realize what is behind this project: “A great work of design and synthesis then, in which years of experience and a futuristic vision of the sailing boat converge. This is transformed, from a means of transportation and recreation, to which a comfortable life on board can also be combined, into something different. Into an almost completely autonomous entity, in which to live even for long periods, like in a luxurious seaside villa, with which, however, it is possible to easily (and quickly) change scenarios and settings.”
How to see the sailboat becoming the alternative to the seaside villa
Step inside the event pavilion at Milan Yachting Week to discover the catamaran you’ve never seen in the exclusive video that shows you how the boat of the future was born and the story of how it was designed directly from the account of Felci Yacht Design’s designers. Just click on the link below:
CLICK HERE AND PREVIEW THE NEW FELCI CAT 80
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