Journey through the multihulls of 2025: three proposals, each different from the other
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The world of catamarans is also preparing to welcome a number of innovative and fascinating proposals in 2025 that promise to redefine the concept of sailing on a multihull. In this article we explore three different proposals that differ in design, performance, and functionality, offering a glimpse of emerging trends in the industry. These proposals represent just a taste of the variety and creativity that characterizes today’s catamaran landscape. With innovation at the heart of design, the future of sailing on two (or more) hulls promises to be exciting. Find all the other proposals by clicking here.
Technological innovation lands on catamarans
HH Catamarans is a renowned brand in the world of luxury boating, specializing in the production of high-performance boats. The brand is the benchmark for those seeking superior quality boats that combine innovative design, cutting-edge technology, and a refined and sustainable lifestyle. HH catamarans are designed in collaboration with the firm Morrelli & Melvin, which is known for its nautical expertise and focus on sailing performance.
Italian style by the sea
Founded as a startup in 2017, Itacatamarans has gradually established itself in the international nautical market. The feature particularly appreciated by global experts and owners who have chosen ITA 14.99 and ITA 15.49 lies in the perfect combination of performance and class. A sporty design, built of epoxy resin with various carbon components starting with bowsprit, daggerboards, martingale.
Navigating in total comfort
The Beneteau Group giant does not need much introduction, as it is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of cruising catamarans. These include the new Lagoon 43, a boat that is marked (in addition to comfort) by ductility, to be adaptable at all times to different owners’ needs. This was the focus requested by the shipyard from studio VPLP (naval architecture), designer Patrick Le Quément (exterior design) and Italian Nauta Design (interiors).
This is the third installment of our journey through the best catamarans of 2025. Find the shipyards, purchase formulas, dealers and operators by clicking here.
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