The cruising catamarans of high craftsmanship
They offer high performance, comfort and safety to make all sailing trips unforgettable
Established as a startup in 2017, Itacatamarans has gradually made a name for itself in the international nautical market, going so far as to win the title of “Multihull of the Year 2020” from Voile Magazine at the Paris Boat Show. As well as earning a nomination for the British Yachting Award in the Multihulls category in 2019. The feature particularly appreciated by the world experts and owners who chose ITA 14.99 and ITA 15.49 lies in the perfect combination of performance and class. A sporty design, built in epoxy resin with various carbon components starting with bowsprit, drifts, martingale. Designed, however, to be steered even with a small crew: this is Itacatamarans, a shipyard founded by entrepreneur Emanuele Caprini who entered the multihull sector with a product that exalts Made in Italy. Performing, elegant, technological, designed by the YDC Design Collective studio (Perus – Hertwing – Scolari), the first example was presented at the Cannes boat show in 2018. From there on, production quality, performance and style have seduced all who have sailed aboard ITA 14.99 and ITA 15.49. Production is based in the Marche region of Italy in Mondolfo, where all research and production is developed. Eco-sustainability is the founding philosophy of Itacatamarans, which finds its maximum expression in the innovative solutions adopted on its catamarans: ITA 14.99 and ITA 15.49 are available in four versions and with electric motorization.
ITALIAN STYLE CONQUERING THE WORLD EVEN IN CATAMARANS
GREEN “FOOTPRINT”
Itacatamarans carefully selects materials and equipment by establishing as many collaborations as possible with partners in kmo who share the same green vision. From innovative propulsion to recyclable performance sails, through resins with recovered or organic percentages, and 100% recycled synthetic teak, each element is selected to ensure quality, durability, and minimal environmental impact.
