Seawind 1170:
Compact, Capable, and Rewarding
The SW 1170 is a 39-foot Category A cruiser built for couples who prioritise a lively, responsive sailing experience in a manageable package. Designed for those who want a vessel that is easy to handle without a full crew, it brings the legendary Seawind DNA into a size that fits comfortably in local marinas while remaining fully capable of blue-water crossings. This model is the favorite for sailors who appreciate tactile feedback and want a boat that feels balanced and playful, whether on a weekend getaway or a long-distance adventure.
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE FOR THE HIGH-MILEAGE MARINER
The deck layout of the Seawind 1170 is centered around safety and effortless sail handling, with all lines led aft to the protected twin helm stations. By utilizing stub keels and a self-tacking jib, the 1170 offers an offshore-ready simplicity that is rare in performance-oriented catamarans. The carbon-reinforced foam core construction provides a stiff, lightweight hull that feels balanced and playful even in lighter winds. This is a sailor’s boat, designed to provide tactile feedback through the cable-driven steering while keeping the crew secure behind the coachroof in more challenging conditions.
SPACE MANAGEMENT FOR THE INDEPENDENT ADVENTURER
The SW 1170 maximizes its footprint with a highly functional interior layout that prioritizes open-plan living and natural ventilation for the off-grid cruiser. By placing the galley in the hull, the saloon becomes a dedicated social hub with 360-degree panoramic views, essential for both situational awareness and relaxing at anchor. High-quality timber finishes and durable materials ensure the boat stands up to the maritime environment over the long term. With its generous fuel and water capacities, the 1170 is fully equipped for independent living, proving that a compact vessel can still offer the comfort and autonomy of a much larger yacht.
Twin Protected Helms
With simple sailing systems, twin protected helms and a large open cockpit space, this blue water luxury cruising catamaran sets the standard for offshore sailing.
Absolute Comfort Living Space
She antastic natural ventilation due to the large front opening Saloon windows, removable helm windows and trifold cockpit doorway. With the door secured safely into the cockpit roof when open, unrivalled open space is available.
Uncomplicated Refined Interiors
Built Tough For Offshore Sailing
The Seawind 1170 uses a mix of structural composite furniture and timber finishes to keep the boat both light weight and functional whilst also having a high level of hand crafted timber fitout.
At 39 feet, this Category A cruiser is specifically engineered for serious offshore work, providing the ideal platform to embark on a global adventure. Built with safety as the primary concern, the structure features carbon-reinforced foam core throughout.
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Seawind 1600:
The Choice for Global Explorers and Performance Sailors
The Seawind 1600 stands as a premier solution for blue-water sailors who prioritize efficient passage-making through a combination of lightweight construction and sophisticated hull design. This model allows explorers to navigate shallow lagoons while maintaining the structural integrity needed. It serves the serious blue-water community, offering a perfect equilibrium between advanced naval architecture and the rugged durability required for long-term global transit. Owners benefit from a layout that emphasizes self-sufficiency and durability, making it a professional-grade choice for those dedicated to a life of serious oceanic travel and liveaboard.
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE FOR THE HIGH-MILEAGE MARINER
The Seawind 1600 utilizes a sophisticated hull form featuring retractable daggerboards, catering specifically to sailors who prioritize upwind pointing and the ability to access shallow coastal anchorages. By integrating carbon fiber in high-load areas, the vessel maintains a stiff, responsive character that handles heavy ocean swells with predictable ease. The protected twin helm stations ensure the skipper remains sheltered during long night watches, providing 360-degree visibility and total control. This is a boat built for the high-mileage mariner, offering a quiet sailing experience where 200-mile days become a standard reality.
GLOBAL AUTONOMY FOR THE MODERN LIVEABOARD FAMILY
Designed for small families seeking total independence, the interior of the Seawind 1600 focuses on ergonomic flow and high-end utility for extended living at sea. Every component is built to withstand the rigors of ocean transit while providing a sophisticated, home-like environment far from the nearest marina. Safety is the primary focus of the layout, with wide side decks and deep cockpit seating that inspire confidence in all weather conditions. Equipped with large solar arrays and substantial storage, this vessel is the definitive sanctuary for those pursuing a self-sufficient lifestyle across the world's most remote horizons.
Twin Protected Helms
With simple sailing systems, twin protected helms and a large open cockpit space, this blue water luxury cruising catamaran sets the standard for offshore sailing.
Daggerboards & Shallow Draft
High aspect deep retracting rudders and daggerboards offer performance and practicality - this catamaran sailboat tacks easily and is a nimble performer, but has a minimum draft of only 54cm with the foils raised.
The Best Blend
Performance and Comfort
At 52 foot, this Reichel Pugh designed performance cruiser offers sailors a true sailing experience whilst not sacrificing on safety or comfort. The Seawind 1600 Passagemaker has proven to be a world class catamaran capable of being sailed anywhere, by anyone.
Designed for extended ocean crossings, the Seawind 1600 Passagemaker has all of the cruising practicality you would expect from a new Seawind catamaran, but delivered on long and fast performance hulls.
