The vessel that has no category yet: a low-wash research catamaran, a charter fleet sized by the rulebook, a concept that answers one question. If the mission is clear, we can design it.
Slender hulls shaped with computational fluid dynamics part the water instead of pushing it. The result is a quiet, low-wash platform for scientists, rangers and passenger transfers in sensitive waters.
Fleets are designed for operators: dimensions set where licences, harbour fees and road transport change, layouts built around guests, and boats that first-time skippers can handle season after season.
Our catamaran laboratory compares sizes, volumes and materials, composite against aluminium, so every new design starts from measured answers rather than habit.
Displacement touring fleet for charter
Charter sailboats spend most of their hours under engine. So we asked what the optimal displacement touring boat looks like. Every length and beam is set at the exact line where licences, harbour fees and road transport change. Slender, frugal and quiet, made for operators who run hard and guests who come back.
Low-wash electric catamaran
Its shape comes from computational fluid dynamics, not habit: hulls so slim they part the water instead of pushing it. A silent, low-wash electric platform for researchers, rangers and transfers in places where noise and wake are not an option.
The catamaran laboratory
A 13-metre weekender, a 21-metre explorer, a maximum-volume platform in composite versus aluminium. Each concept is a question put to physics: how much space, how little power, which material wins. The answers are kept under NDA and shape everything we design.
Electric day-charter fleet · 18–24 ft
Three sizes, one idea: the boat as a living room on the water, built around the people rather than the helm. Silent and electric, made to be handed to first-time skippers season after season and come back ready for the next.
Yes. One-offs are designed from the mission up, mono- or multihull, and documented for a partner yard to build.
Yes. Our low-wash concept is aimed at research, conservation, utility and transfer work in quiet waters.
Yes. We size and lay out fleets around the operator's rules, ports and guests, from 18 ft day boats upwards.
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