Boatshed are currently working alongside 14 boat manufacturers to advertise new build boats including catamarans, electric boats, fishing boats and even innovative stand up boats!

This week we'll be taking a look at the Dual Flyer Catamaran. They are built to be unashamedly fast & fun and to achieve this, the vessel needs to be long, light & powerful. The tried and tested hull shape remains as the original design by Simonis Voogd Yacht Design.

Using an infused epoxy resin sandwich core construction, they are extremely stiff & light, with a long and proportionally narrow performance hull design. In the sailing version, the combination of a large powerful main sail with a self-tacking jib supplies plenty of power. Utilizing modern internal design, a wonderful balance between comfort and performance has been achieved.

The versatile design allows this vessel to be used as a fun day sailor for entertaining friends and family or day charters with passenger capacity of 30 people, with two large trampolines for relaxing and sunbathing. She is also capable of crossing oceans and adventure sailing with the capability of reaching speeds more than 25 knots.

The high bridge deck clearance and light displacement design make slamming virtually non-existent. With the steering console at the aft deck the skipper has a 360° degree view of the boat and the crew has controls at the base of the mast, making shorthanded sailing easy. The catamaran can be shipped in two high 40' containers, keeping delivery costs and import duties low and is easy to assemble.

View full details of the Dual Flyer Catamaran HERE!

Hear from the boat builder...

The price is Ex-Factory and ex VAT and is subject to change based on the chosen specifications. A detailed quote can be provided upon request.

Want to find out more? Click HERE to view full details of this Dual Flyer Catamaran.

Please contact Bruce Stirk for more information:
brucestirk@boatshed.com
+27 (0) 82 774 5410

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