YACHT STYLE Issue 53: Catamarans Shine in 'Multihulls Issue' 2020 | Yacht Style

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The red-hulled Lagoon Sixty 7 powercat features in REVIEWS; Photo: Nicolas Claris

Considering how sustainability has pushed to the fore again during this difficult period, Yacht Style’s annual ‘Multihulls Issue’ seems to have come at a good time and we’re delighted to profile the latest updates on these twin-hulled cruisers, whose appeal goes far beyond impressive economy.

The 80 Sunreef Power takes the cover on Yacht Style’s 2020 Multihulls Issue

Sailing catamarans still dominate the order books of the likes of Sunreef, Lagoon, Leopard, Fountaine Pajot and Bali (Catana), yet there are also several powercat-only builders like Aquila, ILIAD and Silent-Yachts, which all have production facilities in China.

With many of these catamaran builders developing increasingly large motor yachts, powercats have been making headlines since our last multihull issue, so we’ve split our cover story between power and sail.

The Leopard 53 PC only debuted in February and a new unit is already in Asia

Furthermore, you can explore detailed reviews of the cover star 80 Sunreef Power, the red-hulled Lagoon Sixty 7 and a Singapore-based Leopard 53 PC, a model that only premiered in Miami in February.

Sanlorenzo’s stunning flagship 64Steel Attila; Photo: Guillaume Plisson

Sanlorenzo’s mighty flagship 64Steel Attila , the new Custom Line 106′ and an MCY 86 customised for Asia are also comprehensively profiled.

An MCY 86 customised for Asia by Italian designer Dan Lenard

Nautor’s Swan owner Leonardo Ferragamo talks about the Finnish builder’s growing one-design classes and new maxi era.

Leonardo Ferragamo has been at the helm of Nautor’s Swan for over two decades

We take a look at the Prestige facilities in France and Asia’s own CL Yachts, as both motor yacht builders develop pioneering new flagships that break away from the tried and tested.

Hans Lo talks about how CL Yachts is looking to “shake things up”

In fact, considering the effect Covid-19 has had on the industry, it’s remarkable just how much has been happening, with exciting model updates from Sunseeker, Custom Line, Sanlorenzo, Abeking & Rasmussen, Dynamiq, Sunreef, Nautor’s Swan, Dufour, Numarine, Bakri Cono and Grand Banks.

Sunseeker has introduced a double-deck ‘ocean club on its Ocean Club 42

In our region, Sanlorenzo Asia has opened an office while Asia Superyacht Development has partnered with Yachtalia (Besenzoni, Opacmare …), while the issue also features a lively Luxury section that puts the ‘style’ into Yacht Style.

The Sanlorenzo Asia office in Singapore is next to partner Simpson Marine

Columns covers the Water Revolution Foundation’s ‘Sustainability in Practice’ course, the benefits of boating and marinas to an economy, and the appeal of a new sailing school in Subic Bay, Philippines, which gives a taste of what people can do once we’re finally allowed out and it’s safe to catch up with family and friends, travel and get out on the water.