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2022 Outremer 5X ‘S/V CYAN’: A 60-Foot Bluewater Cat
Jul 10, 2026

2022 Outremer 5X ‘S/V CYAN’: A 60-Foot Bluewater Cat

The Outremer 5X is the French yard’s flagship performance cruising catamaran, and S/V CYAN — a 2022 build — represents one of the most capable bluewater platforms afloat. Presented by broker Alexis de Boucaud, this 60-foot cat pairs Outremer’s signature light-displacement engineering with the accommodations and range voyaging couples and families expect for extended offshore passages. Built for Miles, Not Marinas The 5X is the boat Outremer owners graduate to when they intend to circumnavigate. Long, narrow hulls, a powerful sailplan and a helm philosophy that keeps the skipper connected to the sea state make her fast in light air and forgiving in a blow.…
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2023 Lagoon 55 Walkthrough: A Fully Loaded Bluewater Cat
Jul 10, 2026

2023 Lagoon 55 Walkthrough: A Fully Loaded Bluewater Cat

Broker Zee Kalinic welcomes us aboard S/V Lagoon 55, a 2023-build catamaran that was delivered only a few months before filming and has already crossed the Atlantic under her own sails. What stands out immediately isn’t just her newness — it’s how comprehensively she was optioned from the factory. Sail and Systems Package She carries the Hydranet pack of sails, the latest B&G navigation suite with a 16-inch Zeus multifunction display at the helm, a TV rod lift, a Fusion entertainment system with multi-zone audio, and more.…
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S/V Isokratia: A Custom ISoCatamarans 60 Built for Bluewater
Jul 10, 2026

S/V Isokratia: A Custom ISoCatamarans 60 Built for Bluewater

Not every yacht walkthrough begins with the boat pulled apart in a dry dock, gear stacked in the saloon, and refit work underway. But that’s exactly where broker Zee Kalinic of The Multihull Company introduces us to S/V Isokratia, a Custom ISoCatamarans 60 currently sitting on the hard in Lavrio, Greece. It’s an honest introduction — and, arguably, a more useful one for a serious buyer than a glossy dockside show. Built in Thailand for One Owner’s Vision Commissioned by her original owner and built in Thailand in 2008 (the listing records her as a 2007 model), Isokratia was never designed as a production boat chasing charter-fleet economics.…
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2021 Lagoon 50 ‘S/V Shadow’: A Modern Cruising Cat
Jul 10, 2026

2021 Lagoon 50 ‘S/V Shadow’: A Modern Cruising Cat

The Lagoon 50 has quickly become one of the defining owner-version catamarans of its generation, and S/V Shadow, a 2021 build presented by Zee Kalinic, is a compelling example of the model in its current form. While the walkthrough video is brief — an on-camera welcome from Zee before handing the tour over to the boat itself — the platform beneath it is well known, and this particular hull is worth a closer look for anyone shopping the segment. The Lagoon 50 in Brief At 50 feet, the Lagoon 50 sits in the sweet spot of the builder’s cruising range — big enough for extended offshore passages and true liveaboard comfort, yet still manageable for an experienced couple with occasional crew.…
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2018 Lagoon 630 MY ‘Philotimo’: A Rare Power Cat Offering
Jul 10, 2026

2018 Lagoon 630 MY ‘Philotimo’: A Rare Power Cat Offering

The Lagoon 630 MY has always occupied a distinctive niche in the power catamaran world: a full-beam motor yacht from a builder better known for sailing multihulls, offering the space, stability, and long-range comfort that discerning cruisers seek. M/Y Philotimo, a 2018 example currently listed by Chesnee Cogswell, brings that proposition to a market where availability is exceptionally thin. A 63-Foot Motor Yacht Built for Space At 63 feet with the twin-hull architecture Lagoon is known for, the 630 MY delivers interior volume closer to a monohull ten or fifteen feet longer.…
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2020 Leopard 40 Owner’s Version: S/V Kavalea
Jul 10, 2026

2020 Leopard 40 Owner’s Version: S/V Kavalea

The Leopard 40 has earned its reputation as one of the most livable cruising catamarans in its size class, and the 2020 S/V Kavalea represents the sought-after Owner’s Version layout — the configuration that trades a fourth cabin for a generous private owner’s suite spanning an entire hull. Listed by Michelle Ropiza, this five-year-old cat offers a compelling entry point into the Leopard family for couples or small families looking to cruise seriously without stepping up to a larger platform. The Owner’s Version Difference Where the standard Leopard 40 splits both hulls into guest cabins, the Owner’s Version dedicates the starboard hull to the owner: a queen island berth, a proper en-suite head with separate shower stall, and stowage that finally feels adequate for extended passages.…
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2023 Lagoon Seventy 7 ‘Maty’: A Rare Flagship Catamaran
Jul 10, 2026

2023 Lagoon Seventy 7 ‘Maty’: A Rare Flagship Catamaran

The Lagoon Seventy 7 sits at the very top of the French builder’s catamaran range, and the 2023 example known as Maty represents one of the newest examples of the flagship to reach the brokerage market. At 77 feet on deck, this is a yacht designed to blur the line between a private cruising catamaran and a small superyacht — with the wide-beam volume, multiple social zones, and long-range presence that only a hull of this size can deliver. A Flagship in Short Supply While the video walkthrough for Maty is presented as a musical showcase rather than a narrated tour, the visuals speak to what buyers already know about the Seventy 7: enormous flybridge real estate, an aft cockpit that flows seamlessly into the main saloon, and forward lounging areas that transform the foredeck into a private terrace over the water.…
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2008 Lagoon 420 ‘Apres Sea’: A Thoughtfully Upgraded Cat
Jul 10, 2026

2008 Lagoon 420 ‘Apres Sea’: A Thoughtfully Upgraded Cat

Tied up at Pier 7 Marina in Edgewater, Maryland, Apres Sea is a 2008 Lagoon 420 that has clearly been cared for by owners who sweat the details. In his walkthrough, Annapolis Yacht Sales broker Brent Hermann highlights the little things that separate a truly well-kept catamaran from a stock brokerage listing — from refreshed cushions and countertops to handwritten owner’s notes left throughout the boat. Deck, Cockpit and Ground Tackle Up forward, the trampoline seating area is set up for lounging under sail, with a Rocna anchor as the primary hook backed up by a Danforth.…
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2011 Beneteau Oceanis 43: S/V Tiffany Nicole in the Caribbean
Jul 10, 2026

2011 Beneteau Oceanis 43: S/V Tiffany Nicole in the Caribbean

The 2011 Beneteau Oceanis 43 S/V Tiffany Nicole is offered by Chris Burke through BVI Yacht Sales, one of the Caribbean’s longest-established brokerages. While the accompanying video is more of an introduction to the brokerage than a walkthrough of the boat itself, it speaks to the kind of hands-on regional expertise that matters when buying a cruising yacht in the islands. The Boat The Oceanis 43 is a proven Beneteau cruising platform — a 43-footer designed for comfortable passages and easy shorthanded handling, with the volume below decks that made this generation of Oceanis popular with liveaboards and charter-style owners alike.…
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2001 Privilege 435 ‘S/V Mystic’: A Proven Bluewater Cat
Jul 10, 2026

2001 Privilege 435 ‘S/V Mystic’: A Proven Bluewater Cat

The Privilege 435 has long been a benchmark among owner-operator cruising catamarans, and this 2001 example — S/V Mystic — arrives on the market at a moment when interest in the model is climbing sharply. Built in France by Privilege, the 44-foot cat is known for its stout construction, forward owner’s stateroom layout, and the kind of load-carrying ability that makes long passages and extended liveaboard cruising genuinely practical. Why the 435 Endures Privilege’s signature approach — a robust bridgedeck, generous tankage, and a saloon that flows naturally to the cockpit — is all present here.…
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2018 Fountaine Pajot 40 Lucia: S/V Sea Lyon
Jul 10, 2026

2018 Fountaine Pajot 40 Lucia: S/V Sea Lyon

The Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40 has earned a loyal following among cruising couples and families for good reason: she’s compact enough for two to handle, yet delivers the space, stability, and bluewater manners that make catamarans so appealing. This 2018 example, S/V Sea Lyon, is offered by broker Will Miller and represents a clean, well-cared-for entry into the popular Lucia line. A Proven Cruising Cat Designed by Berret-Racoupeau and built by French multihull specialist Fountaine Pajot, the Lucia 40 replaced the long-running Lipari and brought a fresh, modern silhouette to the fleet.…
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Aboard Sovereign: A Lidgard 73 Executive Built to Roam
Jul 10, 2026

Aboard Sovereign: A Lidgard 73 Executive Built to Roam

Some catamarans announce themselves with plumb bows and carbon flourishes. The Lidgard 73 Executive Sovereign takes a different tack — a globe-tested Australian build whose credentials reveal themselves slowly, in the fit of a curved cabin door, the varnish on a teak-and-holly sole, and the sheer volume of a saloon that reads more like a great room than a boat interior. Broker Staley Weidman of The Catamaran Company shot this walkthrough in Gloucester, Virginia, and the video does a nice job letting the boat speak for itself.…
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Voyage Mayotte 47 ‘Swish’: A Proven Bluewater Catamaran
Jul 10, 2026

Voyage Mayotte 47 ‘Swish’: A Proven Bluewater Catamaran

The Voyage Mayotte 47 has long been a favorite among owner-operators looking for a rugged, capable cruising catamaran with the space to live aboard and the pedigree to cross oceans. Swish, a 1995 example listed by broker Hank Hampton, is one of just a handful of these South African–built cats currently available on the market. A Cruising Catamaran With Purpose At 47 feet, the Mayotte hits a sweet spot for a shorthanded cruising couple or a family: enough waterline for comfortable passage-making, but sized so that two capable hands can manage her lines and sail plan.…
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2012 Lagoon 560 ‘Worth The Wait’: A Turnkey Bluewater Cat
Jul 10, 2026

2012 Lagoon 560 ‘Worth The Wait’: A Turnkey Bluewater Cat

Few luxury cruising catamarans command the loyalty of the Lagoon 560, and among the handful on the market, S/V Worth The Wait stands apart. Captain Will Miller of The Multihull Company walks prospective buyers through this 2012 Lagoon 560 in Fernandina Beach, Florida — a two-owner boat whose maintenance and upgrade log reads more like a refit than a service history. Mechanical Peace of Mind Below the waterline, the yacht received new rudders, rudder posts, and rudder bearings in October 2022, followed by fresh shaft seals, shaft bearings, and motor mounts in June 2025 — the kind of milestones that typically loom large on a survey.…
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Aboard S/V Dreamin’: A Well-Traveled Lagoon 37 TPI
Jul 10, 2026

Aboard S/V Dreamin’: A Well-Traveled Lagoon 37 TPI

Filmed dockside in Fort Pierce, Florida, this walkthrough of S/V Dreamin’ — a 1995 Lagoon 37 TPI (built in partnership with Jeanneau) — is less a polished sales reel than a candid tour by an owner who has just crossed an ocean on her. That context matters: nearly every upgrade aboard exists because someone lived with it in a seaway. Deck and Rig: Built for the Trade Winds The tour opens on the foredeck, where green hoses feed rainwater from the hardtop straight into the water tanks — a small but telling detail from a cruiser who has learned to harvest what Florida (and the tropics) throws down.…
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