The Top 7 Advantages of Multihulls
In this video, Mark Jarvis, the Design and Production Director of Broadblue Catamarans, gives his Top 7 advantages of buying a multihull or catamarans, over other types of vessel.
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Here's the top line summary:
Stability at sea and at anchor. Multihulls will not roll or heel over.
Safety at sea; a multihull has compartments with the boat (a legal requirement) that brings buoyancy.
Access to shallow harbours and creeks; less draft than a monohull, for example, giving you access to different sailing and cruising areas.
Interior space; a multihull by the very definition of the design, has a great deal more storage space and overall interior "living" space than that of a monohull, for example.
Speed & Performance; multihulls generally are 20 to 40% faster than a monohull.
Residual Value; prices of catamarans hold their value extremely well, even used catamarans.
Ease of docking; with 2 engines, the manoeuvrability is greater than for a monohull.
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Broadblue is a UK company based at Thornham Marina, Emsworth.
Broadblue Catamarans has been building world-class cruising catamarans for the past decade. Renowned for their exemplary performance, speed, luxury live-aboard comfort and safety, our catamarans are built in Poland and Cornwall, UK.
Our catamarans incorporate a high degree of personal specification and they are constructed using first class materials. They are light, spacious and contemporary.
Broadblue Catamarans will suit sailors who place a high priority on seakeeping properties and ability to carry stores for extended, comfortable cruising. The Rapier line is geared towards exciting performance and fast passages.