Multihull Centre

28/05/2026

It's great to see Royal Ocean Racing Club giving some good focus on the multihulls as part of the overall fleet. Fantastic to see James, owner of Grainger Trimaran 'Uno', being interviewed.

It was a tense, light wind race with three Dazcats up against three trimarans in the multihulls. Results? Dazcats 1 & 2 on corrected: Minor swing (D1295) 1st; DMS Vinyl (D1495) 2nd. Made us happy.

14/05/2026

Sometimes, when the sun is shining and the breeze is blowing, you need to get out on the water - NOW! What you need is something quick and easy to jump onboard, untie and head out for some fast, fun sailing. A boat you can easily solo sail but with room for the family or friends. Accommodation includes a large snug/ bunk area in the nacelle and room for single berths in the hulls, galley and head for overnight stays or longer passages but keeps things simple. The Fontaine Pajot built Corneel 'Dream' offers all these possibilities and is on the brokerage at the excellent price of £11,500.

Make it yours and live the dream of jumping aboard and heading out whenever you want.

All the details are on the Multihull Centre Brokerage page.

13/05/2026

13 multihulls.
3 days of coastal racing.
Plymouth → Falmouth → Fowey → Plymouth.

The 2026 southwest MOCRA season opener brought together an incredible mix of trimarans and catamarans for a fantastic weekend on the water and in two of our favourite ports. From classic Nigel Irens and Norman Cross designs to the latest Dazcats and Graingers...
Light winds made for some stunning close-up footage and tactical racing throughout the fleet.
Big thanks to Royal Western Yacht Club , Ullman Sails UK, Plymouth Gin and Allspars for a brilliant event, and a superb Falmouth dock party!

Which boat would you choose for the weekend?

On handicap:
Panoramix 1st
Trying 2nd
Sagitta 3rd
(Belladonna 1st Dazcat!)
Port of Plymouth Sailing Association

13/05/2026

On the Brokerage: Welcome aboard Amina - a truly unique 2018 Nautitech Open 46, professionally adapted for wheelchair accessibility and designed to make sailing more inclusive, practical and freeing than ever before.
Thoughtfully engineered with marina access lifts, adapted helm positions, raised cockpit floors, wheelchair-friendly circulation and custom accessibility systems throughout, Amina offers an extraordinary opportunity for private ownership, sail training, charitable use or specialist charter operations.
But this is far more than an accessibility project.
The Nautitech Open 46 is a proven bluewater cruising catamaran: fast, capable, comfortable and built for real adventure offshore.
Take your family sailing.
Take your friends sailing.
Take people who never thought sailing was possible.
Because freedom on the water should belong to everyone.
Amina proves it can.
All the details are on our brokerage page: https://www.multihullcentre.com/nautitech-open-46-wheelchair-adapted/

Nautitech Catamarans

05/05/2026

Some shots from an awesome weekend at the Royal Western Yacht Club. We never know quite what to expect from our fickle weather for this race. This year it was a painful first day for all with light winds, mist and rain. By day three it was almost what could be described as 'champagne sailing'.

Huge congratulations to Brendan Seward and Andy Sinclair for taking 1st place on their Farrier F82R. Douglas Reid secured 2nd on his Norman Cross 38 trimaran Trying, with Richard Woods in Sagitta finishing 3rd. Both Sagitta and Trying have put in a serious amount of work over the cold, wet winter to get race-ready, and it really showed on the water.

Full results for each race, along with the overall standings, are included in the images.

The photos only tell part of the story, they don’t quite capture the atmosphere around the boats and crews, or the simple joy of being back out on the water doing what we love most.

A big thank you to the organisers and sponsors Royal Western Yacht Club, Allspars, Ullman Sails UK, and Plymouth Gin for bringing it all together and making it such a special event.
Video to follow soon.

If you a multihull in the area, do come and visit us at the Multihull Centre and check out Port of Plymouth Sailing Association to see what’s coming up locally. we always enjoy meeting new multihulls and their owners!

04/05/2026

Just a little taste of the gorgeous blue sky and good breeze for this morning’s start back to Plymouth from Fowey. More media soon. Royal Western Yacht Club Port of Plymouth Sailing Association

04/05/2026

Fowey never fails to deliver - great socials, beautiful setting and the sun came out for us. It was good to meet up with team Mangata 5 (D1295xl) as well, out cruising. Lowes as Many thanks to Fowey Harbour for arranging pontoons so the MOCRA fleet could be together. Thanks also to Royal Fowey Yacht Club for the BBQ and of course to Royal Western Yacht Club and sponsors Plymouth Gin, Allspars and Ullman Sails UK.
A few scenes from yesterday. Much more media to come.
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08/02/2026

D1295 Foxy has just come on the market.
Launched in 2022 and wintered at the yard since new, she presents in excellent condition and is ready for immediate sailing. Lightly used for family cruising with selected racing, Foxy offers a rare opportunity to step straight into a nearly-new Dazcat 1295 without the build lead time and straight into the kind of sailing many owners spend years planning.
Her credentials speak for themselves: sister 1295s have delivered exceptional results on the racecourse - 1st and 2nd in the 2025 RORC Season’s Points Championship (Multihulls), including a class win in the Fastnet Race, alongside overall series wins in 2024 and 2021.
Yet performance is only part of the story. True to the versatility of the design, the 1295 has also proven itself as a platform for extended cruising and life afloat, combining offshore pace with the comfort and reassurance that encourages you to go a little further, stay a little longer, and live every moment well.
For those who have been considering a 1295, Foxy represents proven design, strong provenance, and immediate availability.

Watch the Multihulls World boat test on board Foxy and discover why the Dazcat 1295 continues to stand apart: https://youtu.be/YyWPu_4a_h8?si=wPRl7Le4wcLph0xr
Access their full Boat Test here: https://www.multihulls-world.com/review/catamaran/dazcat-1295-two-hulls-no-compromises

All the details are on the brokerage page of our website.
Contact us for more details, to arrange a visit or book in a live video tour:
++44 (0)1752 823900 / [email protected]


Multihulls World

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05/01/2026

If you're in the area next season, or need a(another) excuse to visit this stunning coast... This superb community initiative from the Port of Plymouth Sailing Association, and with thanks to Ullman Sails UK' sponsorship, is a great bringing together of all the local sailing clubs. It allows the different boats from the very many clubs around the Port of Plymouth to join forces at different events. It's informal and there's no commitment to do the whole series, but it's a great way to be fairly certain there'll always be someone out there to size up against! If you're local, or sailing down this way and fancy a quick diversion, keep an eye on the PPSA website for next year's events: https://www.ppsa.org.uk/copy-of-sailing-calendar

The 2025 MOCRA results for the season had D1495 Hissy Fit in 1st place followed by the Corsair F28 Panoramix and D995R Easy Tiger.

Dazcat 10 Belladonna took the opportunity to join in just one of the Ullman Sails events in June and did a little filming while out there....

With near-perfect conditions, if a little light, D10 Belladonna headed out to play. The Ullman Offshore Series 25-miler provided the ideal opportunity to stretch her legs and make the most of both the weather and a free day. While Belladonna isn’t racing the series, it was exactly the sort of day that rewards going sailing anyway and we think you’ll enjoy a sunny sail down the coast with us. With four of us on board it’s a fairly rare opportunity to get an up close look at handling the D10 - more hands = more time for media, which also meant some quite nice views of the other two multihulls when near enough.

By happy coincidence, it turned into a race of co-owned multihulls. The three MOCRA boats on the start line were D10 Belladonna, her sister ship D995R Easy Tiger, and Corsair F28 Panoramix. Panoramix was sailed by Andy and Hannah of Highwater Sails, with Andy co-owning the boat alongside Brendan, our Projects Manager and on this day joined by Bruce, owner of Dazcat 1150 Bare Necessities, also on board. As ever, the boats and crews mixed it up: friends, customers, suppliers, colleagues, sometimes competitors and sometimes crewmates. Out on the water, it all levels out. We’re all there for the same reason - to sail hard, enjoy the moments, and have a great time sailing great boats.

Looking forward to seeing you out there next season.

21/12/2025

What if the most life-changing gift you ever gave wasn't something to keep... but a chance?
A chance to feel the wind, the freedom, the purpose and the raw beauty of nature that only being on the water can bring.
By supporting the Disabled Sailors Association, you're giving people access to sailing, confidence, independence while being part of a team and so much more - moments that can genuinely change lives.
Sometimes, the greatest gift is simply the opportunity to sail, especially for people who have never even dared to dream it could be possible for them.
Take a look in the video below at some of the amazing work the DSA do on their current catamaran, Spirit of Scott Bader, and enjoy a somewhat mesmerizing build timelapse of the new DSA Dazcat 1500 so far. Proud to have this project happening here at the yard.
More technical talks on the build process and updates coming over the holiday time.
Thanks to Scott Bader Commonwealth and all the many generous donors for their ongoing support of the DSA.
If you're in a position to donate, visit the DSA website to find out how, and help them to keep giving 1000s access to the sailing experience every year: www.disabledsailing.org
Follow the build on our website: https://www.multihullcentre.com/dsa-dazcat-1500-build/