Seawind has built cruising catamarans in the Asia-Pacific region since 1982, earning a following among sailors who value seaworthiness over showroom gloss. The Australian brand made its name on a single idea: a catamaran should protect its crew and reward real passage-making, not just look good at the dock. That thinking shows in the twin helm stations, the signature trifold door linking saloon and cockpit, and the raised bridgedeck cabins that keep sleeping quarters quiet in a seaway. The current range spans the 1160 Resort and 1160XL through the 1170, 1270 and 1370 to the 52-foot 1600 Passagemaker flagship, every model built to RCD Category A for unlimited offshore service. Construction is resin-infused for consistent laminates and controlled weight, with Kevlar and carbon reinforcement where loads concentrate. Naval architecture on the larger boats comes from Reichel Pugh, pairing cruising practicality with genuine performance. Shorthanded couples and liveaboard families form the core of Seawind ownership, drawn by boats that two people can handle on a long crossing yet comfortably sleep a family in port. More than four decades of multihull focus give the yard a depth of refinement that newer entrants struggle to match.
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