Seawind 1000 Catamarans For Sale

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median sold price
$200,000
sales on record
8
years built
1996–2016
length range
33–37 ft
for sale now
0

The Seawind 1000, designed by Richard Ward and Scott Judson, was first built in Australia in 1994. The debut model was the first catamaran ever to be awarded “Australian Cruising Sailboat of the Year.” Over 225 Seawind 1000 series boats have been built, and while many might scoff at a sub-35’ catamaran tackling long ocean passages and 80+ knot storms, this light, nimble catamaran just might surprise you.

Specifications

TypeMultihull
Years Built1996 – 2016
BuilderSeawind Catamarans, Australia
DesignerTony Grainger
Constructionlaminates in Vinyl Ester Resin
Number BuiltOver 225

Dimensions

LOA11.25 metre (37 ft 0 in)
LWL11 metre (36 ft 0 in)
Beam6.0 metres (19 ft 5 in)
Headroom1.9M (6 ft 4 in)
Draft1.1 metres (3 ft 6 in)
Mast Height17.0 metre (56')
Bridgedeck Clearance29”

Performance

Displacement3,990 kg (8,800 lb)
SpeedCruise 4.5 knots under power
EnginesYamaha 9.9 outboards (x2)

Seawind 1000 Layouts

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Seawind 1000 Catamaran Review
Jul 28, 2020

Seawind 1000 Catamaran Review

The Seawind 1000, designed by Richard Ward and Scott Judson, was first built in Australia in 1994. The debut model was the first catamaran ever to be awarded “Australian Cruising Sailboat of the Year.” Over 225 Seawind 1000 series boats have been built, and while many might scoff at a sub-35’ catamaran tackling long ocean passages and 80+ knot storms, this light, nimble catamaran just might surprise you. History After initially launching with an inboard Bukh diesel engine, charter companies requested a model with twin outboards for ease of maintenance and maneuverability.…
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