Galley Down Catamarans?

[ssmoot]

I'm aware of the Seawind, Lightwave, Perry, and Antares designs. Is anyone aware of any other well-regarded galley down designs those of us who enjoy them should keep an eye out for?

[belizesailor]

Privilege, Chris White...

[Sid at SailAway]

Lagoon TPI 42

[admiralslater]

PDQs and our Outremer 45 (it is the only one)

[Tupaia]

Early Lagoons 47, 57, TPI, 470, Schionning (some), Pat Patterson designs, Richard Woods designs, Crowther designs (excluding Catanas), Shuttleworths <50ft, St Francis 43/44, Kynsna 440, Mumby, Peter Snell, Dazcat, Some Sunreefs, FP Alegria (option), Grainger (option), Kelsall (option), Freebird, Prouts.

[johnny AoB]

st francis 50
https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/200...is-50-3071981/

[dougweibel]

And the St. Francis 44 as well. Ah, Tupaia beat me to it.

We have an Antares 44i and LOVE the galley down arrangement.

[belizesailor]

Wharram

https://www.wharram.com/

[Jahwork]

Solaris

[ggray]

Gemini

[Chotu]

And of course, any number of custom built Catamarans That are usually higher in performance and better boats anyway.

Good to see some interest in the galley down. It’s the only thing that works for a serious chef. You need that counter space.

However, due to them being less popular, there are very few new boats being built with them. At the boat show">Miami boat show, the super tanker Fountaine Pajot And the sea winds were the only ones.

[Sand crab]

Maine Cats

[ssmoot]

Thanks all. You've given me a few more to look at.


I also like the look of the Easy Sarah and Waller 1200. Big fan of Tony Grainger's older designs.

[katamarans]

There´s an option on the FP Alegria 67 to go Galley Down