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Lightweight aluminum catamaran hull – Weighs 30% less than fiberglass equivalent, improving sailing performance and reducing towing weight.
40ft bluewater sailing cat – Designed for ocean crossings with high bridge deck clearance and crash bulkheads in each hull.
Stable low draft cruising platform – Draft of only 1.2 meters (3.9 ft) allows anchoring in shallow lagoons and beaching for maintenance.
Twin rudder offshore sailboat – Separate rudders on each hull provide excellent maneuverability and backup steering if one is damaged.
Easy to single hand sail – Self-tacking jib and all lines led to dual helm stations enable one person to handle the boat confidently.
Spacious cockpit and saloon – 20 square meters of living space with U-shaped galley, navigation station, and two double cabins.
Corrosion resistant marine alloy – 5083 aluminum with no painting required; self-healing oxide layer prevents rust.
Performance cruising catamaran – Sleek hull forms with low wetted surface achieve 200+ nautical miles per day under sail.
Type | tourist boat | Engine Type | OUTBOARD |
Fuel | Diesel | Material | Aluminum |
Fuel Tank | 300 L(79.25gal) | Load Capacity | 8tons |
Logo/graphic design | Customization | Material | Aluminum alloy |
Place of Origin | Shandong, China | Packaging | Customization |
Year Built | 2025 | Length (m) | 11.56M(37.93ft) |
Model Number | DK-CM38 | Width | 5.5m(18.04ft) |
Total length | 11.56m | Beam | 5.5m |
Draft | 0.62m | Full load displacement | 7.8 tons |
Hull | Aluminum-magnesium alloy 5083-H116 | Fuel tank | 300L |
Bilge pump | 6 pieces | Compartment drainage piping system | Yes |
Liquid alarm system | Yes | Navigation lighting system | Yes |
Ocean crossing & bluewater cruising – The 40ft bluewater sailing cat has sufficient tankage for 100 nautical mile passages.
Shallow water exploration – Explore the Bahamas, Thailand, or the Florida Keys. The stable low draft cruising platform lets you anchor steps from white sand beaches.
Liveaboard retirement – Two double cabins plus convertible saloon berths accommodate a couple or small family. The spacious cockpit and saloon become your floating home.
Charter business – Ideal for week-long crewed charters in the Caribbean or Mediterranean. Guests love the stability and deck space of this performance cruising catamaran.
Single-handed sailing – Retired sailors or solo adventurers will appreciate how easy to single hand sail this catamaran is, with all controls at your fingertips.
Scientific or expedition support – The lightweight aluminum catamaran hull can be outfitted with davits, solar panels, and water makers for remote research missions.
Follow these steps to safely sail this easy to single hand sail catamaran. Before departure, inspect the lightweight aluminum catamaran hull for cracks around weld seams. Check that the twin rudder offshore sailboat steering moves freely. For stable low draft cruising platform operation, be aware of tide levels when anchoring shallow. Raise the mainsail and unfurl the jib. As a performance cruising catamaran, trim sails for 10-12 degrees of heel – flatter than monohulls. When motoring, the 40ft bluewater sailing cat cruises at 7 knots. The corrosion resistant marine alloy requires no painting, but rinse with fresh water after saltwater use. Every six months, inspect anodes and through-hull fittings. The spacious cockpit and saloon should be ventilated to prevent condensation. Always file a float plan for offshore passages. Annual haul-out for hull inspection and antifouling application is recommended.
Q1: Why choose aluminum for this catamaran rather than fiberglass?
A: Aluminum offers superior strength-to-weight ratio, excellent corrosion resistance, and impact durability. It's fully weldable, repairable, and recyclable—ideal for long-term ownership and challenging marine environments with minimal maintenance.
Q2: What sailing performance can I expect?
A: This 38-foot catamaran achieves cruising speeds of 8-12 knots in moderate winds, with excellent stability and reduced rolling. The twin-hull design provides shallow draft (approx. 3-4 feet) for accessing secluded anchorages while maintaining impressive upwind capability.
Q3: Is this vessel suitable for long-distance cruising?
A: Absolutely. With robust aluminum construction, ample storage for provisions, optional watermakers and solar systems, and twin-engine redundancy, it's fully capable of extended offshore passages while providing comfortable living quarters for couples or small crews.
Q4: Can the interior layout be customized?
A: Yes. We offer flexible cabin configurations—from 2-4 private berths, galley arrangements, and head compartments. Choose finishes, appliances, and systems to match your cruising style, whether simple functionality or luxury comfort.
Q5: What is the typical delivery timeline and process?
A: Production takes approximately 6-8 months depending on customization level. After sea trials and certification, we arrange professional shipping worldwide. Throughout the process, we provide regular progress updates and documentation.