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You need to know this before you buy a sailboat. An insufficiently powered sailboat will undermine your sailing project.
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You need to know this before you buy a sailboat. An insufficiently powered sailboat will undermine your sailing project.
Two months later… another visit to the Privilége boatyard for an update on the build of the new 750 and 650 catamarans
It may be too early to think about pumpkin spice lattes and fall colors, but with the dog days of summer behind us, it’s time to start preparing for the best time of the year – the Annapolis Sailboat Show October 12 – 15
Good ideas are permanent. That’s why we’re building for the longterm. Boatyard update featuring the NEW Privilege Signature 750 and 650
Privilege Catamarans is one of the few yacht builders willing to take on owner’s requests for customizations. So why are so many other production boat builders reluctant to make customizations beyond fabric color choices?
Tour the Privilege boatyard with Rob and see highlights from the FRP shop and visit all the different areas in the yard where the Privilege range of blue water catamarans are built.
From a custom interior layout and a 4-cabin configuration to a new helm seat and complete tour of the engine room.
Tour the new Privilege Signature 750 catamaran as it’s being built at the Privilége Catamarans boatyard in France.
Out of all the Privilege Catamarans, the Privilege 580 is perhaps the most well connected yacht in the fleet.
We’ve built a Privilege 510 online to reflect the many equipment choices that our customers have made as an example boat.
We talked to the owners of ONA about the ups and downs of their first year living aboard and sailing their Privilege 510.
We’re often asked what level of performance you give up when you buy a cruising catamaran. The simple answer is there isn’t a large difference in performance.
Building on the success of the Privilege 6 Series, the new Privilege Signature 650 is a refinement of it’s predecessors.
Take a deep dive into the mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems aboard the Privilege Signature 510 catamaran.
A unique feature of Privilège catamarans is the semi-custom nature of the build. The Privilège 580 is one of the most customizable in the fleet.
Admittedly, we’re boatyard nerds. We love everything about the building process at Privilège, so when we travel, the boatyard is the destination.
We’ve recently returned from a trip to the Privilège boatyard where we helped owners Roger & Marta take delivery of their new Privilège Signature 510. Here’s a scrapbook of the first two weeks learning and sailing aboard Ona.
Take a closer look beneath the hatches and lockers to see access to systems and storage. One of the highlights is the engine room, which in our opinion, will tell you everything you need to know about a full-time liveaboard, offshore yacht.
The engineers at Privilège Catamarans work closely with each new owner to design a yacht for their individual needs that goes far beyond color selections.
Building on the shared legacy between Privilege Marine and the Vendée Globe, it was only fitting that the new Privilege 580 served as committee yacht.
The forward master cabin location aboard all Privilège Catamarans is a defining design feature.
A review of the design features that make the Privilège Signature 510 catamaran helm perfect for long-distance, all-weather sailing.
Multihulls World just published an excellent review of the new Privilège Signature 510
There is little doubt that the Privilège 5 Series has an outstanding reputation. So how do you make a great boat even better?
One of the biggest questions sailors have when leaving for an offshore passage is what to bring with them. For John and Noelia, the answer way easy: bathing suits, lots of bathing suits, and boat shoes.
During the hive of activity in the hull, the deck is being layed up. The deck is more laborious than the hull due to its seemingly endless nooks and crannies.