A catamaran sailing cruising adventure,
Isn’t it time for yours?

- Comfortable, relaxing, and “level” sailing (no more stowing the coffee cups)
- Exploring otherwise inaccessible beaches, coves, and islands
- Fabulous snorkeling and swimming
- Visiting exotic ports of call and pristine wilderness
- Stunning sunsets in secluded anchorages
- Close encounters with dolphins, turtles, bald eagles, puffins, Orcas, manta rays, and otters
Light Wave Stretched 5 Feet !
After 4 months in the boatyard we have lengthened our catamaran to 37 feet! Here is a finished photo. We wanted to stay out of the rain going hull to hull and so our options were: 1) sell Light Wave and find another boat, or 2) cut our boat in half and then add a five foot plug so we could create a passageway between the hulls to join the the whole boat together. We went with the cutting. It was a bigger project than we expected (it took 4 months and 1,000 hours…) , but we now have almost a new boat: roomier, faster, and nicer looking. So if you ever wanted to know what you could do with a SawzAll reciprocating saw and lots of epoxy, watch this new video as it redefines extreme boatbuilding!New Video Page
Watch all our sailing and boatbuilding videosWe cover all aspects of catamaran sailing
- Advantages
- Differences with traditional sailboats
- How to get started?
- All types: beach, day sailors, cruising, racing, and mega yachts
- Where are the ultimate destinations?
- Secret, catamaran-only anchorages
- Where and how to charter? Bareboat or crewed?
- Should I buy? Used or new?
- Can I build my own?
- Specific equipment considerations
- Upgrade projects like screechers and hardtops
- Sailing schools and instruction
- Book and cruising guide reviews
- Cruising adventures from people who are out sailing
- And much more!
Sincerely,

Garett and Carllie on Light Wave