JFA, more and more multihull-oriented…

It's the general trend; the multihull has the wind in its sails! And when you are a specialist in big boats, as is the case for JFA, you naturally orient yourself towards very up-market catamarans.

Published 04/07/2012

By Jean-Christophe Guillaumin

Issue: Previous issues

Published: jan. / feb. 2013

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In the coming weeks, the company will therefore be launching the VPLP 110', built in carbon, and the biggest composite cruising catamaran in the world. But that's not all, as the builder is currently finishing the refit of Mahua Bluu, a 95-foot aluminium catamaran. Finally, JFA is launching a range of semi-custom catamarans, the Long Islands; construction of the first 85-foot example has just begun. As its name suggests, this is a boat designed for long-term cruising, with the hulls and bridgedeck in aluminium, and the deck and superstructure in composite.

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