All about: Punch Catamarans

Boat tests

Punch 1700 Punch 1700

Punch 1500 LC, long course with musical accompaniment!

Videos

Punch 1370 Punch 1370

Boat Review Teaser

In the 23-year period from 1987 through 2010, Christian Hernandez and his Multicap Caraïbes shipyard built dozens of catamarans in plywood/epoxy. Designed first by the famous Philippe Harlé, and later by the Mortain/Mavrikios firm, these multihulls are still delighting their owners, and the brand ...

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Published on 30/12/2023

Technical specifications

Dayboat

Punch 1000

Length 10.10m / 33'2''

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Dayboat

Punch 8,50

Length 8.65m / 28'5''

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40' to 50'

Punch 11,50

Length 12.00m / 39'4''

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40' to 50'

Punch 12,50

Length 12.00m / 39'4''

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40' to 50'

Punch 1300 Dc

Length 13.00m / 42'8''

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40' to 50'

Punch 1500 Lc

Length 15.00m / 49'3''

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40' to 50'

Punch 1500 Dc

Length 15.00m / 49'3''

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Over 50'

Punch 1800 Dc

Length 17.00m / 55'9''

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Articles

Punch Catamarans Punch Catamarans

The wood-epoxy adventure continues!

Building multihulls out of wood, even with the addition of epoxy resin, filler and sometimes a bit of glass cloth, is undoubtedly one of the least energy-intensive processes. Another advantage is the simplicity - there’s no need for molds. Few shipyards have established themselves in plywood ...

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