Catamaran

Living the MOJO Way

Walk the teak swim platforms and step up to a cockpit built for barefoot dinners: the aft galley window lifts, the counter folds out, and suddenly the cockpit is your outdoor bar. Slide the salon door shut, switch on the generator-fed chill, and 360° windows still keep you connected to the anchorage.

Forward, a dedicated owner’s suite spans the bridge-deck—king berth, desk/vanity, and a full head with separate shower. A washer-dryer hides inboard so you stay self-sufficient on long passages. Each hull carries a queen guest cabin with en-suite, giving friends hotel-suite privacy.

Up top, the oversized flybridge seats a dozen for sundowners, grills the day’s catch, and stores the tender aft. Wide side decks, deep bulwarks, and molded foredeck steps make every berth, cleat, and sun-pad a safe, one-level stroll.

Twin asymmetrical hulls slice head seas instead of pounding, while 21' 6" of beam keeps wine glasses level at rest. At 17 knots you sip roughly a gallon a mile; bump the throttles and still outrange most monohulls on the same 290-gal tanks.