Dragonfly founder Jens Quorning has a wonderfully direct way of describing the company's purpose: Dragonfly sells fun, and fun means speed. Visitors to the 2026 Annapolis Boat Show will have an opportunity to see how that philosophy takes shape aboard two different models, the Dragonfly 36 and Dragonfly 28.

Windcraft Multihulls will be on Dock C during the show, scheduled for October 15 through 18. Having both models together gives prospective owners a useful way to compare two expressions of the modern performance-cruising trimaran. The Dragonfly 28 is compact, trailerable, and well suited to sailors who value easy transport and flexible storage. The Dragonfly 36 offers more cruising space and capability while retaining responsive sailing performance and the marina-friendly advantages of the Swing Wing folding system.

Stepping aboard is the best way to understand how these boats balance speed with practical cruising. Visitors can examine cockpit layouts, deck access, accommodations, sail-handling arrangements, and the details that make folding trimarans different from conventional monohulls and fixed-beam multihulls. The show also provides a chance to discuss how each model behaves while racing, coastal cruising, or sailing in stronger conditions.

Windcraft's team will be available to talk through pricing, available options, delivery timing, training, storm tactics, and the ownership process. These conversations are especially valuable for buyers considering 2027 and 2028 delivery opportunities, because model choice and factory options are easier to evaluate when connected to a clear sailing plan.

Whether the goal is competitive sailing, fast family cruising, extended exploration, or simply a more engaging day on the water, the Annapolis display is an opportunity to compare the Dragonfly 36 and Dragonfly 28 in person. Visit Windcraft Multihulls on Dock C to step aboard, meet the team, and begin matching a Dragonfly to the way you want to sail.