Overview
The Seawind 1370 is a remarkable 45-foot blue-water cruising catamaran built for sailors who refuse to compromise—combining top-tier performance with liveaboard comfort. Engineered from the ground up, the 1370 uses refined hull shapes, carbon-reinforced foam-core construction, and a high-aspect rig to deliver thrilling light-air responsiveness, impressive load-carrying ability, and a smooth, controlled ride in more demanding seas.
Inside and out, the 1370 offers expansive living without sacrificing functionality. Dual helm stations sit under a protective hardtop for sheltered yet fully visible control, while the single-level saloon, galley-up layout, and expansive trifold door create an open, flowing space that brings cockpit and interior together in harmony. Large forward-facing windows and generous cabin headroom further enhance comfort, making the 1370 a refined, high-capability platform for serious cruising couples and families alike.
Features
Dual helm stations under the extended hardtop for protected, all-weather control and excellent visibility
High-aspect performance sail plan with self-tacking headsail for easy, efficient cruising and strong light-air capability
Carbon-reinforced foam-core construction delivering exceptional strength, stiffness, and offshore reliability
Full-width trifold saloon door system creating a seamless flow between cockpit and interior living spaces
Large forward-facing saloon windows offering powerful natural ventilation and panoramic forward views
Expansive, ergonomically designed cockpit optimized for passagemaking comfort, entertaining, and safe movement underway
Twin inboard diesel engines with saildrives for balanced propulsion, quiet running, and confident maneuverability
Wide foredeck with oversized trampolines providing secure working space and generous lounging and anchoring access
Integrated swim platforms enabling easy boarding, tender operations, and relaxed access to the water
Modern 12V electrical infrastructure with LED lighting for dependable, energy-efficient cruising on extended passages
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