SA
564 posts
Just as it wouldn't be entirely fair to judge all cruising catamarans by a floating caravan like the Lagoon 400, the same applies to trimarans and the Dragonfly 36. The Dragonfly is a gorgeous, highly refined boat with stunning craftsmanship, but it is arguably better suited to shorter passages rather than dedicated liveaboard cruising.
Full disclosure: after decades of being a catamaran sailor, I’ve recently become a convert to cruising trimarans—but more on that evolution later!
SA
564 posts
Just as it wouldn't be entirely fair to judge all cruising catamarans by a floating caravan like the Lagoon 400, the same applies to trimarans and the Dragonfly 36. The Dragonfly is a gorgeous, highly refined boat with stunning craftsmanship, but it is arguably better suited to shorter passages rather than dedicated liveaboard cruising.
Full disclosure: after decades of being a catamaran sailor, I’ve recently become a convert to cruising trimarans—but more on that evolution later!
