CATTIVA (2002)
Cattiva (meaning "a Naughty Lady" in Italian) is a 13. 1m / 43ft sailing catamaran designed by BMWGroupDesignworksUSA.  She was built in NZ in 2002, and top builder Ian Franklin has completed all the refurbishment.

Morrelli and Melvin are designers of high performance, ocean racing and F-40 Multihulls. Their projects include Stars and Stripes (1988 America's Cup winner) and Playstation, the 125 foot racing supercat. Peter Melvin (Olympic Tornado sailor and aerospace engineer) offer a complete design and engineering service. Andrew Harrell, chief designer of New Zealand's 2002 America's Cup boat, was part of the CATTIVA design team.

Cattiva is a must see for any buyer wanting the highest quality catamaran in this size range. Features absolute attention to detail, massive storage spaces and volumes you would expect to find only on a 50 footer. New genset, engines and watermaker are just a few of the recent upgrades. Cattiva is arguably the most unique cruising catamarans in the world market today.

For full specifications, please contact the team at Multihull Solutions.

Cattiva reflects a vision by one of the worlds top designers to have a fast, luxurious and uncompromised catamaran to safely and comfortably sal in all of the beautiful places of the world.