Three catamarans were brought together for the occasion: one Vision 444 and two 444ES models, the latter featuring extended aft platforms. These multihulls, which have already logged between 20,000 and 27,000 miles (hard to believe given their excellent condition), were open for visits in the mornings before heading out for sailing sessions in the afternoons.
On the dock, the Vision Days took on the feel of a mini boat show thanks to the presence of several equipment partners: North Sails, Nanni, Gori Propellers, Parasailor, Integrel and Cyclops Marine. The Owners of the catamarans on display were also there to share their bluewater cruising experiences and feedback on their boats with the 40 registered participants.
Multihulls World was, of course, at Port Ginesta to discover the event and share it with you.
Based in Knysna, Vision Yachts has been building offshore cruising catamarans since 2017 and is now looking to accelerate its development in Europe. Already represented in the Balearic Islands, the United Kingdom and Germany, the builder reports 38 boats sold, mainly to North American Owners. Its current range includes the 444 and 444ES, soon to be joined by the Vision 484, currently under construction and with four boats already on order.

