Alaskan Series

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The Alaskan Series is sized to fit between the Prowler designs and the Aquaplay. Fantastic fuel economy and efficiency at high speeds. Construction is a mix of flat panels and strip-planked curves.

Real passagemaking or ocean-crossing power catamarans.​

The Alaskan Power Catamaran range fits between our Prowler and Aquaplay designs. The Alaskan 41 follows a "Classic" look while the Alaskan 52 (15.9m) is more the "Trawler" style of cat. Both cats have the same underwater section with economical cruising speeds of around 15-16 knots. Very much family boats capable of ocean crossings - our real passagemakers.

Both strip planked designs, the 41 offers an option of pre-made molded components for the major shell construction with full pre-cut interior kit.

THESE DESIGNS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE IN NEW ZEALAND TERRITORIES

  • Available in 12.50m and 15.80m design models.
  • Fantastic fuel economy and efficiency at high speeds.
  • Construction is a mix of flat panels and strip-planked curves.
  • Real passagemaking or ocean-crossing power catamarans.
  • Full material kits available.
  • Plenty of accomodation in both size ranges.
Alaskan 41 Power Catamaran Launch by Schionning Designs

Alaskan 41

Alaskan 41 Power Catamaran is a seaworthy passage maker, the Alaskan runs on very economical hulls, giving her cruising speeds of 16-17kts, and a top speed of 24kts pushed by just two 125hp Yanmar turbo diesels housed in separate engine rooms. With such small Horse Power and very economical hull shapes the Alaskan has the fuel consumption figures to embarrass even the most frugal of monohull designs. Cruising at 16-17kts fuel consumption is 1.3ltrs per Nautical mile giving the Alaskan a range of close to 1000 sea miles. Sophisticated and stylish with accommodation to suit live aboard cruisers and well set up for very easy entertaining, this design suits a wide range of applications and can literally go anywhere.

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SDI Alaskan 52 Power Catamaran Lion King Launch 2

Alaskan 52

The Alaskan 52
The “Trawler” catchword is used on any and every type of vessel trying to project to the buyer a Trawler’s solid heavy-duty ability to handle the sea because of its working heritage. Usually they are heavy, slow and purpose designed with huge motors to pull trawl loads, and are not the boat to cruise in. This is like travelling in a semi-trailer instead of a motor home.

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