Measuring 25'1" (7.65 m) overall, this compact catamaran offers a simple, modular approach to coastal cruising, combining multihull comfort with an accessible price point.
Its interior is based on interchangeable modules, allowing the boat to evolve according to the owner's needs. Despite its compact dimensions, the Van Cat 25 offers up to three double cabins, a saloon accommodating five to six people, a galley, a bathroom with shower and generous storage space. Its shallow draft and fixed mini-keels provide easy access to shallow anchorages, while the boat has been designed for straightforward handling.
The project is currently being developed as a sailing version equipped with inboard electric propulsion and transom-hung rudders, while a 100% power version is also under study. Kaori Concept will present the Van Cat 25 project at the next Grand Pavois La Rochelle.
Technical Specifications
Builder: Kaori Concept
Construction: Composite
Architects: G Plessis & Associés Yacht Design
Length: 25'1" (7.65 m)
Beam: 14'11" (4.55 m)
Light Displacement (estimated): 1.8 t
Loaded Displacement: 2.4 t
Draft: 2'7" (0.8 m)
Upwind Sail Area: 355 sq ft (33 m²)
Mainsail: 248 sq ft (23 m²)
Jib: 108 sq ft (10 m²)
Gennaker: 377 sq ft (35 m²)
Powertrain: Inboard electric or diesel (sailing version)
Berths: 6 to 7
