An epoxy catamaran designed and built in Poland

Polish boatbuilding no longer needs to prove itself, but its entry into the world of multihulls is fairly recent. We had the opportunity to discover the latest model from Wave, a 58 footer which we were able to take for a sail before her departure for the Caribbean.

The 2016 Breeze version incorporates a semi-flybridge, though the deck layout could be improved

Very rounded topsides, epoxy construction and fine hulls characterize the Wave 58

A good panoramic view from the helm, but sail-handling ergonomics are tricky in the absence of electric winches

The Tenderlift has been very successfully incorporated, and a tubular handrail adds greatly to safety aft

The semi-flybridge has good communication with the cockpit

A carefully-designed ambiance which shows Nordic influence

Clever use of natural and electric light create a successful art deco atmosphere

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Infos pratiques

A shipyard built by enthusiasts Wave Catamarans was set up in 2010 in Szczecin, Poland’s third-largest port, which is open to the Baltic Sea via the Oder River.  Zbigniew Lodyga (head of the design team) and Bartosz Puchowski are the founders and owners.  The specifications, and the philosophy, of this boat have been developed in association with Mieczyslaw Szwed, naval architect and experienced sailor.  The construction has been carried out in partnership with Bartosz Puchowski and Tomasz Gackoski,  composite specialists.  Both of the models that they have built have …

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