A Cure catamaran sailing in open water
The Cure Philosophy

One philosophy. Five principles.

Every Cure is designed around one simple belief:
Every design decision should make sailing more rewarding.

From the weight of the structure beneath your feet to the position of the helm, from the way the boat generates and manages energy to the people who build and support it, nothing is there simply because it has always been done that way.

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Five principles shape every Cure.

01

Lightweight by Design

Every kilogram matters.

Carbon fibre isn't an upgrade or an option. It's the foundation of every Cure.

By controlling weight from the very beginning, every boat delivers greater stiffness, lower structural loads and a more responsive sailing experience. Less weight means less sail area is required to achieve impressive performance, making every Cure easier to handle while remaining exceptionally capable offshore.

Less weight. Greater efficiency. Better sailing.

Full carbon construction underpins every Cure catamaran

Every laminate schedule, structural bulkhead and engineered component has been developed with one objective: maximise strength while minimising unnecessary weight.

Because performance begins long before the sails are hoisted.

Carbon structure and detailing
Engineered carbon appendages
Lightweight platform under sail
The Cure Difference

Full carbon construction isn't an upgrade — it's the starting point. Every kilogram saved improves performance, reduces loads and enhances the sailing experience.

02

Designed Around the Sailor

Every design decision has one purpose: make sailing feel more natural.

Every movement on board should feel natural.

Every control should be exactly where you expect it.

Every mile should leave you wanting to sail further.

Twin articulating helm stations, carefully considered deck layouts and integrated sail handling systems reduce workload without disconnecting you from the sailing experience.

Simplicity isn't about having less. It's about removing the unnecessary.

Helming a Cure catamaran

From integrated carbon helm seats and unobstructed visibility to intuitive line runs and effortless movement around the deck, every design decision has one purpose: helping owners sail confidently, whether cruising short-handed or enjoying time aboard with family and friends.

Because the best sailing experiences feel effortless.

Articulating helm station
Deck layout and sail handling
Sailing short-handed
The Cure Difference

Every control, every helm position and every deck layout has been designed to make sailing feel intuitive, whether you're crossing oceans or leaving the marina.

03

Designed for the Journey

Freedom begins with confidence.

The best cruising boats don't simply sail well.

They allow you to stay longer, travel further and enjoy the places that lie beyond the horizon.

Every Cure is delivered with a thoughtfully developed standard specification, advanced onboard systems and genuine off-grid capability, allowing owners to spend less time thinking about equipment and more time planning their next destination.

The greatest luxury isn't found in a marina. It's the freedom to leave it behind.

A Cure catamaran sailing under dark sails

From intelligent energy management and extensive solar generation to generous battery capacity and carefully integrated onboard systems, every component has been selected to support real-world cruising.

Because the journey should never be limited by the boat beneath you.

Living aboard at anchor
Integrated hydraulic and systems bay
Cure 68GT sailing offshore
The Cure Difference

A comprehensive standard specification and intelligently integrated systems mean every Cure is prepared for extended cruising from the day it's launched.

04

Built by McConaghy

The builder matters.

Every Cure is built by McConaghy, drawing on composite engineering experience dating back to 1967.

That experience spans America's Cup campaigns, Sydney Hobart racing, offshore race yachts, superyachts, performance multihulls and carbon spars — some of the most technically demanding composite projects ever undertaken.

Design creates the vision. The builder makes it real.

Aerial view of the McConaghy boatbuilding facility

From tooling and composite manufacture to structural engineering, rig development and final assembly, that expertise is applied at every level of every Cure.

Because a boat is only ever as good as the hands that build it.

A Cure catamaran platform under construction at McConaghy
The McConaghy team at work
Carbon spar production
The Cure Difference

More than five decades of advanced composite experience sit behind every Cure — the same engineering discipline applied to America's Cup yachts and record-breaking multihulls.

05

Ready for the Journey

Equipped for its purpose from day one.

Rather than starting with a low base price and asking owners to navigate an extensive list of essential options, every Cure includes the equipment and systems we believe belong on a boat designed for serious cruising.

Carbon rig, quality sails, electric winches, watermaker, air conditioning and advanced electrical systems are part of the boat — not additions to it.

The journey starts when we first discuss your design brief.

A Cure catamaran ready to sail

Owners still shape the details — interior finishes, equipment selections and selected systems are tailored around each owner's cruising plans.

Because the best boats are ready when you are.

Comprehensive standard specification and integrated systems
Systems integrated from the outset
Ready to cruise from delivery
The Cure Difference

A complete performance cruising catamaran from the outset, with the flexibility to tailor the details around the way you intend to sail.

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One philosophy, five principles — and a team ready to help you plan the boat that takes you there.