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Seawind production in Turkiye

Seawind Catamarans brand-new production facility in Turkiye is now up and running and in full production mode. The first Seawind 1170 produced in Europe has rolled off the production line, with many more already in the pipeline.

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Designed and tooled in the long established Seawind production facility in Vietnam, the Seawind 1170 is the latest addition to the Seawind range. After hulls #1 and #2, all tooling was shipped to the purpose-built 5000m2 factory in Turkiye. This has allowed this exciting new model to be thoroughly tested in both US and Australian waters while the European production facility was under development and minor improvements have been incorporated into the latest hull 1170.

With factory-direct handover programmes now also offered in Turkiye, Seawind is focussed on offering exceptional service to its customers through well-structured handover programmes in incredible sailing destinations. Get to know your new Seawind yacht at your own pace, sailing in a safe, picture-perfect cruising location safe in knowledge that help is just around the corner.

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