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Iliad stars at SCIBS

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The recent 2021 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS) has firmly cemented ILIAD Catamarans’ position as a major new presence on the world’s power catamaran market.

Six contracts were signed at the show for models across the shipyard’s range, with additional orders finalised after the event.

These included three ILIAD 50s, one of the forthcoming ILIAD 50 S models, an ILIAD 60, and an ILIAD 70.

There was also strong interest in the new ILIAD 80, which has just been unveiled. The new model was specifically designed in response to the demand for larger, live-aboard power catamarans.

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“It’s immensely satisfying to see our goal of creating long-range, luxurious, spacious and customisable power catamarans effectively meeting the needs of so many clients,” said ILIAD Catamarans CEO Mark Elkington.

www.iliadcatamarans.com

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