Boats for saleSchionning 66 E Carbon

Schionning 66 E Carbon – For sale

DESIGNER:
SCHIONNING
TYPE:
Sail
  MODEL DETAILS
ID
21265
DATE LISTED
2026-08-21 00:01:04
CATEGORY
Sail
YEAR
2017
BRAND
SCHIONNING
MODEL
Schionning 66 E Carbon
PRICE
AUD
$
2499000
LOCATION
Gold Coast, Australia
  SPECS
LENGTH OVERALL (M)
20.12
BEAM (M)
8.6
ACCOMMODATION
2 Cabins
HULL TYPE
multihull
  CONTACT
BROKER
36 Degrees Brokerage
Harry Clark
Mobile:
+64 22 547 0052
Email:
harry@36degrees.nz

This 2017 Schionning 66 E Carbon is a carbon-built performance catamaran designed for speed, strength and long-range sailing. At 20.12 metres with an 8.6-metre beam, she offers the stability and deck space you'd expect from a boat this size, and her full carbon construction keeps weight down for her length, which pays off in passage speed and reduced fuel use under power. Schionning Designs is well known among Australasian multihull sailors for building boats that combine comfortable cruising accommodation with real sailing performance, and this 66 E sits at the top of that range.

The two-cabin layout favours space, privacy and storage over cabin count, suiting owners after extended liveaboard cruising, Pacific crossings or simply a couple wanting room to spare. Based on the Gold Coast, Australia, this catamaran is a rare chance to own a custom-grade carbon cruiser without the wait of a new build. Her size, construction and performance put her among the larger bluewater cruising catamarans on the market, and she will appeal to owners moving up from monohulls or smaller cats who want serious offshore capability without giving up comfort.

Priced at AUD $2,499,000, she is ready for her next owner to continue exploring under sail. An inspection is worthwhile for anyone considering a large carbon catamaran.

Schionning 66 E Carbon

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