Asia Catamarans’ meet Roger Diggelmann

Dreams to come true.  Asia Catamarans launch another Stealth Performance Catamaran, a 13.2, aptly named “Stealth Mode”, with the Australian owner here to meet his new boat. After a few days of showers and high winds, the day of launch for Stealth Mode could not have been better. The Gods were kind. There was no…

Watch as the Yacht “Payu” is lifted from the Soi high over the crane and slowly into the klong below. It is a wonder to see the work of all the staff of Asia Catamarans as they perform this well-rehearsed launch of the yacht, which is ready to be handed to the waiting owner, complete…

The 21st Royal Langkawi Regatta, held between January 20th and 25th, saw great racing across all the competing classes. This year, the Multihull OMR division saw three stealths: Wow, Haruki, and Boreus, as well as a Firefly 28 Twin Sharks and Trident 28Ft Corsair. Great effort from all, as the fleet had to battle a…

“Vela” and “Coconuts” from Asia Catamarans won the Aussie Regattas. In April, the Moreton Bay Multihull Championship was very successful for Stealth catamarans. Stealth #21, Vela won the event. Stealth #20, Coconuts came 2nd. Stealth #1, Cut Snake came 4th At The Gold Coast, in races down to Burleigh Heads and back. Coconuts won every…

The 29th Bay regatta was held from the 28th to the 22nd February, with six Stealth performance catamarans entered into two divisions, OMR Multihulls and Cruising Multihulls. “The four-day sailing trek throughout Phang Nga Bay focuses on fun. Attracting the serious, the not-so-serious, and the not-at-all-serious “racing” sailors, the regatta appeals to those who enjoy…

The 29th Bay Regatta is set to begin tomorrow — running 18–22 February 2026 — and once again this celebrated event will bring a fleet of boats and sailors together for four days of thrilling coastal racing and cruising around some of Southern Thailand’s most spectacular waters. This annual regatta, a highlight of the Asian…