Wavelength 780 trimaran designer Bob Forster recently published another newsletter. I always enjoy reading it and he let me excerpt a part of it for this post.

As you’ll see, a bunch of multihull sailors from New Zealand and Australia have made these trailerable tris their boat of choice. The following short story was written by Bob’s friend, Tony Murray, who helped crew Bob’s sailboat for a recent outing. (Please also note the photos I’ve posted are all taken from the newsletter and a couple of them feature a boat named “New Horizons.” … thanks for letting me post these guys!) (more…)

I first discovered the Wavelength 780 Trimaran last year.

The boat’s designer, Robert Forster, is a great writer and storyteller and he sent me the following info the other day, which includes news about his new Wavelength trimaran website. (more…)

The Wavelength Trimaran was first featured in this post at smalltrimarans.com, and then again in this follow-up piece. It’s an attractive boat for a number of reasons, including the fact that it’s a large, beautiful craft that pushes the outer limits of the “trailerability” scale.

To put it another way, some sailors who posses enough disposable income are going to acquire Wavelength building plans and use them to construct their own trimaran “mini-yacht.” (more…)