Unfold your horizons - The Dragonfly 25 is a high-performance trailer-sailer, easy handling for camping and racing sailors looking for an exhilarating lightweight trimaran which retains comfortable accommodation for weekend cruising with family and friends. The Dragonfly 25 comes in a Touring and Sport version.

Hop aboard the brand-new Dragonfly 40 along with CEO Jens Quorning

A video showing the spirit of our Dragonfly Days 2019.

A sneakpeek of the Dragonfly 32 Evolution.

Dragonfly Backstage - a peek behind the scenes.

Hop aboard the brand-new Dragonfly 40 along with CEO Jens Quorning

Dragonfly Backstage - an introduction to a peek behind the scenes.

Dragonfly Backstage - a peek behind the scenes

Dragonfly Backstage - a peek behind the scenes

Dragonfly Backstage - a peek behind the scenes

Dragonfly Backstage - a peek behind the scenes

Dragonfly Backstage - a peek behind the scenes

Dragonfly Backstage - a peek behind the scenes

Dragonfly Backstage - a peek behind the scenes

Dragonfly Backstage - a peek behind the scenes

Dragonfly Backstage - a peek behind the scenes

How to set the mast on a Dragonfly 25.

Meet some of our happy Dragonfly Owners. Learn more about, why they chose to purchase a Dragonfly, and how their Dragonfly and the Dragonfly Team meets their expectations and dreams.

Video shot during our fantastic Dragonfly Days event in late August 2018.

In September 2017 9 Dragonflys participated in this year’s “Silverrudder Challenge”, the Single-hand Race round the Danish island Funen. There were more than 400 boats listed to start, including 23 multihulls. The challenge was greater than usual this year because there was almost no wind. First ship to cross the finish line was a Danish-built 32 feet full carbon boat “Black Marlin” with Jan Andersen. Second boat to come home was Jens Quorning onboard his Dragonfly 28 Performance only one hour behind after 31 hours of sailing. 3rd fastest boat overall in the race was Jakob Drud Madsen in his Dragonfly 28 Performance in 33 hours. The Multihull Class Large (+28), the next five boats after Black Marlin were all Dragonflys. For more information on results and tracking, please see www.silverrudder.com For more information about Dragonfly Trimarans see www.dragonfly.dk