Walk through of Sagitta catamaran interior

Over the last couple of years I have posted a number of videos on my youtube channel showing our 30ft Sagitta catamaran under sail. As a result people have asked for an interior tour, so here it is. Sagitta was built in our garden and launched in 1991. There are some youtube videos of it sailing back then, so please check them out. Sagitta is a "sailors boat" - so it's a performance cruiser for two couples. It was designed to daysail with eight onboard, offer drinks/food for six and sleep four. This boat has actually cruised from the UK as far as Trieste in Italy, yet was outright winner of the 2026 multihull class in the Round the Island race (Isle of Wight, typically 1000 entries) The saloon headroom is limited to keep windage low, and, more importantly, to make winching and working the deck layout easier. Of course there is full headroom in the hulls. We fitted two companionways, thus reducing the times you need to cross the saloon. When sailing you can easily enter via either to sit in the saloon, or use the starboard one to access the galley, the port one for the heads. More important than filling the boat with bunks is a good head/shower compartment and of course an excellent galley. The central heating is ducted to both hulls and the saloon. The portable fridge/freezer means food can be taken from home, as it will be kept frozen using the car's 12v supply. In each hull is a comfortable double bunk, located aft for the least motion, with sitting headroom. There is no point in having an overwide bunk at sea as, even on a multihull, one rolls around too much. The table drops down for an extra berth. Also essential is plenty of stowage for cruising "stuff". So under one saloon seat are enough tools to rebuild the boat, plus a 300Ahr Lifepo4 battery. There is a big watertank under the other seat. Resin/glass/paint etc is stored in a cockpit locker, along with spare fuel cans, "dirty" engine spares etc. Sails are stored in a big forward locker, anchors and fenders in the forward bridgedeck lockers. You can see more on Sagitta here: https://sailingcatamarans.com/index.php/designs-2/3-25ft-to-30ft-catamarans-designs/171-sagitta As always, no audio on this short video