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live.a.board ('liv ə-bô̇rd) 1) Intelligent design versus holiday, charter, fad-oriented priorities. 2) Provides comfort in all weather and sea conditions. 3) a vessel that provides substantial storage, needed galley capacity, and a comfortable home environment. 4) a vessel that sails well and easily by a couple.  |
 FEATURED IN CRUISING WORLD - AN AMBITIOUS LEARNING CURVE - Aboard their new catamaran, a Canadian couple decides that a cruise to Europe will be a good way to get acquainted with the sailing life. By Arnie Chestnut
"We were about to round the next headland, Cabo de Gata, on the coast of southern Spain. We had 15-knot winds on our bow when the breeze unexpectedly shifted 180 degrees and gusted up to near 40. Rain poured down, dousing us like water from a huge fire hose. Add to this a healthy dose of thunder and lightning and way too much sail set, and we felt as though we were in the spin cycle of a washing machine." Read the full article published in the July issue of Cruising World. Reprinted with permission from Cruising World Magazine
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10 Minutes at Antares University
link to view sample of our Antares University program
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 FEATURED IN BLUE WATER SAILING - CAPE HORN FREE FOR ALL - Take delivery of your new Antares 44i in Argentina and the builder will include a trip to Cape Horn as part of your shake-down cruise.
"Cape Horn, the ultimate sailing adventure, one of the last frontiers for cruisers, just got a little more accessible. Antares Yachts is now offering their buyers the opportunity to sail around Cape Horn accompanied by both an experienced captain and with access to full technical support. Read the full article published in the July issue of Blue Water Sailing. Reprinted with permission from Blue Water Sailing Magazine. |
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Cape Horn, the ultimate sailing adventure, one of the last frontiers for cruisers, just got a little more accessible. Read about the ultimate shake-down cruise.
Komodo Dragons, traditional weaving villages - we've seemingly stepped into a full-page spread of National Geographic. Read the full article in Blue Water Sailing magazine.
13,009 miles aboard Miss Jody - Florida to Australia. Ron & Joanne cruise their Antares catamaran half way around the world.
Sail drives vs. shaft drive, Balsa core vs. Core-cell, the best battery bank capacity, rub rails and more - read the 7 questions to ask every catamaran builder.
Ted Clements, Head of Design at Antares Yachts, explains how the electrical system onboard the Antares catamaran was designed to meet your power requirements.
Building the Antares catamaran - a balanced design that is performance driven, seaworthy and aesthetically appealing.
Construction comparisons - compare how we build the Antares 44 with other similar sized catamarans.
