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Meet Cure Marine at the Annapolis Boat Show

by Cure Marine 7 Oct 2025 15:20 BST October 9-12, 2025
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The Future of Performance Cruising Unveiled

Cure Marine returns to the Annapolis Sailboat Show (October 9–12) with big news: We’re excited to unveil the expanded Cure Marine range, including the all-new Cure 48 and Cure 68, joining the critically acclaimed Cure 55.

These latest models reflect Cure Marine’s commitment to performance, refinement, and offshore capability — expanding the range for sailors who want to go further, faster, and stay longer in total confidence.


Come meet the team, explore the designs, and learn what sets these performance cruising multihulls apart.

The New Cure 48

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Compact. Capable. Carbon-built where it counts. Built using epoxy e-glass with carbon reinforcement in all high-load areas, the new Cure 48 is light, strong, and responsive. With carbon daggerboards, rudders, mast, longeron, and crossbeam as standard, it’s made for sailors who want serious performance, in a platform sized for real-world adventure.

The Acclaimed Cure 55

The Benchmark in Her Class The only full-carbon catamaran in her size range, the Cure 55 continues to redefine what’s possible in performance cruising. From her powerful lines to her intelligently integrated systems, she delivers speed, safety, and simplicity all in a design built for offshore and off-grid living.

The New Cure 68

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Global Capability, Elevated. The new Cure 68 is the ultimate evolution of the Cure DNA, all carbon, ocean capable, and refined for life onboard. With expansive volume, long-range systems, and the performance to match, this is the definitive choice for sailors who want to explore without limits.

Lets Connect in Annapolis

Book an appointment to meet the team and learn more about what makes these extraordinary models standout in performance, innovation, and design. Whether you're early in your research or ready to start your journey, it's the perfect opportunity to explore what sets Cure Marine apart.

     

 
Cure Marine | Queensland, Australia

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