Long Island - 26.52m

JFA's 2028 catamaran revolves around twin hulls that create an unprecedented 26.52-meter beam-to-length ratio, delivering stability that transforms how guests experience life at anchor. Where monohulls roll with ocean swells, Long Island remains remarkably level, turning evening dinners and morning coffee into exercises in tranquility rather than endurance. The twin-hull configuration opens up interior volumes impossible on single-hull yachts of comparable length, with salons that stretch across the full beam without compromise. This architectural foundation allows for guest suites positioned in separate hulls, each with direct ocean access and privacy that rivals shoreside accommodations. The central bridge deck floats between hulls, creating covered outdoor living areas that remain dry even in following seas. JFA's latest engineering eliminates the traditional catamaran trade-off between space and performance, with hull shapes that slice through swells rather than pound over them. At 26.52 meters, Long Island demonstrates how modern catamaran design has evolved beyond the charter boat template into something approaching floating architecture.