Dragonfly 36 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Dragonfly 36 Drawing
Make
Dragonfly
Model
36
Builder
Quorning Boats (DEN)
Designer
Jens Quorning and Steen Olsen
Number Built
Production Year(s)
2025 - ??

The Dragonfly 36, produced by the acclaimed Danish yard Quorning Boats, represents a pinnacle of the "Swing Wing" trimaran concept. Designed by Børge and Jens Quorning, this model—often identified interchangeably with the Dragonfly 35 in various markets due to its 10.68-meter hull length—is engineered for sailors who refuse to choose between the blistering speed of a multihull and the slip-accessibility of a monohull. The vessel is defined by its ability to retract its massive outriggers (amas) using a sophisticated geometry that does not require the stays to be loosened, allowing it to transform from a beam of over 8 meters to a manageable 3.85 meters for docking. According to the official Dragonfly 35 technical overview, this system has been refined over decades to ensure structural rigidity while under sail, making it one of the few high-performance multihulls capable of utilizing standard marina berths.

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