Maverick 400 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Hull type

Catamaran · twin

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

38.32' · 11.68 m

Displ.

18,739 lbs · 8,500 kg

First year

2010

The Maverick 400 is a quintessential example of the South African philosophy of catamaran construction: prioritizing robust, bluewater capability and immense living volume over raw racing performance. Launched in 2007 by Maverick Yachts Ltd. in Cape Town, the vessel was designed by the acclaimed naval architect Phil Southwell. It was specifically engineered to be a "home on the water" for couples or small families, a goal that led to it winning the Cruising World "Boat of the Year" award in the multihull category shortly after its debut. The boat's design reflects a deep understanding of the treacherous waters of the Southern Ocean, featuring high bridge deck clearance and reinforced structural bulkheads that provide a sense of security during longdistance passages. Unlike massproduced Mediterranean catamarans, the Maverick 400 was built in relatively low volumes, allowing for a degree of semicustom finish and a focus on longterm durability.