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Baltic Yachts has detailed progress on its first multihull, the 33m full-carbon Baltic 107 Catamaran, ahead of Monaco Yacht Show 2026.
Baltic Yachts has provided a new update on the Baltic 107 Catamaran as it prepares for the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show. The 33-metre full-carbon vessel is the Finnish shipyard's first multihull and remains under construction for delivery in 2027.
The yard describes the project as a long-range performance cruiser intended to combine the stability and accommodation of a catamaran with sailing capability and a high degree of autonomy. Those are design aims stated by the builder, not independently measured performance results at this stage of construction.
The Baltic 107 is intended to take the yard's lightweight composite expertise into a different hull configuration from its established sailing monohulls. Baltic says the construction programme is drawing on its experience with advanced composite engineering and weight control across previous custom projects.
Sales director Kenneth Nyfelt says the company is exploring new concepts with clients and partners as interest in multihull platforms grows. Baltic has not supplied verified speed, range or final onboard-equipment figures in this announcement, and no such specifications should be inferred.
The builder will discuss the catamaran and its broader construction programme at Monaco Yacht Show 2026, where its team will be based in the Sailing Yacht Area on Quai l'Hirondelle. The update follows its recent delivery of the 37-metre Baltic 121 Alice, which is already covered separately by Superyacht Guide.
Baltic also refers to smaller yachts currently in build, but the 33-metre catamaran is the focus of this Superyacht Guide report. The yard's Baltic 80 Café Racer measures 23.98 metres and falls outside this publication's 24-metre-plus fleet remit.
Baltic says it has established a presence at the redeveloped Club de Mar-Mallorca in Palma de Mallorca. The location will provide a meeting base for owners, clients and partners alongside Baltic's existing service and refit activities on the island.
The announcement links its Monaco new-build presentation to longer-term support for owners in the Mediterranean. For the Baltic 107, the next confirmed milestone remains the planned 2027 delivery, with further build details to be verified as the shipyard releases them.
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