In 2005, two Sunshine Coast locals came up with an ambitious plan to develop a world leading composites facility with the ability to also deliver high end sailing vessels to the recreational marketplace.

Since those early days in Yandina, Dave Biggar and Ian McMahon have built Cure Composites into one of Australia’s leading manufacturers and suppliers of flat panel product into the industrial sector and an industry leader in utilising technology to streamline production process.

In the boat building division, Cure Composites has been responsible for some of Australia’s best known performance multihulls including ‘Zero’ (Schionning G-Force 1800 SSS) and ‘Chill Pill’ (Schionning G-Force 1500).

Fast forward to 2022 and Dave, Ian and the team have launched an ambitious plan to bring Australian design and constructed product into the global boating marketplace. Under the new brand Cure Marine, the Cure 55 Catamaran was launched to the public on the 1st December 2022 with plans for a extended product range in 2023. Cure Marine in conjunction with sister companies, Zone RV and One Composites are committed to raising the bar in the Australian Marine Industry for the foreseeable future.

To design the ultimate performance cruising catamaran, every element of the new Cure 55 was designed not to reinvent the wheel but to raise the bar in every area that Catamarans in this class are judged by.

With a power to weight ratio that assures high performance but with a design philosophy focussed on safety, the Cure 55 was conceived to be able to cross oceans with speed and comfort whilst still being easily single or short handed.

Technology and process underpin any great project. Production of the Cure 55 catamaran has its foundations in the Designed For Manufacture principal and is underpinned and supported by some of the latest technology currently in use in Global boatbuilding.

Design of the Cure 55 catamaran was undertaken by Paul Bury with support from the in-house Cure Design team.

An absolute design focus on safety, performance and comfort has resulted in a vessel that redefines the way cruising catamarans are seen.

The Cure 55’s layout has been designed with an emphasis on comfortable, safe long-term cruising. Whether you’re a cruising couple, a whole family, or cruisers who enjoy bringing guests along, the Cure 55 has exceptional, inviting accommodations for all.

The standard layout has the luxurious owner’s hull to starboard incorporating a large ensuite. To port, there is a spacious aft guest cabin and a forward cabin with configurable options for an additional double berth, bunks with office space or a combination or workshop/storage space. The port hull also houses separate toilet and shower compartments.

Design of the Cure 55 catamaran was undertaken by Paul Bury with support from the in-house Cure Design team.

An absolute design focus on safety, performance and comfort has resulted in a vessel that redefines the way cruising catamarans are seen.