2012 Corsair Dash 750

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the amas and beams feel rock-solid underfoot, even when pressed on a reach. The cockpit is open and uncluttered, so tacks and gybes stay clean instead of feeling like a fire drill. Inside, the V‑berth and settee space are surprisingly usable for a 24-footer, with enough room to stretch out after a fast passage. The traveler and sheet layout make it easy to sail solo, yet there’s plenty of space for friends to pile aboard for a spirited afternoon sprint. Beaching in skinny water is straightforward: daggerboard up, rudder lifted, and you’re nosed in close enough for dry‑foot landings.

This trimaran is built for the kind of shallow, warm-water sailing where wind and tide change quickly and good fun is never far from shore. Its light weight and minimal draft let you skim over sandbars, sneak into quiet anchorages, and launch from modest ramps that deeper boats can’t use. When the afternoon breeze pipes up, the wide beam and multihull stability keep the ride level while you enjoy real performance sailing instead of white‑knuckled heeling. Add in the ease of ramp-trailing and folding for storage, and you have a boat that fits the local mix of weekend racing, island hopping, and spontaneous after‑work blasts.