Kallima was the very first Catana 47 built in 2014 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the creation of the Catana shipyard. She was designed by the naval architect, Christophe Barreau. Her owners are Swiss but she has a Polish flag, which is very convenient to pass on to a new owner or easy to delete if the new owners prefer to register elsewhere. Construction includes carbon infusion, with Airex closed cell foam sandwich and carbon reinforcement. Beneath the waterline the hull has been reinforced with Twaron and there is protection against osmosis with the use of Vinylester resin. The bulkheads, the deck and the binimi have been reinforced with carbon fibre in order to gain more rigidity and increased performance on the wind and at speed. The interior has been designed for comfort and long-term cruising. Kallima is an exceptional long distance sailing catamaran combining elegance, performance and seaworthiness. This has been demonstrated by the first owners who cruised the Pacific Ocean from north to south for 5 years and sailing some 30,000nm. More recently with her current owners through French Polynesia, Islands of Fiji and New Zealand, then back to Fiji.