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What's
a Corinthian? - Anything you want it to be.
Among
the most unique features of each Corinthian Catamaran is the way
it meets the specific needs of its owner. No accident, every boat
we build begins with an analysis of how this versatile platform can
best do the job that needs to be done. That can lead to any number
of custom features depending upon whether it's working as a passenger
ferry, dive platform, or work boat. But there are a lot more than
three choices. Call and let us explain how a Corinthian can work
for you.
Captiva Cruises’ new Science at Sea cruise is a hands-on adventure. For an hour-and-a-half on a 45-foot Corinthian, a powered catamaran named Playtime, kids and adults can be marine biologists using a trawling net to observe and identify some of the unique inhabitants within their Back Bay waters. Read more about the adventure by clicking the above or by visiting Captiva Cruises' website. www.captivacruises.com
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Corinthian
45 - C. J. Toth the new flagship of the Norwalk Seaport Asociation
sill soon be exploring Sheffield Island off the Connecticut coast. Their blog
announced the arrival of the new boat alon with other details. It also takes
you to their website. Click on the image to link. .
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Corinthian
45 - Santiva,
among the newest additions to the Corinthian fleet, was delivered to
Captiva Cruises in the spring of 2010. For more details, click on the image
above to enlarge. Santiva explores
the idyllic West Coast of Florida and is available for a variety of functions.
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Corinthian 40 - Rosalia
Anna Ashby operated by the Lake George Association was delivered in 2009. Click on the the newsletter above to learn more about her busy schedule
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Corinthian
40 - used to transport people and equipment to island beach
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More information to follow soon:
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