Dragonfly Swing Wing Explained

Dragonfly trimarans are instantly recognisable at land and at sea, characterized by a folding technology called the “Swing Wing”.

This allows them to use marina berths intended for monohulls and to be trailerable.

TMG team member Joe pulled in both wings at once in less than 30 seconds to prove how quick you can do it.

The best way to spend Australia Day

What better way to spend the Australia Day weekend than effortlessly cruising around Pittwater, stopping at a pristine beach for lunch, followed by a blast back to the marina in the setting sun. TMG team member Joe took a group of friends on the Dragonfly 25 Sport to experience for themselves what this high-performance trimaran is capable of.

Dragonfly Customer Testimonial

Our amazing Aussie Dragonfly owner Chris tells us why he decided to purchase a Dragonfly Trimaran, what he loves about the boat and some of his favourite experiences with it so far.

Chris is the proud owner of the beautiful Saphira, a Dragonfly 35.

“I had been looking at many different trimaran brands and found the Dragonfly trimarans to standout due to their exceptional built quality and very clever design.”

Dragonfly First Experience

Marnie Ebeling talks about her first experience on a Dragonfly, for that matter a trimaran in general…

Let me paint you a picture here… Imagine a baby girl in a lifejacket doubly as wide as her body, sitting in the small cabin of an Elliot 7 while her parents refuse to let a new born child ruin their weekly twilight ritual. That bubba was me, at the ripe age of 2 weeks old. However, despite a life lived in the boating world, I’d never set foot on a yacht with 3 hulls… I’m not entirely sure what I was expecting but I was pleasantly surprised.