The Cape Cat 115 running across the bay, aerial view
The Boat

The Cape Cat 115

The Cape Cat 115 bow-on at the water’s edge on a white-sand beach, black wrap-around fender and non-skid foredeck in view, the outboard on the transom and turquoise shallows beyond
Reference photograph The Cape Cat 115.
Configure

Selected: Hull white. White gel coat is standard; any other color is a custom tinted gel coat at $1,500, matched to the Awlgrip color chart (a close match; deep and metallic colors cannot be guaranteed).

Awlgrip® is a registered trademark of AkzoNobel, referenced here for color matching only. Cape Catamarans is not affiliated with or endorsed by AkzoNobel.

  • Bench seat
  • Center console
  • Built-in cooler
  • Sole — non-skid or EVA decking
  • Outboard — Yamaha 15 Longshaft (Recommended), or your preferred brand
Length overall
11 ft 6 in
Top speed
22 kn
Dry weight
190 lbs
Capacity
4 Adults
Hull & deck warranty
5 years
$22,000 base price
Built to order · Florida
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Full Specifications

The numbers behind the boat

Hull & build

Length overall
11 ft 6 in
Construction
Full carbon fiber
Resin
Epoxy resin infusion
Built in
Florida

Performance

Top speed
22 kn
Dry weight
190 lbs
Capacity
4 Adults
Outboard
Yamaha 15 Longshaft (Recommended)

Fit & finish

Hardware
316 stainless
Fasteners
Bedded in Sikaflex
Sole
Non-skid or EVA
Hull & deck warranty
5 years

***All weights and specifications are approximate and subject to variation based on selected options, materials, and final construction decisions.

Why Two Hulls

Measured against a RIB

Most tenders are inflatables by default, not by decision. If you are weighing a hard catamaran tender against a RIB or a traditional dinghy, three things decide it.

Stability at rest

Tenders earn their keep at zero knots. Two hulls set wide apart carry their buoyancy at the beam, so the deck stays level when a guest steps down from the swim platform with a bag in each hand. No tube to roll, no lurch. Dogs approve.

The davit math

A davit's safe working load is a budget. At 190 lbs dry, the hull spends less of it — leaving margin for the outboard, fuel, and whatever the day requires. Lighter on the crane is also lighter on chocks, deck hardware, and the crew doing the lifting.

Nothing to deflate

Tubes do honest work, and they age like tubes: chafe, patches, seam adhesive, replacement quotes. A Cape Cat is solid carbon laminate over a foam core. Rinse it, wax it once a year, and it looks the same in ten. There is no fabric on this boat waiting to retire.

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