MODX Catamarans

The best part of the day starts here.
Coffee, the light coming in from every side, and the quiet feeling that the day belongs entirely to you.

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Come and discover the MODX 70 at the ,
stand SAIL 035, 8 to 13 September.
Appointments are limited
👉 https://calendly.com/modx-catamarans/cannes-yachting-festival-2026

The MODX 70 arrives in silence and leaves the bay exactly as it found it.

100% electric, without fossil fuels, powered by two Aeroforce automated wing sails.

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Come and discover the MODX 70 at the ,
stand SAIL 035, 8 to 13 September.
Appointments are limited
👉https://calendly.com/modx-catamarans/cannes-yachting-festival-2026

A new way to sail.

Pure disruption.

The boat is energy smart, so you consume just what you produce.

Two Aeroforce automated wing sails, hydrogeneration, 70 m² of solar panels.

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Come and discover the MODX 70 at the ,
stand SAIL 035, 8 to 13 September.
Appointments are limited
👉 Link in the bio.

The sun sets, silence descends, and time seems to stand still.

No engine roar, no fuel fumes cutting through the salt air.

Just wind, sun and ocean.

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Come and discover the MODX 70 at the ,
stand SAIL 035, 8 to 13 September.
Appointments are limited
Link to book your appointment in the bio.

Dinner at anchor, the light going gold, and nothing running but the conversation.

No engine, no fuel, no neighbours.

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Come and discover the MODX 70 at the Cannes Yachting Festival, stand SAIL 035, 8 to 13 September.
Appointments are limited.
👉 https://calendly.com/modx-catamarans/cannes-yachting-festival-2026

MODX Catamarans will be present at the Cannes Yachting Festival.

After the MODX 70, its 7 innovation awards and 15,000 nautical miles logged, MODX Catamarans invites you to discover the first images of a new model combining innovation, luxury, efficiency.

From 8 to 13 September, SAIL 35, Port Canto, Cannes.

Meet our team on the stand, discover the latest development and innovation now equipping the MODX product range, and be among the first to see the new model in images.

Appointments are limited. Book yours now.
👉 https://calendly.com/modx-catamarans/cannes-yachting-festival-2026

The Italia Mission is complete. 🌊

From May 5 to 28, the MODX 70 Ganany sailed alongside the for Water ndation and GIS Posidonie across the Italian coastline from North Sardinia to the Gulf of Naples.

10 scientific dive sites. 4 researchers per dive. One shared protocol, the EBQI method, designed in France, validated in Italian waters for the first time.

The findings are clear: even inside Marine Protected Areas, the pressure is visible. Where regulation measures are absent or too recent, the impact of anchoring and visitor traffic is visible and sometimes spectacular.

Beyond the science, the MODX 70 opened its deck to 340+ students, scientists, local authorities, and decision-makers across Marseille, Naples, Ischia, and Toulon proving that a zero-emission vessel can be as much a platform for dialogue as it is a floating laboratory.

Italy is only a first step. The Posidonia Connect project aims to cover the entire Mediterranean basin : Balearic, Alboran, Adriatic, Ionian, Aegean seas, and Levatine Basin by 2030.

Discover the full project ambition here : https://heyzine.com/flip-book/d67bce2eb0.html



© Eric Loizeau / GIS POSIDONIE / Maurizio Bernocchi

Beyond our scientific objectives, the Gulf of Naples leg was an essential catalyst for Posidonia Connect.

In Ischia and Naples, school visits planted the seeds of a lasting ecological awareness, while exchanges with local authorities allowed us to share our first field observations and demonstrate the relevance of the EBQI indicator for the adaptive management of Marine Protected Areas. Public conferences made the research accessible, linking Posidonia protection, climate, and biodiversity.

These encounters transformed an experimental logic into a collective momentum, proving that the success of the project rests on bringing together citizens, scientists, and decision-makers.

The adventure is drawing to a close in Toulon! On May 27, a major public conference will bring this mission to a close. Come and immerse yourself in the Race for Water Odysseys, meet the crew of the zero-emission MODX 70 catamaran, and discover the first observations from the GIS Posidonie scientists.

👉 Free registration: urls.fr/nn0WHW - Don't miss this event!

© Eric Loizeau

The Tyrrhenian Sea in full force. 25-30 knots of wind, Aeroforce® wings deployed and the MODX 70 Ganany hits 23 knots.

No fuel. No CO2 emissions. Just the wind, the sun, and a catamaran built to perform.

© Eric Loizeau

From Sardinia to the Gulf of Naples: First Scientific Observations from the Posidonia Connect Mission

Ten days at sea. Five dive sites across Sardinia. All located within Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). And a clear, yet nuanced conclusion: The level of protection within an MPA makes all the difference.

Aboard the zero-emission catamaran MODX 70, French researchers Bruno Belloni and Patrick Astruch from the GIS Posidonie, alongside Arianna Pansini and Alessia Crobu from Sassari University (Italy), spent ten days applying the EBQI protocol (Ecosystem-based Quality Index). This rigorous scientific method goes beyond assessing the plant itself; it evaluates the health of the entire ecosystem—from sponges and sea urchins to the fish communities that depend on them.

Pencil in hand, waterproof paper on a clipboard, 15 meters below the surface. No shortcuts. Just data.

From Asinara Island to Tavolara Island, this first leg in the Posidonia Connect Italia Mission tested the protocol under the unique biogeographic conditions of Sardinia. Each dive brings us closer to our ultimate aim: a shared monitoring standard for the entire Mediterranean Sea.

Every site surveyed was an MPA, yet results varied significantly based on internal zoning. While strictly protected sectors showed thriving ecosystems, the more open zones within these same protected areas revealed concerning patterns. In most of the visited sites, researchers observed that the Posidonia meadows were lacerated by anchors from recreational boats.

These initial findings underscore the urgent need to scale up concrete solutions, such as Ecological Mooring Zones (EMZs), and to strengthen awareness campaigns among recreational and professional boat users.

On May 16, the MODX 70 arrived at Ischia after an overnight crossing from Olbia, running engines off, Aeroforce® wings deployed, at 23 knots across the Tyrrhenian Sea. Without a single drop of fossil fuel.

The Gulf of Naples is next. New researchers, new dive sites, the mission continues. 🧭

© Eric Loizeau