Mauri Coastal Cruising Sails are designed for boats up to 40 feet and for the cruising sailor and his family who spend their weekends sailing on lakes, coastal waterways or the bay. We understand you’re not headed around Cape Horn – you just want to spend a quiet weekend cruising up or down the coast. At Mauri Sails, we’ll work with you to make your cruising sails fit your sailing style, local conditions and your budget.

Mauri Coastal Weekender sails are affordable, easy to use, long-lasting cruising sails. Mauri sailmakers can offer expert advice from whether you need full length battens in your mainsail to what is the best size roller furler genoa.


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Mauri Bluewater cruising sails are designed to meet the demands of offshore sailing. They are true offshore sails for the serious cruiser heading on a transatlantic passage, cruising the South Pacific or for the sailor willing to spend time in open water drifting along whales or enjoying the spray of a 45 knots gale force winds.

Mauri sailmakers has extensive experience serving cruising adventurers who have traveled all over the world in every condition. So we know that our blue water customers require a sail inventory to match their ambitions. Whether you're contemplating a full batten mainsail, a furling mainsail, a furling genoa, a cruising spinnaker or a storm jib, we’ll customize each sail for your bluewater cruising needs.

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Mauri Multihull Cruising Sails are designed to meet the demands of performance cruising sailing. They are the right mix of the lessons learned about high performance catamaran sailing and the needs of the coastal sailor and bluewater cruiser.

Mauri Sails are cruising (sailing) all over the world in every condition. We understand the demands and difference in loads that a multihull take. Mauri sail designers have years of experience shaping large unlimited roach mainsails. Our sail consultants are knowledgeable not only on sail shapes and materials but on all required trimming systems and hardware for cruising or performance multihulls.


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