The hugely successful art gallery MONA and ferry operators Navigators have taken delivery of their state of the art new catamaran ferry… READ MORE Continue Reading
The hugely successful art gallery MONA and ferry operators Navigators have taken delivery of their state of the art new catamaran ferry… READ MORE Continue Reading
After 13 years with Fred. Olsen, Incat’s hull 051, Bonanza Express, is coming off her very successful charter. Launched in 1999, she… READ MORE Continue Reading
Nicholas Stephen Wells 5 February 1947 – 3 November 2011. It is with sadness that we advise that our former colleague Nick… READ MORE Continue Reading
The news that an Incat high speed wave piercing catamaran will be operating between China and Taiwan has been the talk of… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat is delighted with the news that the Fujian Cross Strait Ferry Corporation has selected a Wave Piercing Catamaran built in Tasmania… READ MORE Continue Reading
Australian shipbuilder Incat Tasmania Pty Ltd is pleased to announce the name of the customer for their world first high speed passenger… READ MORE Continue Reading
The tragic events in Japan have evoked a large scale international relief effort as the nation continues to deal with the enormity… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat has secured a contract to build the world’s first high speed passenger Ro-Ro ship powered by environmentally friendly Liquified Natural Gas… READ MORE Continue Reading
The authorised biography of Robert Clifford, founder and chairman of INCAT – builder of high speed wave piercing catamarans. Description ‘Bob Clifford… READ MORE Continue Reading
On Friday 31st July a group of 58 first year Marine Engineering students from the Australian Maritime College Launceston (AMC) visited the… READ MORE Continue Reading
Twenty years ago headlines around the world announced a new world record, the fastest crossing of the Atlantic Ocean, by a ship… READ MORE Continue Reading
Robert Clifford has spent four decades developing and improving the high- speed vehicle/passenger ferry industry. As founder and chairman of Incat Tasmania… READ MORE Continue Reading
BANJUL, The Gambia, Sep 18, 2009 — Africa Partnership’s High Speed Vessel Swift (HSV 2) arrived in Banjul, The Gambia, September 17, 2009…. READ MORE Continue Reading
Isle of Man Steam Packet Company’s Latest Incat Ferry The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company’s latest Incat fast ferry has completed… READ MORE Continue Reading
When the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company purchased its latest Incat-built high speed ferry for service on the Irish Sea it… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat Vessel Arrives in UK 24 Days after Leaving Tasmania LD Lines’ brand new Incat 112 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran, Norman Arrow,… READ MORE Continue Reading
LD Lines’ New Incat Vessel Puts Somalian Coast Behind Her It was always going to be difficult, in the event of an… READ MORE Continue Reading
Debut for Isle of Man Steam Packet’s Latest Incat Ferry The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company’s latest Incat fast ferry has… READ MORE Continue Reading
LD Lines’ Norman Arrow a Ship of Firsts The new Incat 112 metre high speed catamaran for LD Lines will be the… READ MORE Continue Reading
LD LINES’ NEW FAST FERRY, NORMAN ARROW, FOR DOVER – BOULOGNE ROUTE The new Incat 112 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran for LD… READ MORE Continue Reading
Revolutionary New Fast Ferry For Dover – Boulogne Route Incat is delighted to announce the acquisition of its latest 112 metre high… READ MORE Continue Reading
The latest state-of-the-art 112 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran from Australian aluminium high speed catamaran specialists, Incat Tasmania Pty Ltd., has completed trials… READ MORE Continue Reading
Southern Partnership Station Begins Aboard Swift The Incat-built 98 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran HSV 2 Swift has just commenced a new long… READ MORE Continue Reading
New Name for Incat 050 The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company has announced the new name for Incat 050, the 96… READ MORE Continue Reading
An Incat accountant has won the 2008 CPA Australia / Synateq / Young Accountant of the Year award. Thirty four-year-old Christian Wardrop,… READ MORE Continue Reading
Winner of 2008 Tasmanian Export Awards Interferry Honours Incat Founder with Person of Distinction Award It has been a week of honour… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat 050 purchased for Irish Sea Service Incat welcomes news that long time operator of Incat vessels, the Isle of Man Steam… READ MORE Continue Reading
SpeedFerries, the English Channel’s family-owned low-cost ferry operator, has purchased the 86 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran SpeedOne from Incat. SpeedFerries entered the… READ MORE Continue Reading
Best High Speed Concept Award The Natchan Rera, the first of Incat’s impressive 112 metre Wave Piercing Catamarans, has been recognised at… READ MORE Continue Reading
Swift a Worthy Prototype for US Military’s JHSV Now in her fifth year with the US Navy, the HSV 2 Swift could… READ MORE Continue Reading
A New Pinnacle in High Speed Craft Luxury and Comfort The second of Incat’s landmark 112 metre Wave Piercing Catamarans, Natchan World,… READ MORE Continue Reading
NATCHAN WORLD ARRIVES IN JAPAN The latest vessel built by Incat has arrived in Japan less than seven days after leaving Hobart…. READ MORE Continue Reading
Natchan World Named During Hobart Celebration The latest vessel built by Incat has been delivered to her Japanese owner. The second high… READ MORE Continue Reading
Sea Trials for Incat 112 Metre Natchan World The newest 112 metre Incat vessel, Natchan World, destined for service with Japanese operator… READ MORE Continue Reading
Contemporary Web Site Reflects Contemporary Ferries Incat is delighted to announce a new, redesigned and easy to navigate web site to bring… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat Chairman Extols Virtues of Japan’s New Shallow-Draught 112m Craft The latest vessel yet to be built by Incat has been launched… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat Tasmania Pty Ltd and Revolution Design Pty Ltd are pleased to announce they have been awarded one of three US multi-million… READ MORE Continue Reading
Revolutionary Incat 112m Catamaran Ordered MGC Chartering Limited and Australian aluminium high speed catamaran specialists Incat Tasmania Pty Ltd are pleased to… READ MORE Continue Reading
Significant Contribution to Tasmanian Industry RecognisedIncat Founder and Chairman Robert Clifford has been recognised for his personal and company’s significant contribution to… READ MORE Continue Reading
The Natchan Rera is a breath of fresh air in Japanese sea travel, the new Incat-built high speed ferry’s entry into service… READ MORE Continue Reading
Largest, Most Fuel Efficient Diesel Powered High Speed Catamaran in the WorldThe first of Incat’s landmark 112 metre Wave Piercing Catamarans, Natchan… READ MORE Continue Reading
First Incat 112 metre High Speed Ferry Delivered to Higashi Nihon FerryHeralding a new era in Japanese ferry transportation, the impressive new… READ MORE Continue Reading
First Incat 112 metre High Speed Ferry is named Natchan ReraAmidst fanfare and celebration the first of Incat’s landmark 112 metre Wave… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat 98 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran for Island Seabridge Five years after the Port Authority and the Government of the Republic of… READ MORE Continue Reading
New Channel Islands operator HD Ferries has chosen Incat K-class catamaran Incat K3 to launch a new link to France. Established by… READ MORE Continue Reading
The government of Trinidad & Tobago has purchased its second Incat Wave Piercing Catamaran in as many months…..The former US Army Theatre… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat’s unrivalled experience in building large high-capacity high speed ferries has been further strengthened by the delivery of a new 98 metre… READ MORE Continue Reading
August 2006 is marked by two significant events at Incat’s Tasmanian Shipyard. The launch and sea trials of our sixth vessel, Milenium… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat is pleased to announce a ground-breaking contract for two 112 metre high speed vehicle-passenger catamarans for a well-established ferry operator in… READ MORE Continue Reading
Fourth Wave Piercing Catamaran for Acciona Trasmediterránea Leading high speed ship builder Incat Tasmania is pleased to announce it has secured a… READ MORE Continue Reading
Leading high speed ship specialist Incat is pleased to announce the sale of a 91 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran to a new… READ MORE Continue Reading
UPDATE FROM THE AUSTRALIAN BUILT HIGH SPEED SHIP IN THE US DISASTER AREA: The following message was received today from the Commanding… READ MORE Continue Reading
A High Speed Vessel built by Incat Australia is being utilised in the rescue and relief efforts at Louisana following the Hurricane… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat is pleased to announce the delivery of a 78 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran to Spanish operator Baleària, taking to nine the… READ MORE Continue Reading
The Incat 91 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran Incat 046 has been in the news recently having entered service for the Port Authority… READ MORE Continue Reading
The demand for Incat-built High Speed Wave Piercing Catamarans continues apace with news that the Port Authority of Trinidad & Tobago has… READ MORE Continue Reading
TWO FIRSTS AT INCAT – First ship under construcation in new Wilson’s Complex & keel is laid on Incat’s first 112 metre… READ MORE Continue Reading
A new era in English Channel high speed ferry operations has arrived in the shape of Normandie Express, the Incat 98 metre… READ MORE Continue Reading
Normandie Express, Brittany Ferries High Speed Catamaran, built by Incat in Tasmania, is taking a detour with aid for Indonesia on her… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat Australia is proud to announce that the fast ferry, ‘The Cat’, has been Time Chartered by Bay Ferries of Canada to… READ MORE Continue Reading
Brittany Ferries affrète le “Normandie Express“ pour une mise en service dès le 15 mars sur les lignes Caen/Ouistreham-Portsmouth et Cherbourg-Portsmouth. Ce… READ MORE Continue Reading
The Incat Tasmania built ship HSV-X1 Joint Venture, operated by the US Army, will arrive in Hobart tomorrow afternoon for her annual… READ MORE Continue Reading
In a world first for a commercial based High Speed Craft (HSC), certified and operated in accordance with the HSC Code by… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat built High Speed Vessels on English Channel Routes023 74 m WPC SeaCat France Hoverspeed Ltd Dover – Calais 025 74 m… READ MORE Continue Reading
SpeedOne fast catamaran service commenced yesterday across the English Channel between Dover UK and Boulogne in France; offering a low cost best… READ MORE Continue Reading
Two US Army Blackhawk helicopters created history recently with the first landings on board a US Army vessel since the Vietnam War…. READ MORE Continue Reading
The US Navy’s High Speed Vessel (HSV) 2 SWIFT will make a port call to Naval Station Norfolk in early February. SWIFT… READ MORE Continue Reading
The US Navy continues to experiment with HSV 2 Swift, the Incat-built aluminium-hulled Wave Piercing Catamaran. High Speed Vessel Swift is the… READ MORE Continue Reading
TSV-1X Spearhead, the US Army’s Incat-built 98 metre Theatre Support Vessel has returned to her Hobart birthplace for a scheduled and well-earned… READ MORE Continue Reading
HSV 2 Swift, the Incat-built US Navy high speed Wave Piercing Catamaran delivered by the Hobart, Tasmania based shipyard last month, has… READ MORE Continue Reading
The Incat Tasmania built ship HSV-X1 Joint Venture has arrived back at Hobart, Tasmania, returning from many months in the Persian Gulf… READ MORE Continue Reading
It was a day of celebration for Incat, the US Navy and Bollinger/Incat USA in Hobart yesterday as high ranking US Military… READ MORE Continue Reading
Today is a day of celebration for Incat, the US Navy and Bollinger/Incat USA in Hobart as high ranking US Military officers… READ MORE Continue Reading
An English Channel ferry currently in the news for rescuing five people after their yacht was sliced in two by a 600-foot… READ MORE Continue Reading
A recent report in the esteemed Wall Street Journal in which the activities of Incat-built Wave Piercing Catamarans in service with the… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat is proud to introduce the Evolution One12 112 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran, a new craft well suited to the demands of… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat Tasmania is pleased to announce the receipt of an order for the first Evolution One12 Series 112 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran… READ MORE Continue Reading
Reigning Champions Returned Incat has received further confirmation of its status as builders of the world’s finest high speed ships by once… READ MORE Continue Reading