In 1984, in La Grande Motte, Gérard Danson, a young architect from the Conati shipyard, associated with the best technician of the shipyard, Daniel Cailloux, launched into the construction of a 40-foot catamaran, powerful and seaworthy, intended for offshore cruising. Visionary designer and creator, Gérard Danson understood that lightness, fine hulls and reduced windage are the key elements guaranteeing the marine qualities of a multihull. The founders settled on a name for the company, Outremer, meaning Overseas in French. In 2007, Outremer was bought by Grand Large Yachting. Seizing the complementary nature of blue water sailboats and attached to the core values that have forged the DNA of Outremer, the Grand Large Yachting group relaunched production and sought the collaboration of the best multihull naval architects. While preserving the seaworthy qualities that built the legend of Outremer, Grand Large Yachting has brought the added expertise of a leading group in blue water cruising, to further improve the quality of life on board and the reliability of the boats. Outremer aspires to become a model in the industry, helping to contribute to the transition for a more respectful and environmentally conscious future.