For a private catamaran in Puerto Rico, the fleet's 48ft catamaran offers more deck space and stability than a standard yacht — a captained charter, never a bareboat rental.
A catamaran trades a bit of top speed for meaningfully more usable space on deck.
The twin-hull design reduces rocking at anchor — comfortable for guests who are less used to being on a boat.
A wider, flatter deck layout than a single-hull yacht of similar length — better for groups that want to spread out.
This is a captained charter, not a bareboat rental — a USCG-licensed captain and mate run the boat.
Fuel, food, and drinks are included in the quoted $3,000-$4,000 range — no separate rental fees.
Tell us your date and group size — we confirm availability, pricing and details on WhatsApp, usually within minutes.
See the full pricing guide or pair the catamaran with a private chef.
Yes. Boating Puerto Rico's fleet includes a 48ft catamaran in the luxury tier, alongside the Azimut 50ft and Sunseeker 60ft, ranging $3,000-$4,000 for a 4-6 hour charter.
A catamaran's twin-hull design gives it more deck space and stability than a single-hull yacht of similar length, which many groups prefer for lounging and moving around.
No. This is a captained charter — a USCG-licensed captain and mate run the boat, so no license or boating experience is required.
Every charter is 100% all-inclusive: captain, mate, fuel, water, sodas, ice, beer, a floating mat, Bluetooth music, and snacks.
Larger cabin vessels like the catamaran typically include an onboard restroom — confirm when booking for the exact layout.
Yes, guests are welcome to bring their own food and alcohol in addition to the included beer, water, and sodas.
A 30% deposit secures your date, with the balance due the day of your charter.