48ft catamaran, more deck space and stability for groups
Onboard Comfort FAQ

Is a Catamaran More Stable Than a Yacht?

Yes — a catamaran's twin-hull design gives it more deck space and a noticeably more stable ride than a single-hull yacht of similar length.

Twin-hull designLess rocking at anchorMore usable deck space48ft catamaran, $3,000-$4,000 for 4-6 hrs
The Short Answer

Why a Catamaran Feels More Stable

A catamaran's twin-hull design reduces rocking at anchor, which makes it noticeably more comfortable for guests who are less used to being on a boat. It also trades a bit of top speed for meaningfully more usable space on deck — a wider, flatter layout than a single-hull yacht of similar length. The fleet's 48ft catamaran sits in the luxury tier alongside the Azimut 50ft and Sunseeker 60ft, and runs from $3,000-$4,000 for a 4-6 hour charter, captained and fully all-inclusive — no license needed.
What the Twin-Hull Design Gives You

Stability meets comfort

The tradeoffs that make a catamaran a popular pick for groups.

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More Stability

The twin-hull design reduces rocking at anchor — comfortable for guests who are less used to being on a boat.

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More Deck Space

A wider, flatter deck layout than a single-hull yacht of similar length, better for lounging and moving around.

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Great for Groups

The extra stability and space make it a popular choice for larger groups who want to spread out.

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The 48ft catamaran

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FAQ

Catamaran Stability FAQs

Is a catamaran better than a yacht for a large group?

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.

Do I need a license to rent a catamaran?

No. This is a captained charter — a USCG-licensed captain and mate come with the boat.

How much does the catamaran cost?

The fleet's 48ft catamaran runs from $3,000-$4,000 for a 4-6 hour charter, fully all-inclusive.

Is the catamaran good for guests who get seasick easily?

The reduced rocking at anchor from the twin-hull design tends to make it a more comfortable option for guests who are less used to being on a boat, though conditions on any given day still vary.

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