Catana Yacht Charter

Catana is a French builder specializing in comfortable, stable cruising catamarans. Their dual-hull design reduces motion in waves, making them excellent for families and those prone to seasickness. Known for quality construction and practical, spacious interiors with excellent ventilation and natural light throughout.

The ideal charter season depends on your destination. Mediterranean Catanas perform best April through October with calm waters. Caribbean routes favor November through April during dry season. Summer charters offer longer daylight but higher prices; shoulder seasons provide better value with still-excellent conditions.

Most Catana charters can be skippered, meaning a professional captain handles navigation while you enjoy the cruise. Alternatively, bareboat charters require certification (typically a day skipper or equivalent). Many sailors appreciate Catanas' stable handling and intuitive controls.

Prices vary by size, location, and season. Mediterranean Catanas generally range from moderate to premium, while Caribbean and Turkish Riviera charters span a similar range. Off-season rates offer significant savings. Our booking platform displays all current prices and availability.

Yes, Catanas excel as family vessels. Their spacious cabins, separate heads per cabin, and galley design make extended cruising comfortable for all ages. Stable dual-hull design minimizes seasickness, and the wide deck space is safe for children. Many families return season after season.

Our Catana fleet ranges from compact 40-footer models ideal for couples to spacious 50-plus models for groups. Exact sizes and cabin configurations vary by availability. Larger models offer multiple cabins, spacious saloons, and separate crew quarters, making them perfect for extended charters.

Our Catana fleet operates across premier yacht charter destinations worldwide. Mediterranean bases include Greece, Croatia, Turkey, and southern France. Caribbean options span the British Virgin Islands, US Virgin Islands, and Bahamas. Each destination offers distinct sailing conditions and itinerary possibilities.

Capacity depends on the model. Smaller Catanas accommodate 4-6 people in 2-3 cabins, while larger models sleep 8-10 across multiple cabins. Most include separate guest cabins, a galley, saloon, and heads. The spacious layout ensures comfort even with maximum occupancy during extended voyages.