Catamarans for Charter in Sardinia

The catamaran in our Sardinia fleet is built for a different kind of day on the water than the sport-yachts and superyachts that dominate the rest of the collection. Twin hulls mean a stable, flat-decked platform with generous outdoor space fore and aft, which matters most when a group wants to spread out, swim off the back, and move around without the yacht rolling underfoot. It sits well against the shallow, sheltered water that the Maddalena Archipelago offers, and it is the practical choice for a run north-west toward Stintino and La Pelosa, where a wide, sandy-bottomed bay rewards a boat that can sit close in without deep draft concerns.

Day rate for this vessel starts at €12,500, a figure that reflects fuel, crew and baseline provisioning rather than a stripped-down charter with extras added later. Because the layout favours deck space over enclosed cabins, it suits families and mixed groups looking for a calm, low-drama day out more than a fast coastal transit — though longer charters are workable too, with provisioning arranged ahead of departure so the boat can hold a course for two or three days without a supply stop breaking up the itinerary. Anchorage choice on any given day still depends on the afternoon Maestrale; a catamaran's shallower draft opens up options that deeper-hulled motor yachts have to avoid, but sheltered bays are still the priority once the wind builds. For a group weighing catamarans charter in Sardinia against a conventional motor yacht, the deciding factor is usually less about speed and more about how much flat, open deck the day actually needs.