Catamaran Charter in Sardinia

A Twin-Hull Option Within the Fleet

Catamaran charter in Sardinia currently lists one vessel in this category, a format defined by its twin-hull stability rather than by the length or power that sets apart a sport yacht or superyacht. The wider beam reduces roll at anchor, which matters most for guests who spend the day swimming, lounging on the trampoline nets or moving between hulls rather than cruising at speed, and it separates the format from the monohull motor yachts that make up most of the broader fleet.

Deck Space and Group Comfort

A catamaran's layout spreads guests across a wider beam than a monohull of similar length, with the saloon bridging the two hulls and deck space extending forward and aft rather than stacking vertically. This arrangement suits groups who want to spread out rather than cluster around a single cockpit, and it carries through to swim stops, where the lower freeboard common to this hull type makes entering and exiting the water more direct than on a flybridge motor yacht.

Shallow Draft Suited to Specific Anchorages

The shallower draft typical of a catamaran hull form opens anchorages that deeper-draft vessels tend to avoid. Stintino's La Pelosa, roughly 100 nautical miles north-west of Olbia around the north cape, has a shallow sandy bottom that suits catamarans and mid-size motor yachts rather than larger ones, and the same comfort in skinny water applies within the sheltered channels of the Maddalena Archipelago, ten to twenty nautical miles from Porto Cervo or Palau. Afternoon Maestrale winds build quickly in the Sardinian Strait through summer, so even a stable twin-hull benefits from an earlier departure and a route kept within reach of shelter. From €12,500 per day.