Catamaran charter for families and groups

Space and stability

Catamaran charter for families and groups

Two hulls create wide outdoor areas and good stability at anchor. The right model depends on the capacity, the route and whether you want a crew.

Before you choose

Not every catamaran suits the same programme

A catamaran usually offers a wide saloon, easy movement and comfortable access to the water. It is a practical solution for families and groups, above all when the aim is to spend plenty of time at anchor and spread the guests across different areas.

It can be chartered with a crew or, in some cases, without one. In the second option, the partner checks qualifications and sailing experience. Beam, draft, sailing performance and the availability of a berth in a marina also shape the choice.

Where it works well

Four areas to make the most of the format

Ria Formosa

Channels and sheltered water

The shallow draft can help, always with a route set by those who know the tides and depths.

Lagos

Cliffs and coves

The outdoor space favours days with several stops and repeated access to the water.

Algarve

Central coast

Vilamoura and Albufeira let you combine short passages, lunch and time at anchor.

Tróia

A calm pace on the Sado

An option for groups who prefer short passages and relatively sheltered areas.

With or without a crew

Freedom calls for preparation

With a crew, the group can focus on the day while professionals handle the sailing and the service booked. Confirm whether there is a skipper, a deckhand, meals and help at boarding.

Without a crew, operational responsibility passes to the client within the terms of the contract. Licences, experience, the deposit, cleaning, fuel and the return procedure should be made clear before booking.

Good to know

Frequently asked

It tends to be stable at anchor, but it is still subject to wind and swell. No boat removes the movement of the sea.

It can be a good option for the space and the access to the water. Nets, ladders, shade and lifejackets should be checked.

On some boats, yes. The operator decides after reviewing licences, experience and the applicable rules.

It depends on the size, age, equipment, season and service. The comparison should weigh everything that is included.

Start the conversation

Find the right catamaran

Tell us the destination, dates, guests and whether you want a crew. We look for options that fit the route and the group.

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