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Catamaran Charter

Price from €10 000 / week

Sunreef 77, One Planet | 2023

Sardinia, Caribbean

One Planet is the first 100% electric Sailing Catamaran of that size available for Charter, allowing to explore the most exclusive places in Mediterranean and Caribbean with minimum environmental footprint and noise thanks to its solar skin and electric propulsion. Consuming only wind, sunlight and sea water, One Planet delivers a 5-star experience to 8 guests pampered by a professional crew of 4. With the size of a tennis court, she is an exclusive eco-friendly retreat on the water, with total privacy, full silence, ultimate comfort, high-tech amenities and Michelingrade organic, locally-sourced cuisine.

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4 Cabins

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8 Guests

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77.1 Feet

Lagoon Sixty 5 | REVE BLEU | 2023

Sardinia, Caribbean

REVE BLEU is a 2023 Lagoon Sixty 5 crewed catamaran cruising Sardinia and Corsica in summer and the Caribbean Leeward Islands in winter. Almost 200 m² of living space hosts 8 guests in 4 staterooms, with eFoil, Seabobs and e-bikes on board.

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4 Cabins

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8 Guests

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67 Feet

Sunreef 60 | OYA | 2025

British Virgin Islands, Sardinia, BVI

OYA is a brand-new 2025 Sunreef 60 sailing catamaran based in Olbia, Sardinia, cruising Italy and France in summer and the Caribbean in winter. Four double cabins host 8 guests, with an extensive watersports kit including kitesurf and wakefoil gear.

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4 Cabins

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8 Guests

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60 Feet

TRU NORTH 67 | 2021

British Virgin Islands, BVI

TRU NORTH is a 2021 Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67 in the Virgin Islands, with four en-suite cabins for 8 guests, onboard scuba diving, eFoils, Starlink and a crew of three.

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4 Cabins

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8 Guests

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67 Feet

Lagoon 65 | Justified Horizons | 2021

Bahamas, British Virgin Islands, BVI

JUSTIFIED HORIZONS is a 2021 Lagoon 65 based in St. Thomas, with five en-suite queen cabins for 10 guests, onboard scuba diving with an instructor-captain and a crew of three.

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5 Cabins

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10 Guests

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65 Feet

Lagoon 55 | THE MOON | 2024

Antigua & Barbuda, Sardinia, St. Martin, Caribbean

THE MOON is a 2024 Lagoon 55 based at Marina Cala dei Sardi on the Costa Smeralda, Sardinia. Five cabins with their own bathrooms host up to 10 guests, with 2 crew, air conditioning and SUPs, a kayak and Navbow sea scooters included.

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5 Cabins

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55 Feet

Lagoon Seventy 7 | MANE ET NOCTE | 2021

Antigua & Barbuda, Grenada, Sardinia, Caribbean

MANE ET NOCTE is a Lagoon Seventy 7, refitted in 2026 and based in Olbia, Sardinia, for summers in Italy and France and winters in the Caribbean. She hosts 10 guests in 4 cabins, including a 35 m² master suite, with a deck Jacuzzi and a crew of 4.

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4 Cabins

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78 Feet

Alegria 67,ADEONA | 2021

Bahamas, British Virgin Islands, St. Martin, Caribbean

ADEONA is a 2021 Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67 cruising the Caribbean Windward and Leeward Islands, with four en-suite cabins for 8 guests and a French crew of three.

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4 Cabins

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4 Baths

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8 Guests

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67 Feet

Lagoon 77 | Tell Star | 2019

Antigua & Barbuda, Bahamas, BVI

LA GATTA – A perfect all-round 77’ 2019 model Lagoon luxury sailing catamaran, ideal for every kind of adventure on the water. Having just been launched and brand new to the charter market, the yacht is well thought out in all areas, perfectly suited for families and friends for an unforgettable charter experience. The remaining guest accommodation is just as airy and spacious, with three lavish cabins each with ensuite, and the fully-equipped professional galley from which the onboard Chef will create gourmet menus entirely personalized for you and your guests.

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4 Cabins

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8 Guests

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77 Feet

Lagoon 78 | Frenchwest | 2020

Antigua & Barbuda, Bahamas, British Virgin Islands, BVI

FRENCHWEST is a 2020 Lagoon Seventy 8 power catamaran based in St Martin, with a 35 m² owner’s suite with private sea terrace, four cabins for 8 guests and a French crew of three.

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4 Cabins

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8 Guests

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78 Feet

Lagoon 43 | 2025

Bahamas, British Virgin Islands, Caribbean

This new member of the Lagoon family has style and a strong personality. While keeping a family resemblance and retaining the main features of the latest generation of Lagoons, it shows us a new path: unhurried evolution, a new “organic” approach, in search of harmony between living space and man. Vertical glazing in the coachwood illuminates the saloon area, with stunning curved wood finishes. Enjoy the elegance and functionality with island double beds for the aft cabins and beds with side access for the forward cabins. Aft cabins enjoy a bathroom with separate shower. The all-new Lagoon 43 is a great example of the new breed of modern-day catamaran. This design builds on the success of the world’s biggest production cat brand, which in turn is part of the giant Beneteau group. It’s an ultra-modern cat with the clean, efficient lines of a modern European design — vertical bows, high freeboard and big picture hull windows.

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6 Cabins

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10 Guests

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42 Feet

Dufour 48 | 2022

British Virgin Islands, BVI

The Dufour 48 has a contemporary design with voluminous hulls. The reversed and narrow bows cleave the water efficiently. The aft placed mast allows larger headsails, and the boom is more angled than in Dufour’s monohulls. The self-tacking jib (48 m2) combined with the mainsail (76 m2) creates a total sail area of 124 m2. She comes also with a huge flybridge with stairs access from both starboard and port sides.

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6 Cabins

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5 Baths

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11 Guests

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48 Feet

Fountaine Pajot, AURA 51 | 2023

Bahamas, British Virgin Islands, BVI

The Aura 51 marks a new stage in the evolution of the Fountaine Pajot Sailing Catamarans range and the desire of the shipyard in La Rochelle to go further in its environmental approach. The deck layout of the Aura 51, which has been completely redesigned, marks a new era for the Fountaine Pajot range and provides even more space and comfort. A great new feature for this 51-foot cruising catamaran is its complete opening between the saloon and the cockpit. An innovation that facilitates communication between the galley and the large cockpit table, and which will offer you an even greater feeling of freedom and space, characteristic of the Fountaine Pajot range. Renewable energy with large capacity The Fountaine Pajot design office, in collaboration with the Olivier Racoupeau Design team of naval architects, imagined the Aura 51 to be able to accommodate a large surface area of solar panels without compromising on design The Aura 51 is undeniably a cruising multihull that is pleasant to live aboard and respectful of its environment. This catamaran will take you on board for sustainable and comfortable cruising, not forgetting the sailing sensations!

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6 Cabins

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12 Guests

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51 Feet

Bali 4.6 | 2024

British Virgin Islands, Caribbean

The BALI 4.6 is recognizable at first glance thanks to the new design of her hulls with fine bows and her new very elegant lines The BALI 4.6 benefits from all the innovations signed by CatanaGroup which are the DNA of the BALI

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4 Cabins

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12 Guests

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46 Feet

Lagoon 51 | 2023

Antigua & Barbuda, Bahamas, Caribbean

The Lagoon 51 reveals an optimized circulation on board and a great fluidity. A new model with an amazing layout and offering sustainable solutions.

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4 Cabins

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12 Guests

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51 Feet

Bali Catspace | 2022

Bahamas, Caribbean

The most successful catamaran in her class. The integral deck, efficient for sailing, allows you to move smooth around the various spaces, from the aft platform with bench seat to the forward cockpit with lounge and sunbathing area. The full-comfort flybridge is home to an immense and safe relaxation area as well as the helm station designed for single-handed or short-handed use… not to mention the performance and quality that make the Catana group’s range so successful.

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4 Cabins

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10 Guests

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40 Feet

Tanna 47 | 2022

St. Martin, Caribbean

Aboard, with her U-shaped galley across from the cockpit and large opening bay door, the Tanna 47 offers a heightened feeling of space, letting in light and focusing on elegance, highlighting the boat’s interior design.

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5 Cabins

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12 Guests

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47 Feet

Bali Catspace | 2022

British Virgin Islands, Caribbean

The most successful catamaran in her class. The integral deck, efficient for sailing, allows you to move smooth around the various spaces, from the aft platform with bench seat to the forward cockpit with lounge and sunbathing area. The full-comfort flybridge is home to an immense and safe relaxation area as well as the helm station designed for single-handed or short-handed use… not to mention the performance and quality that make the Catana group’s range so successful.

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4 Cabins

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4 Baths

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10 Guests

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40 Feet

Bali 4.6 | 2022

Antigua & Barbuda, Caribbean

The BALI 4.6 is recognizable at first glance thanks to the new design of her hulls with fine bows and her new very elegant lines The BALI 4.6 benefits from all the innovations signed by CatanaGroup which are the DNA of the BALI

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4 Cabins

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4 Baths

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12 Guests

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46 Feet

Lagoon 42 | 2017

Antigua & Barbuda, Grenada, Caribbean

With the Lagoon 42 the entire trip is sure to exceed your expectations. This  member of the Lagoon family has style and a strong personality. While keeping a family resemblance and retaining the main features of the latest generation of Lagoons, it shows us a new path: unhurried evolution, a new “organic” approach, in search of harmony between living space and man.

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6 Cabins

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4 Baths

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10 Guests

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42 Feet

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Best Time for Sailing in Caribbean

The Caribbean is one of the most popular charter destinations in the world. It’s a fantastic climate that allows you to travel throughout the year to enjoy its paradisiacal coves that offer privacy, comfort and a large cast of exclusive beach clubs.

If you are thinking of making an exotic vacation in the Caribbean aboard a yacht to enjoy with all kinds of luxury:

The Caribbean climate is a delight for the body, with temperatures that remain considerably warm throughout the year, around 26ºC. It is never too hot or cold, and the rain falls at a constant rate and to a sufficient extent to maintain the lush and lush vegetation characteristic of its islands. But what season is best for Sailing Caribbean?

To decide the best moment of a trip to the Caribbean, two factors must be taken into account: weather and prices.

The tropical Caribbean climate makes temperatures around 28ºC throughout the year. But there is a high and low season.

The Caribbean is the vacation paradise par excellence with its white-sand beaches, crystal clear waters, palm trees and its tropical breeze. This small part of the world meets all the conditions to make an unforgettable trip. The Caribbean Sea on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other, among the possible destinations for sailing in the Caribbean Sea are the Bahamas, Venezuela or Trinidad and Tobago. Onboard a sailboat or a catamaran, you can visit unusual places and enjoy unforgettable days sailing the Caribbean in an exceptional destination. And don’t forget to dive among tropical fish!

The Caribbean Sea is one of the largest in the world. Connect 16 island countries and hundreds of beautiful beaches. Thus, the calm Caribbean waters have become a paradise for sailing lovers.

It is increasingly common for travelers from all over the Caribbean to include their favorite destinations for sailing holidays. On each of its beaches, it is possible to enjoy a turquoise sea and warm white sand from a very special perspective.

If you an experienced sailor, then it will be a thrilling experience to sail among the four main islands: Martinique, BVI, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and Grenada.

Immersed in the middle of summer, nobody doubts that the Caribbean is one of the paradisiacal destinations preferred by all lovers of nature, relaxation and a good atmosphere. Although there are many opportunities offered by this place to explore and enjoy it, the reality is that there is no better way to do it with the best of conditions than by means of a sailing cruise.

Sailing the Caribbean is undoubtedly one of the most desired vacations for nautical lovers. And apart from having excellent sailing conditions, who does not like to relax on paradisiacal beaches and swim in crystal clear waters?

Although this destination enjoys incredible weather almost all year round, it is important to know when it is the best time to visit it. Knowing the best time to navigate in the Caribbean will help us plan our vacations better. As well as take advantage of the periods with fewer tourists, avoid hurricane season or maybe taste some tropical fruit in the middle of the season.

Let’s discover then what the best time to sailing in the Caribbean is

In general, the driest months that go from February to June, are ideal for sailing Caribbean. At this time you can enjoy a splendid climate and pleasant sailing conditions in most islands.

Of course, December and January are also great for renting a boat in the Caribbean. The Christmas period is usually quite busy since they are very special dates to enjoy a holiday with the family. While in other places everything is dressed in white, in the Caribbean you can enjoy a warm year-end in a swimsuit and with mojitos. Of course, it is advisable to book the boat rental in the Caribbean well in advance during key dates. And we must also take into account other important holidays such as Easter or school holidays.

From June to November it is considered an official hurricane season, but it is in September and October when they usually make a presence.

November is also a good month to sail in the Caribbean. At the end of October, hurricanes usually end and weather may offer slightly cloudy skies. So the prices of rental boats are usually lower and very good offers are found.

Take a risk and live this unforgettable experience of Sailing Caribbean. The experience of renting a boat in the Caribbean will be memorable.

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FAQ

  • Which Caribbean islands are best for a sailing catamaran charter?

     The best destination depends on the type of vacation you’re looking for. The British Virgin Islands are ideal for relaxed island hopping, the Grenadines offer secluded anchorages and unspoiled nature, while St. Lucia combines beautiful beaches with dramatic volcanic scenery. Each itinerary can be tailored to your interests.

  • How much time should I plan for a Caribbean catamaran charter?

     A 7-day charter is the most popular option because it allows enough time to visit several islands without rushing. If you want to explore a larger region or enjoy a slower pace, a 10- to 14-day itinerary provides a more immersive Caribbean sailing experience.

  • Can I customize the sailing route during my charter?

    Yes. Most crewed Caribbean catamaran charters offer flexible itineraries based on your preferences, weather conditions, and local recommendations. You can spend more time snorkeling, relaxing on secluded beaches, or visiting vibrant island towns.

  • Is a catamaran a good choice for travelers who get seasick?

     In many cases, yes. Catamarans are more stable than traditional monohull sailboats thanks to their twin-hull design, which reduces rocking and creates a smoother experience. Calm Caribbean waters also help make sailing more comfortable for first-time guests.

  • What activities can I enjoy during a Caribbean sailing vacation?

    Besides sailing, guests can snorkel over coral reefs, paddleboard, kayak, swim in crystal-clear bays, fish, explore local villages, and dine at waterfront restaurants. Many luxury catamarans also include water toys and snorkeling equipment onboard.

  • What should I pack for a Caribbean catamaran charter?

    Pack lightweight clothing, swimwear, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen, non-slip shoes, a light jacket for evenings, and any personal medications. Soft-sided luggage is recommended because it is easier to store onboard than hard-shell suitcases.

  • Are meals and drinks included during the charter?

    This depends on the charter package. Many fully crewed luxury catamarans include freshly prepared meals, snacks, and selected beverages, while others offer customizable provisioning based on your dietary preferences and favorite cuisines before departure.

  • What is the best season for a Caribbean sailing holiday?

     The peak sailing season generally runs from December through April, when the weather is warm, rainfall is lower, and trade winds provide excellent sailing conditions. Some destinations also offer attractive value during the shoulder seasons.

  • Is a Caribbean catamaran charter suitable for families with children?

    Yes. Catamarans provide spacious living areas, shallow boarding platforms, and stable sailing characteristics that make them a popular choice for families. Many itineraries also include calm beaches and protected anchorages suitable for children.

  • Why choose a sailing catamaran instead of staying at a Caribbean resort?

    A sailing catamaran allows you to wake up in a different destination almost every day while enjoying privacy, personalized service, and direct access to beaches and secluded bays that are often inaccessible from land. It combines accommodation, transportation, and unique experiences in one vacation.

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