Sardinia

Catamarans

1 options across our Sardinia fleet.

The catamaran on this list holds a category of one, and that narrows the conversation rather than widening it. Day rates start at €12,500, and the boat is built around stability rather than speed — twin hulls that sit flatter at anchor, a wide beam that keeps the aft deck level for lounging, and a shallow draft that opens up water most fair-lined motor yachts avoid. That combination points naturally toward the Maddalena Archipelago's protected anchorages, where calm, clear water and gentler currents suit guests who want to swim off the back rather than tender ashore, and it works just as well for a family group wanting a sandy-bottomed stop without the roll of a deeper-hulled boat. Because the layout favours open deck space over enclosed cabins, this is a boat that reads well for a half-day or sunset run out of the Costa Smeralda coast — Porto Cervo to Cala di Volpe and back, timed to catch the light rather than cover distance. It is not the vessel for a closed-door corporate meeting or a formal multi-course service; it is the vessel for guests who want to be outside, in the wind, moving between sun deck and swim platform without much ceremony. Groups sizing up a catamaran charter in Sardinia should think in terms of that outdoor rhythm — a short coastal loop, an anchorage swim stop, a return timed around dusk — rather than a long-range itinerary requiring overnight passage planning. With one boat in this category, availability is a real constraint rather than a marketing line, so route and date should be confirmed with the captain before locking in a specific bay, particularly through the Maestrale-prone afternoons of July and August when shelter options matter more than scenery.