Lagoon 40 (2018)
Cala dei Sardi (Italy)
3 Cabins • 8 Berths • 39 ft
From 2 350 €
A catamaran is an excellent choice of boat rental to fully enjoy your cruise in maximum comfort. Catamarans offer superior stability, spaciousness, and comfort - making it the perfect vessel for a relaxing and sociable sailing experience. Whether you're planning a catamaran cruise with friends or family, you’ll enjoy ample space to sunbathe, dine, and unwind together on deck. Ideal for group holidays, catamarans are especially popular for sailing in destinations like the Mediterranean, the Pacific and the Caribbean. Most of our catamaran charters include snorkeling gear, allowing you to dive into crystal-clear waters and explore vibrant marine life right from your own boat. Dreaming of island hopping? A catamaran charter in Greece combines luxury, freedom, and unforgettable exploration of the Greek islands - an unbeatable choice for your next sailing holiday.
Cala dei Sardi (Italy)
3 Cabins • 8 Berths • 39 ft
From 2 350 €
ACI Marina Dubrovnik (Croatia)
4 Cabins • 8+4 Berths • 39 ft
From 1 135 €
Marina Kastela (Croatia)
3 Cabins • 6+1 Berths • 39 ft
From 1 446 €
Cala dei Sardi (Italy)
4 Cabins • 10 Berths • 38 ft
From 2 230 €
Olbia (Italy)
5 Cabins • 9+2 Berths • 48 ft
From 4 232 €
ACI Marina Dubrovnik (Croatia)
3 Cabins • 6+2 Berths • 39 ft
From 1 135 €
Marina d'Arechi (Italy)
4 Cabins • 11+1 Berths • 38 ft
From 2 009 €
Cala dei Sardi (Italy)
4 Cabins • 10 Berths • 39 ft
From 3 402 €
Olbia (Italy)
5 Cabins • 10+1 Berths • 48 ft
From 5 130 €
Marina Port Ibiza (Spain)
3 Cabins • 41 ft
From 2 731 €
Marina d'Arechi (Italy)
4 Cabins • 10 Berths • 39 ft
From 2 325 €
Marina Agios Kosmas (Greece)
4 Cabins • 8+4 Berths • 42 ft
From 2 009 €
From 1 364 €
From 960 €
From 997 €
From 1 646 €
Catamarans are quickly becoming the go-to choice for charter holidays among experienced sailors and boating enthusiasts worldwide. This rising demand has inspired top shipyards - like Lagoon and Fountaine Pajot - to design larger, more comfortable models, tailored for unforgettable sailing experiences.
While many catamarans are built for comfort and space, there are also high-performance options available. Models from Catana and the TS 42 series focus on speed and innovation, offering thrilling sailing adventures for those who crave performance on the water.
There are several key advantages of choosing a catamaran charter over a monohull. With minimal heeling, catamarans provide a smoother, more stable ride, ideal for those seeking relaxation or prone to seasickness. The expansive deck area - enhanced by a flybridge and spacious cockpit - translates into superior comfort and livability, especially compared to monohulls of similar length.
Thanks to their shallow draft, catamarans can anchor closer to shore, giving you access to secluded beaches and hidden coves that other yachts can’t reach. Plus, with twin engines, these vessels are not only more powerful and easier to maneuver, but they can also achieve cruising speeds up to 30% faster than comparable monohulls.
Most catamaran rentals feature four double cabins, comfortably sleeping 8–10 guests, with some models including a convertible saloon for additional space. A 40-foot catamaran, such as the Lagoon 400, Lipari 41, or Nautitech 40, is an ideal choice for medium-sized groups.
Whether you're planning a family sailing holiday or a fun-filled getaway with friends, a catamaran charter offers unmatched versatility, space, and ease of navigation - perfect for both seasoned sailors and those new to life at sea.
Thanks to their growing popularity, catamaran charters are now available in sailing hotspots all around the world. Whether you're looking to rent a catamaran in the Mediterranean, island-hop in the Pacific, or rent a catamaran in the Caribbean, we have options to suit every season and sailing dream.
From Ibiza to Fiji, France to Vietnam, and Norway to Brazil, you can hire a catamaran just about anywhere. Looking for a winter escape? Set sail in the Caribbean or the South Pacific. Planning a summer holiday? Mediterranean destinations like Croatia - which alone accounts for over 20% of summer catamaran rentals - offer sun-soaked shores and crystal-clear waters perfect for sailing.
One of the advantages of booking your catamaran rental with GlobeSailor is the wide range of boats available to suit every budget. You can hire a catamaran starting from just €510 per week, depending on the size, destination, and season.
Prices vary throughout the year, with peak summer months (June to August in Europe) typically being more expensive. To secure the best rates, especially during high season, we recommend booking early.
Additional services such as a skipper and hostess can enhance your experience but also increase the cost - usually by around €300 per day combined. These services are ideal for those seeking a worry-free cruise with meals, navigation, and cleaning fully taken care of.
No matter your budget or experience level, there’s a catamaran charter ready to take you on an unforgettable sailing holiday - with or without a skipper.
Whether you're transitioning from monohull sailing or preparing to hire a catamaran for the first time, it’s important to understand a few key differences in how catamarans handle on the water. Here are some practical tips to keep in mind before setting off on your catamaran charter.
Maneuvering Under Power
One of the standout advantages of a catamaran rental is its two-engine setup - one in each hull. This makes close-quarters maneuvering (like docking or turning in tight spaces) significantly easier than with a monohull. Many charter guests prefer cruising under power for this reason, especially in calm conditions or when navigating harbors.Sailing Characteristics
When under sail, catamarans perform best off the wind, as they generally don’t point as well upwind compared to monohulls. One of the biggest benefits, though, is that catamarans don’t heel, offering a stable, flat sailing experience. This makes onboard life more comfortable—perfect for a relaxed, sociable trip with friends or family. However, the lack of heel also means it can be harder to tell when the boat is over-canvassed, so keeping an eye on the sail trim and wind conditions is crucial.
Anchoring Considerations
Thanks to their shallow draft, catamarans can anchor much closer to shore than monohulls—giving you access to secluded beaches and calm coves. That said, they also have less water resistance, so be prepared for a longer stopping distance when slowing down to anchor.
Whether you're a seasoned sailor or planning to charter a catamaran with a skipper, understanding these basic tips will help you get the most out of your sailing holiday. With the right preparation, your catamaran charter can be smooth, safe, and unforgettable.
Thanks to their stability and dual engines, catamarans are easy to handle and can cruise smoothly even without using sails - making them ideal for those new to life at sea.
If you’re not comfortable navigating yourself, you can hire a catamaran with a professional skipper and hostess. You could also embark on a crewed charter, this means you won’t have to worry about steering, cooking, or cleaning - just sit back and enjoy a luxurious experience.
For solo travelers or couples, cabin charters are a fantastic way to experience all the perks of sailing without booking the entire yacht. You can rent a catamaran by the cabin, with options for half-board or full-board service and a custom itinerary curated by experienced crew members. It’s a carefree, all-inclusive way to enjoy world-class destinations.
Looking to rent a catamaran for your next adventure? Whether you want a skippered charter or prefer to sail on your own, our experts are here to help you find the perfect option - tailored to your needs, experience level, and dream destination.