THE AUSTRALIAN CATAMARAN DIRECTORY

Catamaran charters
in Australia

Compare published catamaran charters, explore the coast, and enquire with Australian operators directly.

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132 published catamaran listings from YouSail
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Featured Australian catamaran charters

Real vessels from published charter fleets. Choose a boat to see its details and operator.

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Aristocat, a catamaran chartered by Brisbane Yacht ChartersBareboat
Moreton Bay
Aristocat

Brisbane Yacht Charters logoby Brisbane Yacht Charters

Aristocat is a 13 m Fountaine Pajot Belize 43 catamaran for up to 30 guests with 4 cabins and 10 berths, chartered by Brisbane Yacht Charters.

4 cabins10 berths13 m
$4,050–$6,900 per bareboat charter, 3 days/2 nights to 6 days/5 nights
Ānanda, a catamaran chartered by Cumberland Charter YachtsBareboat
Whitsundays
Ānanda

Cumberland Charter Yachts logoby Cumberland Charter Yachts

Ānanda is a 14.02 m Aquila 46 catamaran for up to 10 guests with 4 cabins, chartered by Cumberland Charter Yachts.

4 cabins14 m
$2,565–$3,358 per night, based on 7-night charter
Liquid Desire, a catamaran chartered by Liquid Desire ChartersCatamaran
Port Douglas
Liquid Desire

Liquid Desire Charters logoby Liquid Desire Charters

Liquid Desire is a 15.3 m Custom (Mark Pescott design) catamaran and 8 berths, chartered by Liquid Desire Charters.

8 berths15 m
From $4,750 per day (sunset sails and multi-day packages priced separately)
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HOW THIS DIRECTORY WORKS

How to compare catamaran charter listings

Browse published vessels from YouSail’s charter catalogue, compare their recorded capacity and charter style, and contact the operator for the actual trip. A listing does not show live availability or guarantee that a route or price applies to your dates.

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Compare the trip, not just the daily rate.

A lower headline price may describe a shorter charter, different crew arrangement or fewer inclusions. Put the exact boat, boarding times, skipper, fuel, cleaning, bond and weather terms beside one another before deciding.

CAPTAIN’S BRIEFS

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