How many people can join a catamaran charter in South-East Asia?

Catamarans in South-East Asia are available for groups of 8 to 12 people, with an average capacity of around 10 guests. The number of people a boat can take depends on its size, layout and local regulations.

Can I charter catamarans without a skipper in South-East Asia?

Yes, South-East Asia has 12 catamarans available without a skipper. These boats can be booked by guests who meet the applicable licensing and experience requirements. Availability and requirements vary by boat, so check the listing conditions and message the listing owner before booking.

How much does a skipper cost per day for catamaran charter in South-East Asia?

A professional skipper for catamaran charter in South-East Asia costs an average of around €120 per day. The final price can vary depending on the boat, destination, season and booking conditions. Skipper fees may be charged separately from the boat price, so check the listing for the exact conditions.

Do I need a licence to charter catamarans in South-East Asia?

Whether you need a licence depends on how you charter the boat. Bareboat charters generally require an appropriate sailing qualification and may also require proof of experience. If you do not meet the requirements, you can choose a skippered option instead. Check the applicable rules and message the listing owner before booking.

Can I rent catamarans by the hour in South-East Asia?

Yes, hourly rentals are available in South-East Asia. 1 catamarans can currently be booked by the hour. Minimum rental duration and availability vary by boat.

Which catamaran brands are most popular in South-East Asia?

The most popular catamaran brands in South-East Asia include Lagoon, Leopard, Bali, Elba, Fountaine Pajot. Popular models vary by location, boat size and age.