Not a yacht. A floating beach club.
Most boats make you choose between sailing and comfort. A catamaran refuses the choice: two hulls make it wide, flat and remarkably stable — closer to a floating terrace than a boat. It is the format behind the legendary day-cruise catamarans of Saint-Tropez, and the one we look for first when a group asks us for a day at sea in Jeddah.
The format, in numbers
~22 m
maxi-catamaran class — a genuine floating venue
2 hulls
wide, flat, stable decks — comfortable for everyone, including non-sailors
Nets
the iconic bow nets, suspended over the water
Lounge deck
shaded lounge areas, premium bar and sound system
Designed as a venue, not a vehicle
What we look at on your behalf: shade — non-negotiable in Jeddah's climate — a flat deck children can move on, boarding wide enough for elders, a swim platform at water level, and a sound system that actually works outdoors. Two catamarans of the same length can be very different on those points. That comparison is our job.
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