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Are you planning a week long charter vacation, long-distance cruising, or liveaboard adventures? Catamaran sizes cater to different needs. A 50-foot catamaran is often preferred for its reasonable charter cost, comfort, amenities, and water toys. Thus making it ideal for hosting guests and ensuring a remarkable experience on the water.

The CKIM Group aligns your catamaran choice with your sailing goals and desired vacation experience. So, keep scrolling to discover why we recommend 50-foot catamarans for Caribbean sailing charters.

Why Choose a 50-Foot Catamaran?

Some sailors choose a 50-foot catamaran for its ideal capacity to comfortably accommodate guests on extended sailing trips, with ample room for supplies. Its unique layout, with most cabins in the hulls, offers both freedom and privacy.

Another reason travelers choose a 50-foot catamaran is that the charter rates may better align with their budget, whether they prefer sailing or power boats. Additionally, your choice and desired sailing destination determine the yacht type.

Discover more charters in our article about 60-foot yachts.

The Allure of 50-Foot Catamarans For Caribbean Adventures

Design and Construction

Catamaran Delana Mae's Exterior
Catamaran Delana Mae
  • Hull Design: 50-foot Catamarans feature two parallel hulls, enhancing stability on the water.
  • Deck Layout: The twin hulls create expansive living areas with cabins, salons, and spacious outdoor decks—ideal for lounging, dining, and sunbathing.
  • Interior Design: Many of these catamarans, especially newer ones have large windows for natural light, ventilation, and scenic views.
  • Shaded Areas: Many catamarans have covered cockpit areas where you can be indoors and out of the sun.
  • Helm Station: Some 50-foot catamarans have two helm stations. If there’s a flybridge, one helm station is in the main salon and one on the flybridge.

Comfort and Amenities

Catamaran Delana Mae's lounging area
Catamaran Delana Mae
  • Cabins: A 50-foot catamaran typically offers three to five cabins, accommodating up to 10 guests.
  • Dining Area: Enjoy meals in the spacious salon or cockpit or flybridge, prepared by a chef.
  • Bathrooms and Showers: Each cabin features an ensuite bathroom with a toilet, sink, and shower.
  • Entertainment Systems: Equipped with audio systems, TVs, and Wi-Fi for music and movies.
  • Storage Space can be limited: Guests are encouraged to bring soft-sided luggage.

Overall, 50-foot catamarans offer a perfect blend of comfort and excellent performance, making them ideal for leisurely cruising and easy navigation.

How much does a 50-foot catamaran cost?

Imagine chartering a 50-foot catamaran tailored to your sailing needs—perfect for relaxation, adventure, and comfort. But does it align with your budget? There’s no one-size-fits-all answer.

Here are sample weekly price ranges for 50-foot catamaran models:

  • Lagoon Catamarans: around $15,000 to $40,000
  • Leopard Catamarans: approximately $20,000 to $35,000
  • Fountaine Pajot Catamarans: about $15,000 to $30,000
  • Sunreef Yacht: about $20,000 to $40,000
  • Voyage Yacht: around $15,000 to $20,000

The size and model of the yacht are key price factors. High-end catamarans like a 50-foot Sunreef Yacht like LENA come with a higher price tag. Other models like St. Francis and Lagoon are more reasonable. Other factors influencing charter costs include:

  • The charter duration affects the charter fee.
  • The charter fee is usually based on the number of guests.
  • Destinations vary in cost due to local taxes and fees.
  • When you charter can impact the cost. High season rates are higher than low season rates.
  • Additional costs: Could be scuba diving (if not included) and special wines and liquor.
  • Travel insurance coverage.
  • Crew gratuities customarily 20% of the charter fee in the Caribbean.
  • If the charter fee is plus expenses, then you’ll have operating expenses.

At CKIM, whether you choose an all-inclusive or plus all-expenses charter, you’ll know exactly what you’re paying for—no surprises. Request a quote today!

Do you need a crew for a 50-foot yacht?

A 50-foot yacht accommodating up to eight guests typically requires at least two crew members: a captain and a private chef. They handle navigation, meal preparation, guest service, and yacht maintenance to ensure a safe and enjoyable voyage.

Fifty-foot catamarans are among the top choices for charter vacations in the Bahamas, Caribbean, and Mediterranean. With CKIM, you’ll discover the perfect yacht to make your dream vacation a reality.

Lagoon 50s

The Lagoon 50, awarded Multihull of the Year 2018 and Best Boat of the Year 2019, excels in sea performance. It offers three, four, or six cabins, providing balanced living spaces and ample seating for up to 10 guests. Ideal for families or private use, the Lagoon 50 combines versatility with panoramic views for added comfort.

Leopard 50s

Designed by naval architects Simonis Voogd and Robertson & Caine, the Leopard 50 offers three or four well-appointed cabins, accommodating up to eight guests. Whether for sport or luxury, this 50-foot catamaran promises an exceptional experience on the open sea.

Fountaine Pajot 50s

The Fountaine Pajot 50-foot catamaran blends elegance and comfort, accommodating up to ten guests in three, four, or five cabins. Enjoy blissful cruising with the gentle sea breeze and warm sun on your skin.

Sunreef 50s

The Sunreef 50 is perfect for sustainable and exclusive sailing vacations for up to ten guests. Its allure and comfort set it apart from other catamarans. Imagine gliding through crystal-clear waters, leaving a gentle footprint on the planet. Plus, the large flybridge offers perfect vistas for breathtaking views.

Voyage 500

The Voyage 500 features spacious queen-size en-suite cabins that accommodate up to six guests. It offers easy access on and off the water, with two large trampolines for lounging. Enjoy sipping on signature cocktails or engaging in a variety of watersports while aboard the Voyage 500.

Summary: What is the best size of catamaran to sail?

Each 50-foot catamaran model offers ample space for relaxation, with 2-5 staterooms accommodating up to 10 guests. Sail the Caribbean’s turquoise waters, explore white sand beaches and hidden coves, snorkel, swim, and soak up the sun in paradise. Let us assist you in booking your dream catamaran adventure today!


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