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Bareboat Catamaran Charters in Australia

Compare published bareboat catamarans in Australia by region, cabins, berths, guest capacity, model and indicative price using YouSail catalogue data.

123published catamarans
9operators
3regions
71with indicative prices

YouSail catalogue snapshot updated 26 September 2026. Availability, configuration and final price are confirmed by the operator.

What this collection includes

A bareboat charter places responsibility for operating the catamaran with the charterer, subject to the operator’s experience assessment, handover and cruising limits. The fleet below contains boats explicitly marked as bareboat in the current YouSail catalogue; an enquiry is still required to confirm that the vessel, dates and skipper are eligible.

Compare the sleeping plan before length or styling. Cabins are rooms, berths are sleeping places and the advertised maximum guest figure may describe a different day-use arrangement. Then compare sailing or power configuration, handling expectations, minimum duration and the complete quoted price.

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Manufacturers represented

Leopard44 boatsLagoon20 boatsSeawind20 boatsFountaine Pajot16 boatsAquila6 boatsBali5 boats
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Published catamarans

Specifications and indicative prices come from the YouSail record for each named vessel.

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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
"Kaimana" Leopard 44, a catamaran chartered by Charter Yachts AustraliaBareboat
Whitsundays
"Kaimana" Leopard 44

Charter Yachts Australia logoby Charter Yachts Australia

"Kaimana" Leopard 44 is a 12.98 m Leopard 44 catamaran for up to 10 guests with 4 cabins and 8 berths, chartered by Charter Yachts Australia.

4 cabins8 berths13 m
$1,800–$1,990 per night (5-night minimum)
"Waterlust" Leopard 48, a catamaran chartered by Charter Yachts AustraliaBareboat
Whitsundays
"Waterlust" Leopard 48

Charter Yachts Australia logoby Charter Yachts Australia

"Waterlust" Leopard 48 is a 14.63 m Leopard Leopard 48 catamaran for up to 10 guests with 4 cabins and 10 berths, chartered by Charter Yachts Australia.

4 cabins10 berths15 m
$2,200–$2,400 per night (5-night minimum)

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Who this collection may suit

Bareboat can suit crews who want responsibility for the route and daily operation and who can satisfy the operator’s competency requirements. A training skipper, sail guide or fully skippered alternative may be a better fit when recent experience is limited or responsibility would dominate the holiday.

What not to assume

A published bareboat label is not approval to charter. Qualifications, recent experience, local knowledge, weather, bond and operating-area rules vary by operator. Obtain the assessment process and financial exposure in writing.

Questions for the operator

  1. What recent experience must the nominated skipper document?
  2. Is an assessment, sail guide or training skipper available?
  3. What cruising, weather and night-operation limits apply?
  4. What are the bond, excess and damage-waiver amounts?
  5. How much of the first and final day is used for handover and return?

Put the answers beside the named vessel, dates, guest count and total price. The charter quote checklist provides a reusable comparison format.