A DAY ON THE WATER

Catamaran Day Charters in Australia

Compare published Australian catamaran day charters by region, operator, guest capacity, vessel size and indicative price using YouSail data.

14published catamarans
9operators
6regions
11with indicative prices

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

What this collection includes

A catamaran day charter may be a private sail, a hosted cruise, an event package or a shared experience. The listings here are explicitly marked for day sailing in YouSail’s catalogue, but the exact duration and package must be confirmed with the operator.

Day capacity matters more than berth count. Compare sheltered seating, boarding access, bathrooms, swimming access, catering rules and the time actually available away from the wharf. For groups, confirm whether setup and guest boarding occur inside the paid charter period.

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Manufacturers represented

Seawind5 boatsFountaine Pajot3 boatsCervetti1 boatCustom (Mark Pescott design)1 boatLeopard1 boatRoger Hill1 boat
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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
Latitude Lady, a catamaran chartered by Fraser Island Boat ChartersBareboat
Hervey Bay & K'gari
Latitude Lady

Fraser Island Boat Charters logoby Fraser Island Boat Charters

Latitude Lady is a 10.35 m Roger Hill 1035 catamaran for up to 6 guests with 3 cabins and 6 berths, chartered by Fraser Island Boat Charters.

3 cabins6 berths10 m
$570–$980 per night
Serenity, a catamaran chartered by Fraser Island Boat ChartersBareboat
Hervey Bay & K'gari
Serenity

Fraser Island Boat Charters logoby Fraser Island Boat Charters

Serenity is a 13.32 m Fountaine Pajot Helia 44 catamaran for up to 10 guests with 4 cabins and 10 berths, chartered by Fraser Island Boat Charters.

4 cabins10 berths13 m
$1,300–$1,975 per night
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)
Sandy Cheeks, a catamaran chartered by Moreton Bay SailingBareboat
Moreton Bay
Sandy Cheeks

by Moreton Bay Sailing

Sandy Cheeks is a Fountaine Pajot catamaran built in 2016 for up to 12 guests with 3 cabins and 6 berths, chartered by Moreton Bay Sailing.

3 cabins6 berths
$1,350–$1,500 per night, whole boat for up to 6 guests (midweek to weekend)
Oceans, a catamaran chartered by Sailing in ParadiseCatamaran
Main Beach
Oceans

Sailing in Paradise logoby Sailing in Paradise

Oceans is a 11.6 m Seawind 1160 Deluxe catamaran built in 2008 for up to 30 guests, chartered by Sailing in Paradise.

12 m
Price on enquiry
Sunbird, a catamaran chartered by Sunrise Sailing ChartersCatamaran
Gold Coast
Sunbird

by Sunrise Sailing Charters

Sunbird is a 10.67 m Seawind 1000 extended catamaran for up to 20 guests and 8 berths, chartered by Sunrise Sailing Charters.

8 berths11 m
$450–$520 per hour, private charter (min 3 hours; weekday to weekend)

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Who this collection may suit

Day charters can suit celebrations, corporate groups, families and travellers who want time aboard without organising an overnight stay. The region, route and group priorities should determine the shortlist before décor or vessel length.

What not to assume

Do not infer a private booking, skipper, catering or swimming stop from the day-charter label. Weather, commercial traffic, marine rules and guest needs can change the route or activities.

Questions for the operator

  1. Is the quoted charter private or shared?
  2. How many paid hours are spent aboard?
  3. What are the boarding point and arrival time?
  4. What food, drink and swimming arrangements apply?
  5. What happens if weather changes the route or date?

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