Will we get seasick on a catamaran?

Catamarans are the steadiest common charter boat, so most guests feel fine. If you are prone to motion sickness, take medication before boarding and stay in the middle of the boat.

Can we swim directly from the boat?

Yes, at stops chosen by the captain. A swim ladder lets you get in and out of the water.

Is the price per person or per boat?

Per boat. The whole catamaran is private to your group, up to its maximum capacity.

Can we bring our own food and drinks?

Food and premium drinks are optional extras. Ask on WhatsApp about options and policies for this boat.

What happens if it rains?

Short tropical showers are common and trips normally continue. If sea conditions are unsafe, the captain changes the route or the trip is rescheduled under our weather policy.

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Sample Catamaran 45

A stable, spacious catamaran for relaxed group days to Saona and the coast.

A sailing catamaran is the most popular private boat in Punta Cana for a reason: two hulls make it wide and stable, so it rocks far less than a single-hull boat of the same size. That matters on the longer run to Saona Island or when you have children or first-time boaters on board.

This 45-foot class of catamaran gives your group a shaded lounge, open deck space and the front trampoline nets where most guests spend the ride. It is slower than a speedboat, so it works best when the boat day is the main event rather than a quick transfer to a beach.

Capacity to be confirmed

Length: to be confirmed

Sailing catamaran

Main features

Shaded lounge
Trampoline nets
Swim ladder
Sound system

Who this boat suits

Families with children or older relatives
Groups who want to relax on deck, not just get somewhere fast
Full-day Saona Island or Catalina trips
Guests prone to seasickness (catamarans are steadier)

Maybe not for

Travelers who want to cover many stops quickly
Very short sunset outings where a smaller boat is better value

Half day or full day?

A half day suits Palmilla, a snorkel reef or a coastal cruise close to your departure port. Choose a full day for Saona Island, which needs more time on the water, especially from Punta Cana or Bávaro.

	Half day	Full day
Price	Price on request	Price on request
Good for	Nearby reefs, sandbars, sunset	Islands, long routes, lunch on board
Included	Captain, crew, fuel, transfer*	Captain, crew, fuel, transfer*

*Transfer where applicable.

A typical day on board

Hotel pickup and transfer to the departure point
Boarding, safety briefing and route check with the captain
Cruise along the coast with a first swim or snorkel stop
Natural pool or beach stop
Lunch break (if arranged as an extra)
Relaxed cruise back and transfer to your hotel

Space and comfort

Expect shade over the main lounge, open sun areas on deck and trampoline nets at the bow. Toilets, cabins and exact layout vary by boat — [confirm for this vessel].

What to bring

Swimwear and a towel
Reef-safe sunscreen
Sunglasses and a hat
A light cover-up for the ride back
Cash for tips or extras (optional)
Waterproof phone case
Any medication you need, including for motion sickness

Departure ports

Suggested itineraries

Saona Island and natural pool
Catalina Island snorkeling
Coastal cruise and beach stop

Transfer

Transfer from your hotel or pickup area is included where applicable. Exact pickup time is confirmed on WhatsApp.

Safety

Life jackets and required safety equipment on board. The captain decides on routes based on sea conditions. [Add licences only when verified.]

Optional extras

Food · Premium drinks · Fishing equipment · Special decoration · Additional activities

Sample Catamaran 45 FAQs

For comfort, usually yes: a catamaran is steadier and has more space to move around. A speedboat gets there faster. Families and bigger groups tend to prefer the catamaran.

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