The Best Catamarans for Charter in Tahiti

July 29, 2026

The catamaran is, without question, the ideal yacht for exploring French Polynesia. Its twin hulls deliver exceptional stability at anchor and underway, its shallow draft opens up lagoons and anchorages that deeper monohulls cannot reach, and its generous deck space suits the barefoot, outdoor rhythm of island life perfectly. For families, groups of friends and honeymooners alike, a catamaran charter is the most comfortable and versatile way to experience Tahiti and her islands.

Our fleet features some of the finest cruising catamarans afloat. The Lagoon and Bali ranges are renowned for their spacious saloons, light-filled interiors and expansive flybridges, superb all-round yachts that balance comfort, sociability and easy handling. Models such as the Bali 4.6, Bali 5.4 and Lagoon 52 offer beautifully appointed cabins, generous shaded cockpits and forward lounging areas made for sundowners at anchor. Fountaine Pajot catamarans, such as Argo, bring a sporty elegance and excellent sailing performance for those who like to feel the trade winds.

For guests seeking something more exclusive, performance and sailing pedigree, the fleet also includes standout names. Agave, a Gunboat, and Crazy Love, an HH Catamaran, deliver genuine high-performance sailing without sacrificing luxury. And for a truly iconic experience, the 42-metre Douce France, one of the largest sailing catamarans ever built, offers superyacht space and grandeur under sail.

Choosing the right catamaran comes down to your group size, your appetite for sailing, and the level of crew and comfort you are looking for. From nimble cruising cats perfect for a family week in the Society Islands to spectacular sailing yachts capable of longer expeditions to the Tuamotus, our team will help you find the perfect match. Get in touch to explore the fleet and start planning your catamaran charter in Tahiti.

Crewed throughout, every catamaran in our fleet comes with an experienced captain and host who handle the sailing, the cooking and the local knowledge, leaving you free to simply relax and enjoy the islands. Water toys, snorkelling gear and tailored dining are all part of the experience.

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