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15 catamarans, sailing vessels and event boats
Stable, spacious and made for sharing. Choose a sailing catamaran for a quiet day under canvas, a power cat with a flybridge lounge, a party boat with a dance floor or an event catamaran that seats a full wedding.
The catamaran experience
A catamaran rests on two hulls, so it rolls far less at anchor than a single-hull yacht and offers a wide, flat deck with shade, trampoline nets and easy steps down to the water. That makes catamarans a favorite in Cabo for snorkeling days, families, celebrations and large groups.
Most of what makes a day on the water pleasant comes down to space and steadiness. Because a catamaran's two hulls sit far apart, the deck between them is broad and level, which means room for a long lunch table, a lounge area, sunbathing nets at the bow and a shaded salon, all on one boat. Guests who are not regular boaters often find the gentler motion reassuring, especially when the boat is anchored for swimming.
Swim steps at the stern sit close to the waterline, so climbing in and out after snorkeling is easy for most ages. Larger event catamarans add an upper deck, a bar and enough open floor for a ceremony, a band or a dance floor, which is why they are the usual choice for weddings and company events of 50 guests or more.
The fleet
Listed from smallest to largest by guest capacity. Filter by group size, or show only the boats designed for parties and events.
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Three hulls instead of two give this trimaran a wonderfully steady motion and a lively turn of speed under sail. With up to 12 guests spread across its trampolines, it suits groups who want a genuine sailing day, with wind, quiet and a snorkel stop, without giving up comfort.
Listed on board: Open bar, snacks, snorkeling.
An elegant sailing catamaran with a roomy deck and bow netting that guests tend to claim within minutes. The 43-foot Belize hosts up to 12 and is set up for relaxed day charters, an easy match for a friends' getaway or a small family group.
Listed on board: Open bar, catering, snorkeling.
A smooth, spacious power catamaran made for unhurried cruising, the 43-foot Lagoon carries up to 15 guests, with a flybridge for views and plenty of shaded seating. Its listing pairs premium spirits with Mexican cuisine, a natural fit for a long, social lunch at anchor between snorkel stops.
Listed on board: Premium bar, Mexican cuisine, snorkeling.
Purpose-built for celebrating, with an open-bar setup, a dance area and a premium sound system for up to 20. This is the catamaran groups choose when the soundtrack matters as much as the scenery: bachelorette weekends, birthdays and high-spirited days on the water.
Listed on board: Open bar, sound system, catering, dance area.
With its sculptural canopy and shaded lounge furniture, this multihull feels more like a beach club than a boat. Up to 25 guests can settle in, making it a stylish setting for birthdays, anniversaries and intimate receptions with the coastline as backdrop.
Listed on board: Premium bar, catering, sound system.
Generous deck space defines this 50-footer: a big shaded area for lunch, open decks for sun and room for up to 25 guests to spread out. It is happiest anchored in a clear bay with the floating mat out and the snorkel gear ready.
Listed on board: Premium bar, gourmet food, snorkeling.
Leopard catamarans are built in South Africa and prized for their sailing ability, and this 52-footer brings that pedigree to a day charter for up to 25. Expect the sails up when the breeze cooperates and a spacious deck for lounging: a refined choice for groups who appreciate real sailing.
Listed on board: Premium bar, gourmet food, snorkeling.
A premium power catamaran with comfortable, shaded decks for up to 30 guests. The stable twin hulls make it a smart pick for mixed-age groups who want a calm ride to the snorkel spots, a proper meal on board and plenty of room to move around.
Listed on board: Premium bar, gourmet chef, snorkeling.
When the guest list reaches 50, this modern event catamaran keeps everyone together across two levels: a lounge-style main deck and an open upper deck with views back to the coast. Well suited to weddings, company outings and big birthday celebrations.
Listed on board: Premium bar, catering, sound system.
The most refined catamaran in the collection combines four private cabins, a flybridge lounge and a sleek interior salon with a professional chef on board. Up to 30 guests can be hosted, and its wide, stable platform suits an elegant celebration as well as a relaxed day of swimming.
Listed on board: Premium bar, professional chef, four private cabins.
Part catamaran, part floating nightclub, Neon Moon brings LED lighting, a premium sound system, an open bar and a dance floor to the water for up to 40 guests. It is the boat for a high-energy celebration, especially as the sun drops behind El Arco and the lights come up.
Listed on board: LED lighting, premium sound, open bar, dance floor.
Teak decks, two masts and billowing white sails deliver the romance of a traditional sailing ship, with spacious lounging decks and a long dining table for up to 35 guests. It is offered alongside our catamarans, but it is a traditional two-masted sailing vessel rather than a multihull, perfect if you want the classic look.
Listed on board: Premium bar, gourmet chef, snorkeling.
True to its name, The Deck is all about space: a multi-level event platform with lounge furniture, a bar and open-air upper decks for up to 80 guests. It is built for large weddings, corporate gatherings and gala-style celebrations.
Listed on board: Premium bar, executive chef, sound system.
Designed with weddings in mind, this large event catamaran accommodates up to 100 guests, with an enclosed dining salon that can be set with long banquet tables and an open upper deck for a ceremony or sunset drinks. We confirm the specific arrangements for your date.
Listed on board: Wedding setup, premium bar, catering.
The largest vessel in the collection hosts up to 120 guests, a floating venue for weddings, corporate galas and grand sunset cruises. Its photos show a ceremony on the open deck with El Arco behind, a chef grilling at the rail and an evening lounge with a lit bar.
Listed on board: Premium bar, executive chef, premium sound.
The catamarans on this page show what is typically available through Yachts Los Cabos; they are not a guarantee that a particular boat can be booked on your date. Vessels in Cabo are regularly sold, relocated, taken out of service for maintenance or reserved by other clients, so a boat listed here may be unavailable when you contact us.
Guest capacities are the maximum listed for each boat, and the comfortable number for a seated meal or a ceremony may be lower. Bar service, menus, water toys and other features vary by vessel and can change. Rates vary with the season, date, charter length and demand, and are usually higher from December through April and on holidays.
Availability, capacity, inclusions, extras, price, boarding point and the cancellation and weather terms are all confirmed in writing in your quote before you book. If the boat you prefer is not available, we will propose the closest alternatives in size and style.
Catamaran or motor yacht?
Neither is better in every situation. This comparison is general; the specific boat always matters more than the category.
| Consideration | Catamaran | Motor yacht |
|---|---|---|
| Motion at anchor | Two hulls roll less, which many guests find more comfortable while swimming and dining. | Single hulls move more at anchor, though larger yachts are steady in calm conditions. |
| Deck space | Wide, level decks, bow trampolines and big shaded areas for groups. | Space is spread over cockpit, flybridge and interior salons. |
| Speed between stops | Relaxed cruising pace; sailing cats travel under sail when the wind allows. | Faster, so you can cover more coastline in a half day. |
| Interior comfort | Varies widely, from open-air party boats to cabins and salons on the 63' Lagoon. | Enclosed salons and cabins are common, and air conditioning is listed on several yachts. |
| Group sizes in our fleets | 12 to 120 guests. | Couples up to 50 guests. |
| Often chosen for | Snorkeling days, families, bachelor and bachelorette parties, weddings, company events. | Couples, private celebrations, luxury day cruising, sunset with style. |
Still deciding? Compare with the yacht fleet or read our charter planning guide.
What a charter usually includes
Every catamaran we present is operated by a licensed captain and crew, and fuel is normally part of the charter rate. Snorkel gear is typically provided whenever snorkeling is part of the plan. Beyond that, each boat is different:
If something specific matters to your group, such as kayaks, a vegetarian menu or a particular playlist setup, mention it in your request and we will match you with a boat that offers it, then confirm it in writing.
Ways to use a catamaran
Anchor in a sheltered bay, put the mat out and let everyone swim at their own pace.
Wide decks make the last light a shared moment.
Party catamarans with sound systems and open bars.
Event catamarans for up to 120 guests.
Team days and client events with catering.
Capacity guide
Maximum listed capacities. For dining or dancing, choose a boat with room to spare.
Questions & answers
What guests ask most when comparing catamarans in Cabo San Lucas.
Ask us something elseA catamaran has two hulls, which gives it a wide, level deck and less rolling at anchor. A motor yacht has a single hull, usually travels faster and often has more enclosed interior space. Catamarans tend to suit snorkeling days and larger groups; motor yachts suit couples, luxury cruising and covering more coastline. See the comparison table above or browse the yacht fleet.
Many guests find a catamaran more comfortable because the two hulls reduce side-to-side rolling, particularly at anchor. No boat can promise a motion-free day, so anyone prone to seasickness should take their usual precautions, and your captain will favor sheltered spots when conditions allow.
Listed capacities range from 12 guests on the 42' Trimaran and 43' Belize up to 120 guests on the 100' Party Catamaran. The figure shown is the maximum for each boat; for seated meals or ceremonies, plan on fewer guests than the maximum.
The sailing models, including the 42' Trimaran, 43' Belize and 52' Leopard, can hoist sails when the wind cooperates, and the 74' Classic Sailing Vessel is a traditional two-masted sailing ship. Power catamarans and event boats cruise under engine. If sailing matters to you, say so and we will suggest the right boat.
A licensed captain and crew are included, fuel is normally part of the rate, and snorkel gear is typically provided when snorkeling is planned. Bar service, food, water toys, sound systems and decorations vary by boat. Your written quote lists exactly what is included and what is optional.
Yes, when sea conditions allow. The captain anchors in a sheltered bay and guests swim from the stern steps. Many boats also carry floating mats, noodles, kayaks or paddleboards. Visibility and sea state change daily, so the crew chooses the best spot on the day.
The 47' Party Cat and Neon Moon Party Cat are designed for celebrations, with sound systems and open bars, and the 49' Special Event Catamaran offers a stylish lounge setting. For larger groups, the 60' Event Catamaran hosts up to 50. Our private celebrations page has more ideas.
For ceremonies and receptions, couples usually compare the 60' Event Catamaran (up to 50 guests), 110' The Deck (up to 80), the Event Wedding Boat (up to 100, with a wedding setup listed) and the 100' Party Catamaran (up to 120). Visit our yacht wedding page for planning details.
Catamarans are popular with families because the decks are wide and stable, shade is plentiful and the swim steps are easy to use. Life jackets and child sizes should be confirmed in advance, and parents remain responsible for supervising children on board and in the water.
Yes. During the humpback season, typically from about mid-December to mid-April, a private catamaran is a comfortable platform for watching whales, with room on deck for everyone to see. Sightings are never guaranteed, and the crew keeps a respectful distance from the animals.
As early as you can, especially for high season from December through April, holidays and weekends, and for the large event catamarans, which are limited in number. Last-minute requests are welcome too; we will tell you honestly what is still available.
Boats are sold, relocated, serviced or booked by other clients, and the page cannot change in real time. That is why every booking starts with a written confirmation of the specific vessel and date. If your first choice is unavailable, we suggest comparable boats.
