Moby-Dick brings an unusual proposition to European charter: a 20-metre catamaran from Fountaine Pajot built around ten separate cabins and comfortable capacity for 20 guests. The twin-hull layout keeps the deck flat and stable underway, which matters when a group this size is moving between the saloon, the foredeck lounging areas and the cockpit rather than staying seated for the day.
The cabin count makes Moby-Dick a natural fit for a family group splitting into smaller units, or for friends travelling together who want their own space rather than shared bunks. A typical day might involve a late-morning departure from a mainland base, a slow run along the coast with the group spread across both decks, and a long midday stop in a sheltered bay where guests can swim off the stern before lunch is served on board.
Because the yacht sleeps ten cabins' worth of guests, it also works for a multi-day route where the group stays aboard overnight rather than shuttling back to a hotel each evening. Our team can talk through cabin allocation, guest numbers against comfortable capacity, and how day-rate, fuel and APA are typically structured for a charter of this length before you commit to dates.
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