Power Catamarans

What you do with a power catamaran depends on the activity and size of the boat you choose. Smaller power catamarans can be better for fishing or diving, while larger power catamarans can be a better choice for a coastal cruise or ocean voyage.

No matter the size, power catamarans offer a reliable, stable platform and are an excellent choice for families and guests of all ages.

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    Smooth Rides, Big Adventure

    The power catamaran boat design features twin hulls connected by a bridge deck in various sizes for different activities. Power catamarans come equipped with large engines that produce high speeds with reinforced hulls to handle the weight and power of these engines. Smaller models are designed specifically for fishing while larger models are more equipped with amenities and space as cruising platforms for longer outings.
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    Spacious and Luxurious

    Having grown in popularity in recent years, these boats offer ample deck and cabin space, fuel efficiency from less drag through the water, amazing maneuverability with dual engines, and stability at rest providing greater comfort for relaxing days aboard or a peaceful night's sleep.
  • Aquila Power Catamaran

    Caribbean Fun With MarineMax Vacations

    Imagine spending a week with family and friends aboard a power catamaran in the British Virgin Islands (BVI). MarineMax Vacations can make this dream a reality.

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At MarineMax, we offer an impressive selection of power catamarans that deliver unmatched performance, stability, and comfort on the water. Whether you're looking for a thrilling offshore adventure or a relaxing family outing, our leading brands bring you the best in design and innovation. Explore top choices like:

Aquila Power Catamarans

Renowned for their spacious layouts and exceptional stability, Aquila Power Catamarans are perfect for everything from offshore sport fishing to leisurely saltwater cruises with the family.

FAQs About Power Catamarans

Power catamarans offer superior stability, reduced hull drag, and more spacious decks compared to monohull boats. Their twin-hull design provides better fuel efficiency, a smoother ride in rough waters, and greater comfort for passengers. They’re also less prone to rolling, making them ideal for fishing, cruising, or offshore adventures

The speed of a power catamaran depends on its size, engine power, and design. On average, most power catamarans can reach speeds of 30-40 knots, with some high-performance models exceeding 50 knots. Thanks to their twin-hull design and efficient engines, power catamarans are capable of impressive speeds while maintaining stability.

Power catamarans are generally more fuel-efficient than traditional monohull boats. Their twin-hull design minimizes drag, allowing for lower fuel consumption at cruising speeds. Additionally, many power catamarans are equipped with fuel-efficient engines, making them a cost-effective option for long-distance cruising or offshore adventures

Yes, power catamarans are excellent for offshore fishing. Their stable and wide hulls provide a smooth ride even in choppy seas, making them perfect for extended trips in open water. With ample deck space for gear and a range of models designed for fishing, they offer the ideal platform for sport fishing enthusiasts.

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