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Power CatamaransCoastal Cruising · 30–40 ft

Power Catamarans · Coastal Cruising · 30–40 ft: YachtCodex lists 9 models, 9.9–11.8 m long. The builders with the most are Aquila Power Catamarans (4) and SilverCat (3). The largest in production is the Xquisite Yachts 40 PowerCat (11.8 m); the shallowest draft is the SilverCat 34CC's (0.40 m).

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Power Catamarans

Two hulls under power. The reasons are the sailing catamaran's reasons minus the rig: a level platform, shallow draft, and deck space that a single hull of the same length cannot offer. Two slender hulls also meet less resistance than one broad one, which is why a power catamaran will often travel further on the same fuel than a monohull of its size.

Coastal Cruising

Boats certified and sized for the coast: CE Category B or C, up to 16 metres for a sailing yacht and up to 24 metres for a motor yacht, racers excluded. Above 24 metres a boat is a crewed yacht under the Large Yacht Code rather than something a family takes out, which is where this list stops. A motor boat that publishes no CE class still counts when its type is a day type -- sport cruiser, day boat, bowrider, centre console, RIB, jet boat, pontoon -- and it is 16 metres or under, because those types are built for the coast by definition.

Models
9
Builders
4
Length range
9.9–11.8 m32–39 ft
In production
8

Combine hull form and use

The boats9

LOA
34.4 ft
Beam
10.6 ft
Motor CatamaranCoastal Cruising
LOA
34.4 ft
Beam
10.6 ft
Motor CatamaranCoastal Cruising
LOA
35.3 ft
Beam
10.6 ft
Motor CatamaranCoastal Cruising
LOA
38.5 ft
Beam
15.9 ft
Motor CatamaranCoastal Cruising
LOA
35.8 ft
Beam
13.1 ft
Cabins
2–2
Motor CatamaranCoastal Cruising