Forty guests on a 55 ft boat sounds impossible until you stand on a catamaran. Two hulls means the deck runs the full width rather than tapering to a point, and there is no heel, so nobody spends the day braced against a rail.
That combination is why this is the party boat. The foredeck trampolines take a crowd comfortably, the shaded cockpit seats a long table, and the slide off the stern keeps people in the water rather than queuing for something to do.
It is a day boat rather than an overnight one, and it is the best value in the fleet by a distance. Split between a group of thirty, a five hour private charter costs less per head than most shared tour tickets.
On board
- Water slide off the stern
- Full-width foredeck trampolines
- Shaded cockpit seating
- Flat, stable sailing platform
- Snorkelling equipment
- Kayak and paddleboard
- Sound system
- Life jackets for all guests
Andaman Satis 55 photos
Where this yacht can take you
Andaman Satis 55: common questions
Can it really take forty guests?
Yes, for day charters. The deck space on a catamaran this wide is closer to a 75 ft monohull, which is what makes the number possible.
Is it more stable than a motor yacht?
Considerably. Two hulls means almost no roll at anchor, which is worth knowing if anyone in the group is prone to seasickness.
Are there cabins?
It is set up as a day charter boat. For overnight trips the Eye 65, Eye 102 or Song 139 are the right choices.
What does a three hour charter cover?
A sunset run along the west coast, or a short hop to a nearby anchorage for a swim. Anything further needs five hours.
Charter the Andaman Satis 55
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