Moby-Dick

Onboard the Moby-Dick

Moby-Dick is a 20-metre catamaran from Fountaine Pajot, and the hull shows in how the space is used: a flat, stable deck plan that turns 20 guests into a comfortable number rather than a crowded one, with a wide saloon and cockpit that stay level even when the boat is moving. Ten cabins is a generous count for a yacht this length, giving the layout room to separate groups, close doors when privacy matters, and still keep the open-plan feel that makes catamarans easy to move around.

That cabin count makes Moby-Dick a practical choice for a corporate charter out of Port Olímpic, where a client event or a Mobile World Congress week booking needs both a working lunch space on deck and quieter corners for calls or side conversations. The same layout suits a multi-generational family group heading toward Sitges for the day, where the wide beam gives older guests a steady platform and younger ones room to spread out without everyone sharing one saloon table.

Because the boat sleeps in ten cabins rather than being fitted out purely for a single day, it also works for charters that run longer than an afternoon on the bay, provided the route and provisioning are planned around it. Guest numbers, cabin split and the balance between a short Barcelona day and a longer coastal run are worth discussing directly when booking, since the right format for twenty guests on this yacht depends on how the group wants to use the space.