Price range: from $36K to $112K a week
Last updated: October 2026
A power catamaran is the answer when you want the space and stability of a catamaran with the speed and comfort of a motor yacht. No sails to trim, no heeling, just wide, level decks, a smooth ride, and the pace to cover more of the BVI in a week, from Anegada to the quieter corners, without losing a day getting there.
These ten are the power cats we rate most highly for a BVI charter, chosen on how they actually run a week: the layout and deck space, the crew, the ride, and the value. They are ranked by how often we book each one, and below is what each one does best.
Broker insight
With a power cat you trade the sails for what most guests actually want on a Caribbean week: speed to reach more of the islands, and space. The good ones commit to it fully. Without the rig and sailing hardware they open up huge, villa-style living areas, and they tend to have the better electrical setups, big battery banks and solar, so you get quiet nights at anchor with no generator running. If you want a floating villa that can also move, these are the ones I would put you on.
John Boullin
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1. EARNOUT
Booked 6 times with us
EARNOUT punches well above her 55 feet, and her real edge is speed: she does around 16 knots, which is quick for a power cat and a genuine advantage for covering ground or, as happened on one charter, handling a minor medical situation quickly. On the water that pace means more anchorages and less time in transit.
Inside, the bridgedeck layout is open and inviting, with a spacious salon, galley, and a cozy dining corner, comfortable neutral furnishings, and full 360-degree visibility from the saloon. She carries an excellent toy selection, so there is always something to do between stops.
She is a true six-guest family cat, and she is one of the power cats we book most. For a smaller group who value speed and a fun, well-equipped boat, she is an easy recommendation.
2. JAN’S FELION
Booked 6 times with us
JAN’S FELION is one of the best-value power cats in the BVI. At her price you get about four to five feet more boat than comparable yachts, and that extra length shows up as deck and living space.
She is a 64-foot Lagoon with four queen cabins, each with its own bathroom, for eight guests and a crew of three. She cruises at around 12 knots, so longer runs like Anegada fit easily into a week.
The toys cover what a family wants: an e-foil, sea scooters, paddleboards, a kayak, a wakeboard, water skis and a floating dock, all launched from a hydraulic swim platform. She is all-inclusive from $38,000 a week.
3. NAUTI NICKEL
Booked 6 times with us
NAUTI NICKEL is the power cat for a group that wants the full superyacht treatment. She is a 2022 Sunreef 80 for 10 guests in five cabins, and the king suite has its own private balcony over the water.
What sets her apart is the tender. RONIN is a 40-foot sport boat with 1,200 horsepower and an air-conditioned pilothouse, so beach runs and dinners ashore happen fast and in comfort. A second 21-foot tender handles the everyday trips.
Two Seabobs with cameras, two e-foils, paddleboards and a deck jacuzzi fill the days, and three dives a week are included for certified divers. She is all-inclusive from $112,000 a week.
4. C’EST LA VIE
Booked 5 times with us
C’EST LA VIE is a 67-foot Lagoon power cat, kept spotless by owners who clearly care. She sleeps eight in four queen cabins with a crew of three, and she picks up and drops off in BVI ports only.
Divers get the most from her. There is a dive compressor aboard and her captain is a divemaster, so certified guests can dive straight off the boat for $75 a dive.
Between dives there is a Seabob, two e-foils, a Subwing and a floating dock. She is all-inclusive from $52,900 a week.
5. ULTRA
Booked 5 times with us
ULTRA is the entry point to this list, from $36,000 a week all-inclusive. For that you get a 63-foot Lagoon power cat that feels bigger than her length, with a flybridge and foredeck that give a group real room to spread out.
She suits a family best. There is a primary cabin, two queens and a twin with bunks for the kids, all with their own bathrooms, run by a crew of two.
Sea scooters, kayaks, paddleboards, a wakeboard and water skis keep everyone busy, and underwater lights make the night swims.
6. BLESSED
Booked 4 times with us
BLESSED is one of the two biggest power cats on this list, and her guest reviews back it up. She is a 2024 Sunreef 80, and she delivers exactly what a power cat is supposed to: motor-yacht-level comfort and space with the stability and wide, level decks only a catamaran gives you. The volume genuinely feels like a boat fifteen to twenty percent larger.
Accommodation is five spacious cabins, so a big group or two families spread out without anyone drawing the short straw, and the shared spaces are properly luxurious rather than just large: a full-width flybridge with a real jacuzzi, a wet bar, and wide-open deck areas built for a crowd.
She is owner-run by a captain and chef who oversaw her build, so they know her inside out, and the toy garage drops straight off the hydraulic swim platform for easy days in the water. For a group that wants the most complete power cat on the list, she is the one to beat.
7. MARIA THERESE
Booked 3 times with us
MARIA THERESE is a 2024 Sunreef 68 power catamaran and one of the most spacious boats in her class. She is built like a floating luxury condo, boxy in the best possible way, with huge usable volume and far more living space than most classic-shaped cats her size, all on the level, stable platform that makes a power cat so easy to live on.
The standout is the full-width flybridge, which gives you a much bigger lounging and bar area than usual, and up front there is a jacuzzi on the foredeck with plenty of room to spread out. She is genuinely a three-level boat.
Where she really sells herself is the water. She carries an enormous toy collection, from floating docks and armchairs to SUPs, kayaks, water scooters, a wakeboard, and efoils, so an active family or friend group can spend the whole week in and on the water. A lot of space and a lot of fun for the money.
8. JAN’S FELINE
Booked 3 times with us
JAN’S FELINE is a 2025 Lagoon 78 and the value pick among the big power cats. She comes in around $10,000 a week under comparable boats, from $76,000 all-inclusive, with the same motor-yacht comfort on a steadier catamaran platform.
She cruises at about 14 knots, so the full BVI loop with Anegada fits in one week. Two e-foils, paddleboards, kayaks, a hydraulic swim platform and an outdoor movie screen keep the days and nights full.
Her crew of four is the real draw. Captain Kirk Robinson and Chef Ludovic Jean-Baptiste lead it, and one recent guest called the week “truly one of a kind, a week we’ll never forget.”
9. FOREVER YOUNG
Booked 2 times with us
FOREVER YOUNG genuinely surprised us. She was one of the last boats we saw at the show and not even on our radar, and she ended up on this list on merit. She is a 2024 Two Oceans power catamaran that carries the kind of space you would expect from a much larger motor yacht, especially out on deck.
The flybridge is the highlight: proper dining, a helm seating area, and a custom bar the owners added, plus sun decks fore and aft so there is a good spot for every time of day. The interior matches it, with a standout master cabin.
Guests back it up. One family of five sent us one of the best reviews we have had, praising the hands-on watersports coaching, right down to learning to e-foil, and food well beyond a five-star kitchen. For an active family who want space, speed, and a crew who make the week, she is a strong pick.
10. SIETE MARES
SIETE MARES is the newest boat on this list. Launched in 2025, this Lagoon 78 is exactly what we look for in a power cat: elegant design, excellent onboard flow, and genuine performance, capable of up to 20 knots when you want to move, which on a power cat means reaching more of the BVI in less time.
Her layout is smart and versatile, with four spacious guest cabins including a proper master and a VIP that both feel like they belong on a much larger yacht. And she is proven, not just new: she took Best in Show for her size class at the 2025 BVI charter yacht show.
A 72-hour turnaround between charters means she is always fully reset and charter-ready. For a group that wants a current, fast, award-winning power cat with the polish to match, she is a real standout.
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