Moby-Dick

Moby-Dick is a 20-metre catamaran from Fountaine Pajot, and the twin-hull design shows in the way it holds a wide beam and a flat, settled motion at anchor. Guests notice the space before anything else — a broad deck saloon and cockpit that don't feel tight even with a full group aboard, and tucked into the hulls behind them, ten cabins, more than most boats of this length carry.

For a Marbella day out, that layout suits a corporate lunch anchored off the coast, where twenty guests can sit, move around and hold separate conversations without the boat feeling crowded — the steadier ride of a catamaran also helps when the day involves working through a meal rather than jumping straight into the water. Families booking for the day get the same benefit: enough width on deck to keep children in sight and enough shaded seating that a group spanning several generations isn't competing for the same corner.

The ten-cabin layout also opens the door to multi-day charter for groups who want everyone together rather than split across two smaller boats — useful for extended family trips or a team travelling the coast as one party. Chartered out of Marbella, Moby-Dick keeps its day capacity of twenty guests and its overnight capacity of ten cabins as two separate figures in any quote, so groups planning a longer route know from the start how many can stay aboard and how many are joining for the day only.