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There are 25 new and used Catamaran boats for sale in Osage Beach, Missouri. Explore Catamaran brands like MTI, Performance, Outerlimits, Skater, Wright, and Fountain on BoatCrazy. View a wide selection of Catamaran boats from $119,950 to $1,399,950.
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  • 2020 Outerlimits 46SC

    2020 Outerlimits 46SC

    $1,250,000
    Osage Beach, MO
    • Osage Beach, MO
    • Catamaran
    • 46' / 0'
    • 2020 / Used
    • $1,250,000

    2020 Outerlimits 46SCFull canopy equipped with optional Carbon Fiber Lamination, Powered by Mercury Racing 1350/1550s with only 4.5 hours on fresh rebuilds, 22" Garmin Centered Scr... View Details

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    $1,250,000
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  • 2015 Skater 46

    2015 Skater 46

    $849,950
    Osage Beach, MO
    • Osage Beach, MO
    • Catamaran
    • 46' / 0'
    • 2015 / Used
    • $849,950

    2015 Skater 46 powered by twin Mercury Racing QC4V1350s with 68 hours, M8 drives, Garmin 7612 centered in dash, (2) Garmin 7608, (2) Mercury Vessel View 7, Fusion/JL Audio, dual he... View Details

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    $849,950
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  • 2027 Performance P420

    2027 Performance P420

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    Osage Beach, MO
    • Osage Beach, MO
    • Catamaran
    • 39' / 0'
    • 2027 / New
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    Carbon hull and deck lay-up,Vacuum-bagged e-Glass Epoxy/Carbon FiberStringers & Bulkheads formed out of Foam Core/Carbon Fiber ReinforcedFaired Hull and Deck Joint, No Rub RailWrap... View Details

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  • 2027 Performance P360

    2027 Performance P360

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    Osage Beach, MO
    • Osage Beach, MO
    • Catamaran
    • 35' / 0'
    • 2027 / New
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    ORDER YOURS TODAY2026 Performance Powerboats P360 powered by Mercury Racing 400R or 500R.Mercury CNC 5 blade cleaver props, Garmin 8622 (22” display), Mercury DTS(digital throttle/... View Details

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Catamaran Boats on Boatcrazy

The sleek and versatile Catamaran is a popular choice among sailors of all levels. The distinct feature of the Catamaran is it’s double hull and can be powered by either sail or engine. Due to it’s sleek design, versatility and speed capabilities, Catamarans are becoming increasingly popular among keen leisure and sport enthusiasts.

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Catamaran Boats manufacturers on Boatcrazy

When looking to buy a quality Catamaran, consider these top Catamaran Manufacturers

Glacier Bay, Spectre, World Cat, Twin Vee, Pro Sport, Armstrong, Seagull, Nor Tech, Wright.

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Catamaran Boats Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a boat and a catamaran?

The main difference between a Yacht and a Catamaran is the shape of its hull. A simple sailing boat has one bottom, which sits in water; whereas the Catamarans, being a multi-hull, have two points of contact that sit in the water.

The two-hull design is an ancient one and had its roots in India thousands of years ago. In simplest terms, a Catamaran means “a boat with two hulls” from the Tamil word Kattumaram which translates to logs bound together. These designs were primarily used for fishing but eventually became popular among others who wanted greater speed or stability when rowling across water.

There is always a hot debate on which is safer between Catamarans and Sailboats to cross an ocean, and even though both have great merits, the Catamaran is a good safe bet. They're often much safer than similarly sized monohulls because of their increased motion, comfort, stability and their speed, they are very stable and have natural buoyancy.

Catamarans have two engines to burn fuel, which can raise your fuel costs. However, a Catamaran is lighter on the water, so it usually takes less energy to move, which in all, makes it more fuel efficient than monohulls.

The average price for a new cruising Catamarans is between $350,000 to $500,000. Luckily, on Boatcrazy, there are plenty of new and used options, starting as low as $18,000

Maintaining a Catamaran will cost around 5-15% of the boat's value. This includes the cost of annual haul-outs, insurance coverage, and yearly boat service and repairs, excluding major upgrades.