A 22 metre catamaran with four cabins delivers stability, space and shallow draught that no monohull at this length can match. The twin hull form provides a beam that creates vast deck areas and interior volume, while the shallow draught opens anchorages and harbours that deeper vessels cannot enter. Four cabins spread across two hulls give each cabin natural privacy and separation. The Yacht Collection lists 22 metre catamaran yachts with four cabins.
At 22 metres the catamaran platform is substantial. The bridge deck saloon and cockpit together create a living space that rivals yachts considerably longer, and the elevated helm position gives excellent visibility for piloting through reef strewn waters. Four cabins, typically two in each hull, provide accommodation where each cabin has its own head, its own hull access and genuine separation from the other sleeping spaces. Motion at anchor is minimal, which transforms the overnight experience.
Survey a catamaran at this length with attention to the bridge deck structure, hull to crossbeam connections, daggerboard or centreboard trunks if fitted, steering systems in both hulls, and the condition of any sailing rig. Engine access in narrow hulls requires inspection of the machinery space arrangement. These boats attract experienced buyers, so documentation and maintenance history are important. Browse the 22 metre four cabin catamaran yachts available and speak to our brokers.
