The elevated cost of securing a multihull sailing vessel for a specified period stems from a convergence of factors that distinguish them from their monohull counterparts. These factors encompass acquisition costs, operational expenses, and the distinct market dynamics governing their rental.
The demand for these vessels has increased due to the enhanced stability, spacious accommodations, and shallow draft they provide, making them ideal for accessing shallow bays and anchorages. Historically, the design and construction complexities, along with the increased material requirements, have always positioned them in a higher price bracket. This market position is reinforced by their popularity among discerning travelers seeking premium sailing experiences.
