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Puglia · Italy — 41.12°N, 16.87°E

Catamaran charter in Bari

A catamaran turns a rental in Bari into a floating holiday home — galley, trampolines, aft platform.

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Shallow draught, master card

Where keelboats wait offshore, a catamaran gets close: Polignano a Mare and its cave-riddled cliffs, Monopoli and its coves, and the San Nicola basilica on the way home, anchored in a few metres of water, ladder down.

Day or week?

By the day, expect a skippered cat. High season runs from June to September, with focaccia barese as mandatory provisioning; for weekly charter, search Saturday-to-Saturday to see the full inventory.

How it works

Rather than juggling four tabs, run one search: the catalogues of Boataround, SamBoat, Click&Boat and GlobeSailor are queried in parallel and the boats in Bari ranked at the price actually displayed. You then book directly with the operator, at no extra cost. To understand how the platforms differ, here is our comparison.

Frequently asked questions

How much does catamaran rental cost in Bari?

Expect €800–1,500 per day, €3,000–8,000 per week — where you land depends on size, the boat's year and the platform. Prices shown here are those actually published at the time of your search. Demand peaks from June to September, with focaccia barese as mandatory provisioning.

Do I need a license?

Skipper strongly recommended (often mandatory); bareboat requires proven experience.

Is a catamaran beginner-friendly in Bari?

With a skipper, yes — it is the most comfortable format for a first stay on the Puglian Adriatic, a low coast of white towns between Barletta and Polignano.

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