Boat charter in Portugal · Catana 50 in Lisbon / Doca de Belém — “Seabar” — (2008)

Departing from Lisbon's historic Doca de Belém, Seabar opens up a week of exploration along Portugal's dramatic coast and beyond. This Catana 50 gives you genuine living space to spread out across three separate cabins and three bathrooms, each cabin naturally ventilated and thoughtfully arranged. The saloon sits between the two hulls, flooded with light and genuinely comfortable for gathering, dining, or simply watching the world pass by. Topside, the wide bridge deck connects the trampolines—those generous woven nets stretched between the hulls—to the foredeck, creating sunbathing platforms and lounging areas that a monohull cannot match. Two hulls mean something real when you're anchored. The catamaran sits level and stable even when the wind picks up, and the shallow draft lets you push into small bays and approach beaches that deeper-keeled boats must avoid. For groups or extended families, the layout works because everyone genuinely has their own space, not just a bunk wedged somewhere. The cockpit is built for the crew's ease of handling, and for you to watch the sailing unfold or take the helm yourself. From Lisbon, you might spend days among the Tagus estuaries, work south toward the Algarve's hidden coves, or point toward the Balearics if time allows. Seabar's twin engines and modern sail plan keep you moving when you want to move, but the real point is this: you have a comfortable, stable platform that lets you live properly at sea for a week, going where the mood takes you.