Catana 65 Sail Catamarans For Sale

With its fine entry hulls, underwater bulb’s tuliped towards the deck and its daggerboards, the Catana 65′ continues to enhance Catana’s reputation of stability, scurity, and performance, well known all over the oceans of the world. The new architecture, from Christophe Barreau and Fredric Neuman, gives to the Catana 65′ elegant lines and prioritizes the comfort of the passengers. The well sheltered huge cockpit allows a free circulation as well as easier and safer maneuvers. The interior design, by Linea Concept, features a modern ambiance with wengue floors, clear oak panelling, alu brushed trim and leather seatings.

Specifications

TypeMultihull Sailboat
Years Built2008 – 2013
BuilderCatana (FRA)
DesignerChristophe Barreau
ConstructionFiberglass

Dimensions

LOA66.60 ft / 20.30 m
LWL63.85 ft / 19.46 m
Beam31.50 ft / 9.60 m
Draft9.68 ft / 2.95 m

Performance

Displacement48,645.00 lb / 22,065 kg
Engines2x 110 Diesel

Catana 65 Yachts For Sale

Catana 65 (California)

Asking $1,095,000 (USD)
Location San Diego, CA, US (California)
S/V Libeccio is a 2009 Catana 65 for sale by broker.
$100K price improvement. July 2026: comprehensive bottom and running gear maintenance and upgrades (see Recent Maintenance section below). The owner is motivated to move on and offers are highly encouraged. Libeccio is welcoming viewings on short notice in San Diego. Catana is widely acclaimed for building spectacular, blue water cats that marry sailing performance and luxury like no other brand. Catana 65 LIBECCIO raises the bar further still. LIBECCIO’s second owners purchased her directly from the Catana factory in France in her original layout and configuration and sailed her for three years all over the Mediterranean.…
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Educational Articles

Catana 65 S/V Libeccio: A Bluewater Cat Ready for Anywhere

Tied up in San Diego and offered by Alexis de Boucaud of The Multihull Company, S/V Libeccio is a 2009 Catana 65 with the kind of pedigree that catches a serious sailor’s eye. She’s already completed the ARC in 2019, transited Panama, and cruised the Galapagos, the Marquesas, and Hawaii before making her way back to the California coast. In other words, this isn’t a dockside dream — she’s a proven bluewater platform. A Performance Rig, Purpose-Built Step back on the dock and take in her long, tapered bows, generous bridge deck clearance, and a towering Lorima carbon mast standing nearly 93 feet with single spreader and textile rigging.…