What is My Catamaran Worth?

Pick your model to see what boats like yours have actually been selling for — modeled from our own recorded sales, not from asking prices.

403 catamaran models covered.

What the catamaran market has done

Holding size and age constant, the same catamaran rose 46% in value between 2012 and 2021, kept climbing into a peak across 2022–23, and has eased in each of the three years since — leaving it about 13% below that peak today. Age itself takes roughly 5% a year on top of whatever the market is doing.

Today = 100.

This is the market, not your boat. An index tracks what the average catamaran of a given size and age fetched in each year. A specific boat can move against it entirely — condition, equipment and how long an owner is willing to wait matter more than the trend does.

How this is measured, and where it is weakest

Built from recorded sales — actual sold prices, not asking prices — with size and age held constant, so each year shows the market moving rather than the mix of boats changing.

The weak point is the middle. 2022 and 2023 draw on far fewer sales than the years either side and sit within 3% of one another, which is why the peak is given as a pair of years rather than one. The decline since is on firmer ground — three consecutive years, each on a much larger sample.

Year	Index
2012	66.1
2013	69.5
2014	70.5
2015	73.0
2016	70.9
2017	76.4
2018	79.5
2019	83.6
2020	87.3
2021	96.5
2022	109.9
2023	114.6
2024	110.7
2025	105.2
2026	100.0