Why Kitesurfing on a Catamaran is Ideal?

Storage, Launching, and Setup Advantages

A major pain point for kiters is space. On a regular sailboat or on land, you’re often tripping over tangled lines, wet harnesses, or trying to stash multiple boards in cramped lockers. Catamarans change the game entirely. Their wide beam and clever layouts provide dedicated storage for several twin-tips, surfboards, and even foil boards—so your gear is always organized and ready to go. Spacious aft decks make it easy to pump, rig, and launch kites without feeling cramped or rushed, even with several riders gearing up at once. After your session, rinsing salty gear is simple: most catamarans feature freshwater showers right on deck, plus dedicated rinse areas or tubs to keep sand and salt out of your living space. No more awkwardly hauling dripping wetsuits through a tiny cabin! Secure lockers and outdoor drying racks mean your equipment dries quickly and is safe from the elements (and from curious crew mates). At anchor, the boat’s incredible stability lets you inflate kites on the deck itself, or if you prefer, launch and land directly from the water using the transom steps—perfect for those dreamy lagoon sessions far from crowded beaches. Our FAQ covers what to pack for your trip, and our gear checklist ensures you’ll never forget the essentials. The extra storage and thoughtful layout mean less clutter, less stress, and way more time enjoying every session on the water.

• Dedicated gear lockers for wet or sandy equipment
• Wide, open side decks for safe line management and smooth launching
• Freshwater showers and rinse stations to keep you—and your gear—salt-free
• Outdoor drying racks for quick turnaround between sessions
• Secure storage = less clutter, more fun and more comfort on deck

Need tips on launching or safety from a boat? Get advice from our instructor team.

Top Catamaran Models for Kite Cruises

• Lagoon 45 – The Lagoon 45 is our flagship catamaran and an absolute standout for kitesurfing adventures. At 45 feet, it strikes the perfect balance between size, comfort, and performance—making it ideal for both groups and solo travelers who want extra space.
  
  The wide aft cockpit is like a floating chill-out lounge, with room for everyone to gear up at the same time. There’s a shaded dining area for group meals or sunset cocktails after a long day on the water. The trampolines at the bow are the favorite spot for post-session sunbathing or early-morning stretching with panoramic ocean views.
  
  Storage is no issue: dedicated lockers easily hold all your boards and kites, while spacious side decks make launching and landing safe and straightforward—even with multiple riders. Onboard freshwater showers and rinse areas let you clean off in seconds, so sand and salt stay out of your living space. Four private cabins with en-suite bathrooms mean comfort and privacy for every guest, and a large, light-filled saloon provides a stylish place to relax, plan sessions, or review GoPro footage together.
  
  With a shallow draft, the Lagoon 45 can anchor right next to remote sandbars and hidden lagoons—spots inaccessible to larger boats or monohulls. The twin engines ensure easy maneuvering and reliable repositioning if the wind shifts, so you can chase the best conditions every day of your trip.
  
  Want to see more? Check our Lagoon 45 departures to secure your spot. For gear tips and packing advice, head to our FAQ or ask our crew about their favorite storage hacks!
  
  The Lagoon 45 isn’t just a boat—it’s your floating kite base, social hub, and home away from home.