The CAT 12.0 Cruise at anchor, seen from the air

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Sun Concept CAT 12.0 Cruise

Twelve metres of solar catamaran: wide shaded decks, a glass-bottom lounge between the hulls, and propulsion you have to look for to notice.

12.0 m

Length overall

6.0 m

Beam

12

Guests, day charter

0

Emissions under way

Solar

Primary energy

Electric drives

Full

Deck shade

Glass

Bottom lounge

Indicative figures for the day-charter configuration. Certified capacity, range and equipment are confirmed per departure.

Why this boat

The platform changes the day, not just the crossing

A catamaran at anchor barely moves. Nobody feels unwell, glasses stay on the table, and children can walk the deck without a hand held. The solar roof gives full shade across the main deck — the difference between a beautiful day and an endurable one in August.

Electric drives replace noise, vibration and smell with a low hum. You hear the anchor chain, the water, and the coast. It is a quieter kind of luxury, and it is the whole point.

The bow lounge in low sun
The saloon table laid on board
The helm station and galley
At anchor over a sandbar
The catamaran at dusk with underwater lighting on

Layout

Two hulls, one uninterrupted deck

Guests move on a single level from bow to swim platform. Cabins, heads and technical spaces sit in the hulls, out of the day's way.

The catamaran in profile along the Costa Brava cliffs
Main deck plan of the CAT 12.0 Cruise
Main deck
Lower deck plan of the CAT 12.0 Cruise
Hulls & accommodation

On board

Premium features, quietly engineered

Solar roof

Full-width panel array shading the main deck while recovering the day's energy.

Silent electric drives

Twin electric motors: no vibration, no exhaust, no engine conversation.

Glass-bottom lounge

A viewing floor between the hulls — the seabed at anchor, without getting wet.

Water-level swim platform

Wide, flush and easy to climb, with ladders both sides and equipment stowed to hand.

Shaded aft table

Seating for the whole party in shade, at one table, for a proper lunch.

Stable at anchor

Catamaran geometry: minimal roll, so nobody spends the day feeling the sea.

Charter use cases

One platform, several kinds of day

See formats →

Private day charter

Up to 12 guests, coves and lunch at anchor.

Sunset cruising

Three hours of golden light, silent along the coast.

Corporate hosting

Ten colleagues or clients, shaded table, full privacy.

Celebrations

Anniversaries, proposals, intimate dinners at anchor.

Owner usage

Allocated weeks for co-owners, prepared and provisioned.

Photography & brand days

A stable, silent platform for production at sea.

Fleet roadmap

Built to be a fleet, not a boat

Each additional hull follows the same operating standard: one base, one service protocol, one guest experience. Future vessels will appear here as they enter service.

CAT 12.0 Cruise

In service

Palamós

Second hull

Planned

Central Costa Brava

Regional bases

Under study

Western Mediterranean

Come aboard for a day — or for a share of the season.