You already have your ASA 101. Now take it to the next level — and do it aboard a Lagoon 42 or Bali 4.2. Seven days, six nights, the Costa Brava or Costa Dorada as your classroom. By Friday you hold ASA 103, 104, and 114 — the multihull endorsement that qualifies you for catamaran charter anywhere on earth. The BVIs. Greece. Croatia. The Seychelles. Most sailors never take a single step on a cat before they charter one. You will have lived aboard one for a week, sailed it in Mediterranean conditions, docked it stern-to, and anchored it in a cove.
Both boats are four private cabins, two heads, a proper galley, and a bridgedeck wide enough that the whole crew can sit together watching the sun go down. The Lagoon 42 is the world’s best-selling cruising catamaran — the one you’ll step onto when you charter in Greece or Croatia, steady and spacious with the classic rig. The Bali 4.2 is the radical alternative: its entire aft bulkhead lifts electrically like a garage door, merging cockpit and saloon into a single open space, with a hard foredeck lounge where the trampoline would be. Either way, it is a fundamentally different experience from a monohull. Once you’ve slept aboard a cat at anchor, you’ll understand why they dominate the charter market.
The Catamaran Coastal Passage runs with a minimum of 6 students. Register your interest below and we will contact you when a date is confirmed for the 2026 season.
42 ft
Lagoon 42 or Bali 4.2
3
Certifications · 103 · 104 · 114
4
Private Cabins Aboard
7
Days · 6 Nights Liveaboard

ASA 101 Basic Keelboat Sailing must be completed before joining this week. Haven’t done it yet? We run ASA 101 day courses in Barcelona the Thursday and Friday before each catamaran departure — earn your 101, step aboard the cat on Saturday. See the schedule below.
Fuel, marina fees & all on-water costs included
Your own cabin from Day 1 through final morning · Solo or shared cabin available
Daily breakfast and light lunches prepared aboard · One dinner served at anchor under the stars · Additional dinners ashore at your own pace
ASA logbooks and all certification fees included · Reference copies of textbooks available aboard and in the office — students should purchase their own before arrival
ASA 103, 104 & 114 submitted digitally
ASA-certified, English-speaking, living aboard
Price does not include flights, travel insurance, or dinners ashore (except one included onboard dinner). ASA textbooks not included – reference copies on the boat and in the office; students should purchase their own before arrival. Min. 2 cabins to operate; maximum 3 cabins. Rate shown is per student sharing a double cabin. Solo travellers may request a private cabin for an additional €1,200. Contact us to check availability or reserve your spot with a deposit.
The boat carries three double-berth student cabins. A typical cabin on a 46-footer has a double or V-berth, a portlight or hatch for ventilation and natural light, hanging storage, and a shelf or two for personal gear — comfortable for two people who are there to sail, not to live. Each cabin is priced per cabin, not per person. Solo travellers get the cabin entirely to themselves. Couples share naturally at no supplement.
Travelling alone and prefer the cabin to yourself? Two people sharing one cabin pay €4,995. Simply note at booking. Subject to availability — the boat can accommodate up to three private-cabin students depending on the group composition. Reserve early; private cabins are the first to fill.
Each with its own berths, storage, and ventilation. The fourth cabin is reserved for the instructor.
Couples share a cabin at the standard per-person rate – no supplement required. Simply note it at booking.
Not sure which option suits you? Drop us a message – we’ll walk you through the group and find the right fit.