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RENDEZ-Test
Catamaran · 44 ft (13 m) · Phuket
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Asia
- Modell
- Rendez Vous
- Länge
- 44 ft (13 m)
- Gäste
- 20
- Kabinen
- 2
Urteil
Rendez Vous is a practical 44ft power catamaran aimed at day charter use, with space for up to 20 guests and a simple, functional layout. It offers a balanced mix of speed, stability, and basic comfort, but the listed accommodations are modest compared with larger charter cats.
Vorteile
- +Large day-trip capacity for a 44ft catamaran
- +Fast power-cat platform with reported 15-knot cruising and 20-knot top speed
- +Basic charter amenities include air conditioning, Wi‑Fi, and snorkeling gear
- +Catamaran layout should provide good stability at anchor and underway
Nachteile
- −Only 2 cabins listed in the provided specs, limiting overnight livability
- −Comfort package is functional rather than luxury-oriented
- −Limited verified information on engines, fuel, and detailed systems
- −Value depends heavily on charter use rather than private ownership appeal
Rendez Vous is a 44ft power catamaran from Asia Catamarans designed more for charter service than for private cruising. The layout emphasizes guest space and open-deck usability, with public listings describing a fast composite catamaran and a maximum day capacity of 20 guests.[2]
On the water, the platform should be straightforward and stable for coastal trips, with the catamaran hull form helping reduce roll at anchor and in sheltered waters. The available listing reports a cruising speed of about 15 knots and a top speed of 20 knots, which is respectable for a charter-oriented power cat in this size range.[2]
Comfort is adequate rather than expansive. Verified specs mention air conditioning and Wi‑Fi, while the matching listing also includes cabin fans, a galley, refrigerator/freezer, watermaker, outdoor shower, and deck sun protection; however, the confirmed cabin count is only two in the provided data, so overnight livability is limited relative to larger charter cats.[1][2]
In value terms, the boat is best assessed as a day-charter asset: it offers strong guest capacity and practical amenities, but not the space, systems depth, or private-yacht finish that buyers typically expect from higher-end 44ft catamarans. The public listings also contain some specification inconsistency around cabin count and build year, so buyers should verify the exact configuration before making assumptions.[1][2]
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