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moorings 464pc/10

moorings 464pc/10 review

Sailing yacht · 46 ft (14 m) · Road Town

GGetBoat EditorialReviewed September 24, 2026
4.3/ 5
expert score
Design4.4
Performance4.2
Comfort4.5
Handling4.1
Value4.0

Key specs

Builder
moorings
Model
464pc/10
Length
46 ft (14 m)
Guests
10
Cabins
5
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Verdict

The Moorings 464PC is a spacious, modern 46-foot power catamaran aimed at comfortable island cruising rather than sporty boating. Its twin 320 hp engines, broad beam and four-head layout make it strong on livability, while handling is easy enough for this size, though it is not a high-performance craft.

Pros

  • +Wide 24 ft beam gives strong stability and interior volume
  • +Four cabins and four heads suit groups or families well
  • +Twin 320 hp engines support reliable cruising performance
  • +Zoned air conditioning and charter-friendly amenities improve comfort
  • +Good fuel and water capacity for extended island itineraries

Cons

  • −Not designed for agile or sporty handling
  • −Big footprint can make docking and close-quarters maneuvering harder
  • −Power-cat layout prioritizes comfort over sailing feel
  • −Performance is adequate, but not exceptional for speed enthusiasts

The Moorings 464PC is a 46-foot power catamaran built for charter use, with a layout that emphasizes space, privacy and easy living. Publicly available specifications point to a broad 24-foot beam, four cabins, four heads and a 10-passenger charter capacity, which makes it well suited to families or groups wanting separate sleeping areas and good onboard circulation.

On the water, the boat’s twin 320 hp Yanmar engines and catamaran platform should deliver stable, predictable cruising with better fuel efficiency and ride comfort than many monohull motor yachts of similar size. It is more about steady island-hopping and confident passagemaking than outright speed or sharp maneuvering, and its size will still require attention in marinas and tight anchorages.

Comfort is a strong point. The design is charter-oriented, with features such as air conditioning, solar support, a water maker and an electric grill appearing on Moorings listings for this model. That makes it appealing for longer trips in warm climates, though the value depends heavily on charter pricing and how much of the available space is actually used by the group aboard.

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