catamaransTwo hulls, twice the deck space and barely any heel. The default for families and for anyone who wants to stand up while someone else is cooking.2,127 yachtsguletsWide wooden ketches with crew, run like a small hotel. Cabins for eight to sixteen, all meals aboard, one price.100 yachtsluxuryNewer, larger, fully crewed, and specified to the standard of a good hotel suite. Chef, tender and toys included.motorboatsNo sails, no waiting for wind. Two hours between bays instead of five, at the cost of the fuel bill.531 yachtspower catamaransThe stability of two hulls with the speed of engines — wide decks, shallow draft, and the range to cross open water in an afternoon.39 yachtssailboatsOne hull, one keel, the classic week under sail. Cheaper per berth than anything else afloat and the reason most people learn.4,053 yachts