Luxury Power Catamarans for Sale Malta
Fast facts:
- Malta is covered by one agency, European Yacht Brokers — no per-region dealer network.
- Main marinas: Grand Harbour Marina (26 superyacht berths, up to 135m) and Portomaso Marina (around 110 berths in an integrated luxury development).
- Malta sits at the centre of the Mediterranean, roughly equidistant from Sicily, North Africa and mainland Europe.
- Malta is an EU and Eurozone and Schengen member, simplifying cross-border cruising and payment for European buyers.
- Anyone searching for luxury power catamarans for sale Malta is connected with the same agency covering the whole island, not a regional dealer.
Why buyers look for luxury power catamarans for sale in Malta
Malta's position at the centre of the Mediterranean makes it a natural hub rather than an out-of-the-way stop: Sicily is a short crossing to the north, North Africa is within reach to the south, and the island itself combines a historic capital in Valletta with a modern marina scene. Anyone searching for luxury power catamarans for sale Malta is often drawn by exactly this centrality, alongside a long, warm cruising season and Malta's standing as an established international yachting and flagging jurisdiction. Buyers researching luxury power catamarans for sale Malta from further afield often value the island's excellent flight connections and its long-established marine services industry.
What buyers in Malta get is the same structure as everywhere else in the agency's territory: one agent, European Yacht Brokers, rather than a separate local dealer for Grand Harbour and Portomaso. The agent meets the buyer at whichever marina suits them, and the same agency handles delivery, mooring and maintenance once a sale closes.
The OceanWalker S60 suits Malta well: four en-suite cabins plus crew quarters, a flybridge over 500 square feet, and an optional 22-panel solar array that keeps house systems running at anchor off Gozo or Comino without the generator cycling all night. Malta is also one of the most established yacht-registration and marine-services markets in the Mediterranean, which means local infrastructure for provisioning, crewing and short-term maintenance is unusually mature even outside the two main marinas covered here.
The main marinas in Malta
| Marina / Region | Character | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Grand Harbour Marina (Vittoriosa) | 26 superyacht berths, yachts up to 135m, historic setting beside Valletta's Grand Harbour | Buyers wanting a historic setting close to Malta's capital |
| Portomaso Marina (St Julian's) | Around 110 berths within an integrated luxury residential and marina development | Buyers wanting a modern base close to St Julian's dining and nightlife |
Buyers comparing luxury power catamarans for sale Malta often start with this table before choosing a base. Both marinas covered here comfortably accommodate the OceanWalker S60, which has a beam of 20 feet and a shallow draft suited to either marina's berths. Grand Harbour Marina's 26 superyacht berths, built for vessels up to 135 metres, put a boat of this size well within its normal range; Portomaso Marina, with around 110 berths in a purpose-built development, offers similarly ample room. Availability at both locations should be confirmed at the time of enquiry, since berth allocation varies with season; buyers researching luxury power catamarans for sale Malta are advised to raise berthing at the same time as scheduling a viewing, so the agency can hold a suitable slip during the sale process. Detailed single-marina pages for Grand Harbour and Portomaso — with exact contacts, berthing detail, weather and travel arrangements — are being built out next, following the same format as the Cannes page already live for France. Until each is published, European Yacht Brokers can be reached directly through the European sales agency for either Maltese location.
One agency for the whole Maltese archipelago
Both marinas on this page are served by the same agency, European Yacht Brokers, rather than a separate dealer for Grand Harbour and for Portomaso. This matters for owners who move the boat between the two, or who split time between Malta and elsewhere in the agency's territory — ownership questions, service scheduling and warranty coordination stay with one point of contact throughout. It also means the specification and pricing a buyer researching luxury power catamarans for sale Malta receives matches what's published everywhere else on this site, since it comes from the same structured data.
Once a sale is agreed anywhere in Malta, the agency arranges delivery to the buyer's chosen marina, a mooring if the buyer doesn't already hold a berth, and ongoing maintenance if wanted. Paperwork follows the same single-agency pattern as everywhere else in the agency's territory: registration, VAT status and insurance introductions for a Malta-based boat are handled directly by European Yacht Brokers, so a buyer is not re-explaining the purchase to a separate local office once the sale closes.
Owners who eventually decide to sell also benefit from the single-agency model. Because European Yacht Brokers maintains the enquiry pipeline for luxury power catamarans for sale Malta across both Grand Harbour and Portomaso, a used OceanWalker listed for resale reaches the same buyer pool that first found this page, rather than being marketed through a disconnected local broker. Maintenance records, warranty history and specification data stay with the agency throughout ownership, which keeps a resale listing accurate and verifiable rather than dependent on memory of past service work.
Weather and cruising season in Malta
Malta enjoys one of the mildest, longest cruising seasons in this site's coverage, and buyers researching luxury power catamarans for sale Malta can plan around a season that often extends from April into November, with a genuinely mild winter that still allows occasional cruising outside the main months. July and August bring the hottest, calmest conditions, ideal for exploring Gozo, Comino and the Blue Lagoon; spring and autumn offer more comfortable temperatures for guests less used to Mediterranean summer heat. Malta's waters are generally sheltered, though buyers should be aware of the Gregale, a strong northeasterly wind that can affect the archipelago, particularly in autumn and winter.
How a purchase works anywhere in Malta
Whichever of the two Maltese marinas a buyer starts at, the process is the same: an agent from European Yacht Brokers meets them dockside, walks the boat, and arranges a private viewing if wanted in the sheltered waters around Malta. Once a sale is agreed, the agency handles registration, VAT status and insurance introductions directly, then arranges delivery to the buyer's chosen marina, a mooring if needed, and ongoing maintenance if wanted. A buyer who started researching luxury power catamarans for sale Malta at Grand Harbour but ends up mooring at Portomaso deals with the same single point of contact throughout.
Financing and ownership paperwork follow the same pattern regardless of which Maltese marina a buyer starts at. European Yacht Brokers can introduce financing options and coordinate with the relevant bank or broker where needed, and the agency prepares registration and VAT documentation before delivery so a new owner is not waiting on paperwork once the boat reaches Grand Harbour or Portomaso. This is part of why buyers searching luxury power catamarans for sale Malta from outside the country find the process manageable even when they cannot visit in person before the sale is agreed, and Malta's established yacht-registration industry means flagging and documentation questions are routinely handled with minimal friction.
Choosing between Grand Harbour and Portomaso
Both marinas covered on this page suit different priorities, and the right base for a buyer searching luxury power catamarans for sale Malta usually comes down to travel logistics and the atmosphere wanted. Grand Harbour Marina sits roughly 8 kilometres from Malta International Airport, a journey that typically takes about 10 to 15 minutes by car, and offers a historic setting directly across the water from Valletta, Malta's UNESCO-listed capital.
Portomaso Marina offers a different profile. It sits roughly 12 to 15 kilometres from Malta International Airport, a transfer of around 20 minutes by car, within an integrated luxury development close to St Julian's dining, shopping and nightlife. Buyers who want a more contemporary base with resort-style amenities on the doorstep tend to prefer Portomaso over the historic setting of Grand Harbour.
| Marina | Nearest airport | Distance | Typical transfer time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Harbour Marina | Malta International Airport (MLA) | About 8 km | Around 10-15 minutes by car |
| Portomaso Marina | Malta International Airport (MLA) | About 12-15 km | Around 20 minutes by car |
Neither base requires a long overland transfer, which is one reason European Yacht Brokers can typically arrange a viewing at either marina within a short window of a buyer landing in Malta. Once a sale is agreed, the agency arranges delivery to whichever marina the buyer prefers, regardless of where the boat is viewed first.
Useful links for Malta
The range available in Malta
The OceanWalker S60 demonstrator is available now in the Mediterranean and can be delivered to Malta for a buyer who commits from either Grand Harbour or Portomaso; full specifications are on the OceanWalker S60 page. Buyers who haven't yet spoken to the agency can start with our luxury power catamaran agency, which explains how European Yacht Brokers covers Malta and the other eight countries in its territory, or the Cannes marina page for an example of the detail each Maltese marina page will carry once published.
Luxury Power Catamarans for Sale Malta FAQ
Is there a dealer network for luxury power catamarans for sale in Malta?
No — European Yacht Brokers is the single agency covering Grand Harbour and Portomaso; there is no separate local dealer office.
Which Maltese marina should I choose for a viewing?
It depends on your plans — Grand Harbour suits a historic setting near Valletta, Portomaso suits a modern base near St Julian's dining and nightlife.
Can the agency arrange delivery and mooring anywhere in Malta?
Yes — delivery, mooring and, if wanted, maintenance are arranged by European Yacht Brokers at either marina once a sale is agreed.
What is the best time of year to cruise in Malta?
April through November is the practical season, with July and August the hottest and calmest months for exploring Gozo and Comino.
How far are the marinas from the airport in Malta?
Grand Harbour Marina is about 8 kilometres from Malta International Airport, roughly 10-15 minutes by car; Portomaso Marina is about 12-15 kilometres away, roughly 20 minutes by car.
Is Malta in the Eurozone and Schengen area?
Yes — Malta is an EU, Eurozone and Schengen member, simplifying payment and cross-border cruising for European buyers.
Can I buy a luxury power catamaran for sale in Malta without visiting in person first?
Yes — European Yacht Brokers can conduct a video walkthrough and handle paperwork remotely, though most buyers researching luxury power catamarans for sale Malta still prefer an in-person viewing before completing a purchase.
Is Malta a good base for yacht registration and flagging?
Yes, Malta has one of the most established yacht-registration industries in the Mediterranean, and owners researching luxury power catamarans for sale Malta often find flagging and documentation straightforward through the agency.
See luxury power catamarans for sale in Malta in person
Book a private viewing at Grand Harbour or Portomaso — European Yacht Brokers will confirm the marina and time. Whether you searched for luxury power catamarans for sale Malta broadly or one marina specifically, the next step is the same: one enquiry, one agent.
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