This depends quite a bit upon the conditions and direction of the wind and waves but generally speaking monohulls are going.

Catamaran vs monohull. Catamarans are faster than monohulls. Catamarans are usually faster than monohulls particularly on downwind runs reaches and broad reaches. And in actuality thanks to weight distribution via the widely-spaced twin hulls it requires an average of four times more force to overturn a catamaran hull than a monohull with the same dimensions.

Catamarans make you seasick. As such they do not bang back and forth in swells. Comfort Underway Speaking of comfort underway a catamaran vs a monohull will sail differently.

After unpacking all the stuff from our Beneteau we finally get to leave the marina and get out on the water. Monohulls are boats that have one hull. Of more concern is MOB recovery.

Catamarans are usually faster than monohulls particularly on downwind runs reaches and broad reaches. If you do get alongside a marina pontoon you will soon discover another modern cruising multihull issue. This is because the boat is wider and it has a much larger deck area.

Power Cat Con. This means that even if you sail upwind at a slightly wider angle to the wind than a monohull and have to cover more distance you will still arrive at your destination long before a monohull. MONOHULL Liveaboard Sailboat Cruising Bahamas - YouTube.

Catamarans are more expensive than monohulls. No monohull I know of can do that. So in reality in general cats are actually less likely to roll over.