What Sailboat Series and Models Does Catalina Yachts Offer?
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Catalina Yachts lists its sailboats in three series: Sport, Cruiser, and Ocean. The Sport Series covers six models from 12.5 to 276, the Cruiser Series has two models (316 and 356), and the Ocean Series spans five models from 386 to 545, including the 446, which is marked "coming soon." The model numbers correspond to approximate length in feet, so the series and number together tell you the size class and intended use.
Sport Series
The Sport Series is the entry-level and trailerable group, with the smallest boats in the fleet.
| Model | Notes |
|---|---|
| Catalina 12.5 Expo | Smallest listed model |
| Catalina 14.2 | |
| Catalina 14.2 Expo | Expo variant of the 14.2 |
| Catalina 16.5 | |
| Catalina 22 Sport | |
| Catalina 22 Capri | |
| Catalina 276 Sport | Largest in the Sport Series |
The two Expo variants (12.5 and 14.2) appear as separate entries alongside their standard counterparts, so check both if you are comparing small day-sailers.
Cruiser Series
The Cruiser Series sits in the middle of the range with two models:
- Catalina 316
- Catalina 356
These are the mid-size options between the Sport Series and the Ocean Series.
Ocean Series
The Ocean Series is the largest group and the top of the range:
- Catalina 386
- Catalina 426
- Catalina 445
- Catalina 446 — listed as "coming soon," so it is not yet available
- Catalina 545 — largest model on the site
How to Use This List
Start with the series that matches how you plan to sail: the Sport Series for smaller, simpler boats; the Cruiser Series for mid-size cruising; the Ocean Series for the largest models. Then use the model number as a rough size guide. Because the site does not publish specifications or prices on the pages reviewed here, confirm dimensions, availability, and pricing with a dealer before deciding. Catalina's site includes a dealer locator, and the company states it has a roster of dealers across the country who can show in-stock models.
One practical note: the 446 is announced but not yet released, so treat it as a future option rather than something you can buy now.