2003 Lion Robertson & Caine Lion 46

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the Lion 46 spreads its volume where it counts: a wide, social cockpit that flows seamlessly into the saloon, and side decks that feel secure even underway. The galley is tucked where the cook stays part of the conversation, with plenty of cold storage for longer stretches off the dock. Big windows and generous headroom keep the interior bright and airy instead of cave-like. Underway, the hulls track straight and dry, and at rest the broad beam means far less rolling than a monohull neighbor. It’s the sort of platform that feels just as natural hosting sunset drinks as it does knocking out a long coastal hop.

This Lion 46 is particularly well suited to local waters where shallow sounds, winding channels, and open stretches all blend together. The catamaran’s moderate draft lets you slip into tucked-away anchorages that deeper boats can’t reach, while the twin diesels make tight maneuvering in current or crosswinds far less stressful. Wide, stable hulls and a roomy cockpit are ideal for long, lazy days on the hook or quick weekend runs to the next inlet. With four cabins, you can comfortably bring family or another couple along, yet still have the space to spread out when the weather keeps everyone aboard.