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Two hulls without a keel so able to be in shallow water.
Slightly boxy in design.
Tend to cost more per week to charter.
Many have trampolines at the bow for fun while sailing and star gazing at night.
Very stable less rolling (healing over) with natural buoyancy.
Spacious on deck.
Living space in the saloon.
Good speed when the wind is on the side or behind the boat.
Less feedback from the helm (wheel) so can cause issues in stronger conditions.
Great for families and entertaining.
Galley area more like a kitchen.
Cabins above the water line so good air-circulation.

One hull and a keel keeping the yacht upright.
Elegant traditional design.
More choice and less expensive.
Smoother cruising in choppy conditions.
Great performance when the wind is just off the bow - sailing upwind.
Cozy saloon space down below.
Responds quickly to the wind for the ultimate sailing experience.
Navigates well through narrow channels.
Quick response to changes at the wheel when action is needed.
Easier to dock as it takes up less space.
Galley area down below for food prep.
Cabins down below.