Aquila Power Catamarans For Sale

Aquila power catamarans, as represented in the available listings, are a family of decked powercats offered in sizes including the 36 Sport, 44 and 48. The designs emphasize interior volume, social deck flow and ease of operation: expansive main salons with panoramic 360° windows, open or galley-up arrangements on some models, and generous flybridges with built-in grills, refrigeration and social seating are recurring features across the range.

Construction and systems are described repeatedly as robust and overbuilt for the class. Listings note extra stiffening, thicker wiring, ample engine-room access and structural “crush” compartments in each bow. Several boats carry CE certification at the top level for offshore use. Common equipment seen in the listings includes air conditioning, gensets (Northern Lights referenced), commercial-capacity watermakers (Spectra cited), inverter systems and washer/dryer installations.

Propulsion choices vary by model: the Aquila 48 examples are shown with twin Volvo Penta D6 330 diesels, 44 variants with multiple twin-diesel options (260–320 hp Volvo Penta and alternative Nanni T4 units), and the 36 Sport with twin Mercury Verado 350 outboards. Operational features called out in multiple listings include widely spaced engines for reduced noise and improved handling, joystick control, and systems such as SkyHook GPS station-keeping on some 36s. Owners and brokers describe the yachts as manageable by a couple, with easy single-handed docking possible on the 44 and 48 due to engine placement and control systems.

Deck ergonomics favor cruising and charter use: wide side decks, secure handrails, stair access from the flybridge to the foredeck, hydraulic swim platforms and electric davits or lifting platforms for tenders. Interior layouts vary from two-cabin/ two-head arrangements on the 36 Sport to three- and four-cabin owner or charter configurations on the 44 and 48, often with en-suite heads and separate shower stalls. Several listings mention thorough maintenance histories, recent surveys or fleet phase-out servicing, reflecting typical attention required for extended cruising platforms of this type.

The Aquila line as described in these listings balances social deck arrangements, practical liveaboard features and mechanical accessibility, with options and equipment levels frequently customized by individual owners or operators.