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Aquila 36

Power Catamaran

A new era for bareboating in the Whitsundays and the only one available for charter in Australia. A gamechanger for the bareboating industry.

From $750 - $900 AUD per night
* Based on a 7 night charter

Description

Aquila 36 - 'Sorceress' 


Aquila 36 is a power catamaran that blends plentiful live aboard space and qualities perfect for socializing with rugged strength and control. Offering the conveniences of a large yacht including topside summer kitchen and bbq grill, the Aquila 36 has cockpit seating for four adults and two comfortable cabins with private en-suites.


The hardtop provides plenty of shade and the forward lounge is a sunlovers haven. Powered by efficient Mercury Verado outboards, the Aquila 36 provides spirited performance and excellent fuel economy.


The boat is remarkably stable making it exceptionally comfortable at speed or while at rest. Escape the crowds and explore the Whitsundays in style. 


The Aquila 36 features 2 cabins with ensuite perfect for a couples or small family fast getaway.


Images are sister ship.


Outboard engines are governed to a maximum speed of 10 knots.


This vessel is unable to carry paddle boards or kayaks. 

Boat Layout

Testimonial

Dear CCY, We have been home for just over a week now and all I can think about is the beautiful Serengeti and the Whitsunday’s. My husband and I along with 5 other great friends revisited (8th to 16th August) the Whitsunday’s (our last visit was 8 years ago) Last time we had “Just Rosey” and this time our home for 8 days was “Serengeti” – and what a home she was! We couldn’t believe our eyes when we saw her come into Hamilton Island – Serengeti you little beauty. Graham was excellent in his role as teacher to the men; both serious yet light hearted and we all felt quite prepared by the time we dropped Graham back at the jetty to catch the ferry home. We had ample room both outside and inside the boat – the sundeck and the trampoline were well used by the ladies as we motored around the islands. The outdoor area was perfect for our needs and the esky – what can I say! The upstairs galley was a great source of enjoyment for those whose turn it was to prepare one of the many gourmet meals we ate. The bedrooms were roomy and there was plenty of cupboard space for Dean to put his ironed jocks. The beauty of the Whitsunday’s is still as breath taking as I remember it – the colour of the water is postcard material and really has to be seen to be believed. The coral and the fish were a constant amazement at how beautiful life is under the sea (not to mention the show the whales put on) We have shown our hundreds of photos to many of our friends since we have been home and they are all green with envy – the You Tube has been a constant source of laughter and happy memories for me and anyone willing to watch it again with me. Thank you Cumberland; for giving us the opportunity to have such a memorable holiday again Regards, Fiona Mountford
Dear CCY, We have been home for just over a week now and all I can think about is the beautiful Serengeti and the Whitsunday’s. My husband and I along with 5 other great friends revisited (8th to 16th August) the Whitsunday’s (our last visit was 8 years ago) Last time we had “Just Rosey” and this time our home for 8 days was “Serengeti” – and what a home she was! We couldn’t believe our eyes when we saw her come into Hamilton Island – Serengeti you little beauty. Graham was excellent in his role as teacher to the men; both serious yet light hearted and we all felt quite prepared by the time we dropped Graham back at the jetty to catch the ferry home. We had ample room both outside and inside the boat – the sundeck and the trampoline were well used by the ladies as we motored around the islands. The outdoor area was perfect for our needs and the esky – what can I say! The upstairs galley was a great source of enjoyment for those whose turn it was to prepare one of the many gourmet meals we ate. The bedrooms were roomy and there was plenty of cupboard space for Dean to put his ironed jocks. The beauty of the Whitsunday’s is still as breath taking as I remember it – the colour of the water is postcard material and really has to be seen to be believed. The coral and the fish were a constant amazement at how beautiful life is under the sea (not to mention the show the whales put on) We have shown our hundreds of photos to many of our friends since we have been home and they are all green with envy – the You Tube has been a constant source of laughter and happy memories for me and anyone willing to watch it again with me. Thank you Cumberland; for giving us the opportunity to have such a memorable holiday again Regards, Fiona Mountford
Fiona -
Chartered Aquila 36 08/08/2010

inclusions

Type: Power Catamaran
Length: 36 feet
Beam: 14.7 feet

Specs

Engines: Mercury 250hp x 2
Furling Sail (s):
Steering Type: wheel
Water capacity: 540 Litres
Fuel capacity: 1350 Litres

Galley

  • Refrigeration (200 Litres)
  • Freezer (50 Litres)
  • Oven
  • Deck BBQ
  • Microwave

Comforts

  • AM/FM Radio
  • iPod Dock
  • CD Player
  • TV/ VCR
  • 240 Volt Power: No: Small Inverter
  • Fans
  • Air Conditioning
  • Bimini
  • Deck Esky
  • Deck Shower