AQUILA CATAMARANS 35 SPORT
Aquila Catamarans introduced the new 35 Sport at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026. Measuring 10.82m overall with a 4.5m beam, the model combines SUV-inspired styling, high-speed performance and a...
Aquila Catamarans introduced the new 35 Sport at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026. Measuring 10.82m overall with a 4.5m beam, the model combines SUV-inspired styling, high-speed performance and a social-focused layout. Designed around three key entertainment zones at the bow, helm and aft cockpit, the 35 Sport maximises usable deck space.
Power comes from twin Mercury Verado V8 300hp outboards as standard, with optional twin Verado V10 400hp engines, delivering top speeds of 39-45 knots and cruising speeds of 25-34 knots. Its catamaran hull offers improved stability, reduced drag and a shallow draft. Features include bow seating for four, a versatile aft lounge with adjustable backrests, a wet bar, galley amenities and a six-speaker Fusion audio system and a helm with adjustable seating and enhanced visibility that accommodates four passengers.
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A private cabin sleeps two in a queen berth and includes a head with shower. Options such as lithium-powered climate control, roof racks and an extended shade system support extended cruising. Additional highlights include stainless steel side gates, a concealed swim ladder, a transom shower and C-Zone. - Advertisement, article continues below - www.aquilaboats.com/models/sport-power-catamaran/35 This conversation is moderated by Boating New Zealand.
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