Aquila 35 Sport for sale in Office located in Sydney NSW
Office located in Sydney NSW, Australia10.8m
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MakeAquila
Model35 Sport
Length10.8m
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With the all-new Aquila 35 Sport power catamaran, a generous 14'9" beam delivers class-leading usable space—you'd need a 40-to-43-foot monohull to come close to matching it: a social bow, a convertible aft cockpit, a four-seat helm, a private queen cabin, and a hardtop with room for lounging, water toys, and a launch pad into the water.
The helm is built for confidence. Thoughtful design delivers a true 360° view—a low dashboard, clear sightlines all around, and every control right where you need it—so anyone can take the helm with ease.
Getting around the boat is just as effortless. Power-sliding U-shaped seating widens the walkway port or starboard at the touch of a button, so docking, boarding, or simply moving fore to aft never means asking anyone to get up.
Whether you're going for a full day out with friends and family, taking a getaway for two, or running charters, the 35 Sport keeps up with however you use it—powered by twin Mercury Verado V8 300 or V10 400 outboards and a double-stepped hull for heart-racing acceleration and a smooth, stable, efficient ride.
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Vessel
MakeAquila
Model35 Sport
Dimensions
Length overall10.8m
Engine & Fuel
Drive typeOutboard Motor
Features
On board
Power-sliding U-shaped seating
Hardtop with lounge area
Social bow
Convertible aft cockpit
Four-seat helm
Private queen cabin
Double-stepped hull
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