2025 Aquila 54 YACHT

The 2025 Aquila 54 is a 54-foot catamaran with a carbon-fiber hull and a beam of 25 feet, designed for extended cruising and family living. Twin 480 HP Volvo D6 inboard engines power the yacht, supported by dual bow thrusters and optional reserve fuel tanks for extended range. The boat sleeps ten across a reconfigurable cabin layout—the standard three-cabin three-head arrangement can be upgraded to four cabins and four heads with the galley repositioned to the upper deck.

The interior and outdoor spaces are extensively appointed. A fully enclosed sky lounge replaces the open flybridge, featuring upgraded furnishings and electrical sliding hatches, with a wet bar aft that includes a 65-liter refrigerator, ice maker, and electrical BBQ. The main saloon is fitted with an adjustable dining table, wine cellar, and all-in-one Bluetooth soundbar. Climate control throughout includes a 77,000 BTU chiller system, cabin fans, and a convection oven integrated into the galley. A washer-dryer combo and prefitting for multiple televisions add daily convenience.

Deck gear includes an integrated dinghy crane system with a one-thousand-pound lifting capacity, an electrical midships platform between the hulls that creates a full-width beach deck, and electrical aft docking capstans. An included 14-foot Aquila cat RIB with 40 HP Mercury outboard and lifting bridle accompanies the yacht. On-deck systems feature dual electric sea and fresh water washdown pumps, a 50-gallon-per-hour water maker, and underwater LED lighting with color control.

Navigation and safety systems are comprehensive: an offshore package with dual Raymarine chart plotters, a Quantum 2 Q24D radar, and AIS receives backup from an Evolution autopilot with wireless remote. A fully integrated monitoring system covers fire, heat, and carbon monoxide detection across eight smoke detectors, six heat detectors, and seven CO alarms. A 21 kW generator, shore power integration, and 2×100W solar panels support the electrical demand, alongside multiple inverter-chargers and house battery capacity.