Aquitalia 68

Nineteen knots cruising and twenty-four flat out puts the Aquitalia 68 in useful open-water territory: enough reserve speed to shorten a crossing without asking the engines to work flat out the whole way. Raffles built her in 2023 as an AY68 Flybridge, twenty-one metres long with a monohull built for that kind of pace.

Build and provenance

The Aquitalia 68 is a Raffles-built AY68 Flybridge delivered in 2023, at forty-six gross tons a mid-sized monohull for her length. No refit or prior ownership history is recorded for this listing, so a survey would read her as a young yacht rather than one with years of work behind her.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests are accommodated across four cabins aboard the Aquitalia 68, laid out beneath a flybridge that gives the boat a second deck of open space above the saloon. Crew numbers are not published for this listing, a detail to confirm at viewing.

Performance and engineering

At a 6.1-metre beam, the Aquitalia 68 is built for a 24-knot top speed, with a 19-knot cruise being the pace she is built to hold for hours rather than minutes, the number that matters more than the maximum on a real passage. No engine make or output is published for this listing, a detail for the survey to confirm.

Where she lies and how to see her

Her lying location is confirmed at enquiry. Boatcrowd arranges the viewing wherever she is and attends it with you, and once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial follow before she changes hands.