Acqua

Mornings on Acqua start at the rail: her main salon opens onto a fold-out terrace, so the first coffee of the day happens with the sea right there rather than behind glass. Custom Line built her in 2020, a 33-metre motor yacht laid out for exactly that kind of easy, outdoor-facing living.

Build and provenance

Custom Line built Acqua in 2020 as a Navetta 33, with naval architecture from Zuccon International Project, the studio also responsible for the open, light-filled interior. At 262 gross tons on a 33-metre, tri-deck hull, she is built to a displacement profile rather than a planing one, which points toward a steady ride rather than outright speed.

Layout and accommodation

Five cabins take eleven guests, led by a full-beam Owner's suite on the main deck. Four further cabins sit below, including a twin fitted with a Pullman berth for a younger guest or an extra body on a family trip, and a crew of six keeps eleven guests looked after without crowding the boat.

Performance and engineering

Twin MAN engines cruise her at ten knots and take her to fifteen at full throttle, speeds that match her displacement hull rather than fight it. Stabilisers work both under way and at anchor, so the steady ride the hull promises holds even once she stops moving for the evening.

On deck and at anchor

A Jacuzzi sits on the sun deck for evenings at anchor, with space alongside for al fresco dining under the open sky. Below that, a sky lounge and a dedicated spa area give guests two more rooms built purely for downtime, one social and one quiet.

Where she lies and how to see her

Acqua's berth is confirmed once you ask to view her. Boatcrowd sets up that viewing and joins you for it, and once an offer on her is accepted, we bring in the surveyor and arrange the sea trial before she changes hands. She is also in our charter fleet, and a buyer can charter her before deciding to buy, through her own charter page.