Aquitalia 95

Twin Caterpillar C-18 engines rated at 1,150 hp each give this Aquitalia 95 a 16-knot cruise and 22 knots flat out, with only 60 hours logged since she left the yard in 2023. That is closer to sea trial running than a season's use.

Build and provenance

Aquitalia built her to the 95 model in fibreglass, a monohull with a flybridge. Her hull runs 29 metres end to end and 7 metres across the beam, drawing 2.2 metres and coming in at 125 gross tonnes, shaped for the speed her engines give her rather than for slow displacement running.

Layout and accommodation

Six guests are accommodated across three cabins aboard Aquitalia 95, a layout of fewer, larger rooms rather than a full berth count for her length.

Performance and engineering

Bow and stern thrusters handle close-quarters manoeuvring, useful on a flybridge motor yacht of this size in a marina berth. The fibreglass hull is built for the 16-knot cruise and 22-knot top speed her twin Caterpillar engines give her, rather than for slow-speed range.

On deck and at anchor

A jacuzzi sits on the flybridge, the main gathering point once the anchor is down, and teak decking runs across the outdoor spaces. A tender is carried for trips ashore, rounding out a boat built for time on the water rather than for passage-making alone.

Where she lies and how to see her

Aquitalia 95 lies in Qingdao, China. Boatcrowd arranges viewings there and travels with buyers to attend them, and once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial follow before the sale completes.