Aquila Catamaran Charter: Weekly Rates

How much does it cost to charter a Aquila catamaran per week?

Aquila catamarans on DMA Yachting run from €1,400 to €24,000 per week for the yacht and crew, across the 10 yachts priced in EUR, from 32 to 54 ft. Most are quoted plus expenses, so budget an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of about 30% of the charter fee on top for fuel, food, drinks and berthing, plus VAT where it applies and a crew gratuity.

Aquila charter rates by size

Rates are the published weekly charter fee for the yacht and crew, taken from each yacht’s listing; they vary by season and party size.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a 30-foot Aquila catamaran cost to charter?

On DMA Yachting, the 3 Aquila catamarans of 30–39 ft range €1,400 – €6,750 per week and take up to 4 guests in 1–2 cabins. Examples: Joy (€6,750), Selesticat (€2,000).

How much does a 40-foot Aquila catamaran cost to charter?

On DMA Yachting, the 3 Aquila catamarans of 40–49 ft range €10,250 – €10,900 or from $5,000 per week and take up to 6 guests in 3 cabins. Examples: Seaduction (€10,900), Big Joy (€10,250).

How much does a 50-foot Aquila catamaran cost to charter?

On DMA Yachting, the 11 Aquila catamarans of 50–59 ft range €16,450 – €24,000 or $31,500 – $41,052 per week and take up to 10 guests in 3–5 cabins. Examples: The Wandering Hillbilly ($41,052), A Yachta Fun ($39,942).

How many guests can a Aquila catamaran take?

Aquila catamarans on DMA Yachting sleep 2 to 10 guests in 1 to 5 cabins; the most common layout takes 8 guests.

Which Aquila catamarans can I charter?

DMA Yachting lists 17 Aquila yachts (2 sailing catamarans, 15 power catamarans). The largest is TiAmo at 54 ft and the newest is MARY’ S GRACE, built in 2026.