Aquila 36

Boat Model Overview

From our experience advising guests, the Aquila 36 is one of those compact motor craft that feels “right” the moment you step aboard. Aquila Yachts built her as a modern motor boat for owners and charter operators, and the model line we see most often in rental fleets is the 2020–2022 charter configuration. We have noticed that this specific generation is especially common where demand favors an easy, day-to-week cruising rhythm.

On deck, the layout is practical rather than showy. The version with two cabins offers four berths in cabins, and you’ll find two toilet spaces. That matters more than people expect. On longer passages, two heads reduce waiting time and keep the atmosphere comfortable—actually, our guests tell us the same thing after a few hours at sea.

Performance-wise, we can’t claim every hull behaves identically, because equipment and loading vary, but we can say with confidence that the Aquila 36 is designed for efficient power use and stable handling at planing speeds. From our knowledge of charter operations, that stability is a big reason she’s popular for motor-boat rentals in Italy. We also observed strong interest in Martinique, where the combination of short hops between coves and breezy conditions suits this class of vessel.

For budgeting, our clients usually ask about weekly totals. Based on the charter pricing range we’ve tracked for this model, the weekly cost typically falls around 4,324.88 to 8,057.50 EUR, with an average near 5,485 EUR. Prices depend on season, duration, and local availability—so we advise confirming dates early.

If you want a rental boat that’s straightforward, comfortable for small groups, and well proven in charter use, we think the Aquila 36 fits the brief. We’ve seen many repeat bookings from sailors who prefer a clean, modern motor platform—calm when you want it, quick when you need it. Ready for the water? Let’s plan it smartly!