Aquila 46 Coupe

About the Aquila 46 Coupe

The Aquila 46 Coupe is a current power catamaran that combines an enclosed saloon with the low, single-level profile of a coupe. It is a separate model from the Aquila 46 Yacht, not a renamed generation of that flybridge boat. Its double-stepped hulls and standard carbon-fibre Hydro Glide foil also distinguish its underlying package, while published imagery may depict more than one propulsion variant.

Accommodation is arranged as two double cabins, each with its own head and separate shower, making the layout straightforward for couples or a small family. The saloon supplies an L-shaped settee, a table that retracts flush with the deck and a port-side galley. An optional galley-below arrangement changes how food preparation and social space are divided, so buyers should compare plans carefully.

At the helm, adjustable seating, a side opening window, flush-mounted electronics space and ergonomically placed throttle and joystick controls support operation from inside. A sheltered bow lounge, side boarding gates, convertible aft loungers and the flip-up cockpit bar window broaden day use. This is a power catamaran with no sail plan; outboards are standard, diesel sterndrives optional, and the large electric saloon sunroof is also optional.

For buyers choosing between Aquila’s similarly named models, the practical divide is clear: the Coupe has two cabins and two heads, whereas the 46 Yacht starts with three of each and adds a flybridge. When reviewing actual CatamaranWorld listings, confirm the fitted engine installation, galley plan, sunroof and other options rather than assuming every photographed boat matches. The Coupe suits lower-profile entertaining; the Yacht better serves larger overnight parties.