Aquila is making its first move into the sailing world, with the global debut of the Aquila 50 Sail catamaran scheduled for the Miami International Boat Show. The vessel will arrive in February 2026, representing a significant step for the brand as it applies its established philosophy around space, comfort, and practicality to a purpose-built sailing platform.
At the heart of the Aquila 50 Sail's design is a focus on long-range cruising and liveaboard living. A fixed bow provides a stable forward entertaining area, while bridge-to-bow access makes moving between the flybridge and foredeck straightforward. Below, panoramic windows bring generous natural light into the saloon and galley, creating an interior that functions equally well as a passagemaking command centre or a relaxed base for coastal exploring.
Buyers can select from four, five, or six cabin configurations, with each layout offering private access to individual cabins to preserve personal space when sailing with a full complement of guests or crew. For propulsion, the Aquila 50 Sail offers a choice between conventional diesel saildrives and Aquila's Hybrid Ocean Drive™, a quieter alternative suited to those who want flexibility across different cruising environments and destinations.
The Aquila 50 Sail has been conceived to serve both private owners and charter operators, pairing a voluminous interior with sailing performance and systems built for extended passages. It brings the cruising confidence and build quality Aquila has become known for through its power catamaran range, now driven by wind.
The Aquila 50 Sail will take its global bow at the Miami International Boat Show 2026. The Aquila 44 Sail is also due to reach the market in 2026, with the larger Aquila 65 Sail expected to follow in 2027.
