Alquiler de barco en España · Lucia 40 in Ibiza / Marina Port Ibiza — “Aquila” — (2019)

Aquila sits ready for departure at Marina Port Ibiza, a catamaran that trades cramped single hulls for the space and stability that two separate bodies bring to group sailing. With four cabins and four full bathrooms distributed across 11.73 metres, there's room for ten people to sleep well and rarely wait for a shower. The master suite typically occupies one hull, while guest cabins line the other, each with a private head. This separation means families and friends enjoy genuine privacy during a week's cruise. The wide platform between the hulls defines life on deck. Twin trampolines stretch forward, offering a genuine social space for swimming prep or an afternoon nap. The foredeck remains uncluttered, presenting safe movement around the mast and clear sight lines for anchoring. The saloon opens to both hulls, creating a bright central gathering place, while the cockpit sits elevated and spacious, giving helmsman and crew commanding views without feeling exposed. Two hulls anchor differently than monohulls do. That shallow draft means Aquila swings comfortably into bays and beaches that single keels cannot reach, from the northern reefs of Ibiza itself to Formentera's quiet anchorages and beyond to Denia on the Spanish coast. Stability at anchor means the boat barely moves in moderate breeze, so dinghy trips ashore feel straightforward and dinners cook without constant adjustment. Bareboat or with light crew support, Aquila opens a week of genuine choice about where to go and how long to stay.