AQUILA - 36.5m (2015)

Turkish shipyard Mengi Yay engineered AQUILA in 2015 with a distinctive reverse bow that cuts through Mediterranean swells with uncommon grace, creating a surprisingly stable platform beneath your feet even when anchored in rolling seas.

The 36. 5-meter motor yacht's hull configuration translates into spacious forward decks where morning coffee tastes different somehow, perhaps because the gentle pitch and yaw feel more like a cradle than the typical sharp movements of conventional bows. Below deck, this thoughtful naval architecture creates interior volumes that breathe with natural light, while the yacht's proportions allow for intimate gathering spaces that never feel cramped despite her manageable size. AQUILA moves through water with a confidence that belies her age, her engines humming at a frequency that becomes part of the background soundtrack to conversations that stretch late into warm evenings, when the only illumination comes from carefully placed deck lighting and whatever stars manage to pierce through the coastal haze of your chosen anchorage.