Alexander Marine is pleased to present this 2024 Aquila 42 Yacht Power Catamaran to the market as worldwide central agents. Make no mistake this vessel is effectively brand new. Her owners have spent the last few months here at Coomera selecting and then carefully adding cruising equipment onboard, from stem to stern, piece by piece, to maximise the utility of the vessel and make her genuinely cruise-ready. The sellers have now ultimately decided that their time has come to retire from boating. This is an amazing opportunity for an astute buyer who will come to appreciate all the hard work is done, and the timing of the vessel being offered for sale makes her ready for summer boating - now complete with all the goodies you would likely want in a vessel of this calibre having already been installed. Notable specification items onboard include a generator, water maker, solar installation, bow thruster, wireless docking remote, tender and custom interior and exterior trimming. You are invited to book a private inspection to view this vessel. If you are unable to travel to inspect this vessel, we would be pleased to offer you a personal guided video tour via telephone with one of our yacht consultants. Lying: The Boatworks Shipyard & Marina, Coomera, Queensland, Australia.

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Swapping out our jib in favor of our gennaker during a light downwind sail to Panama on our Lagoon 42 sailing catamaran… 🌊⛵️☀️ #liveaboard #cruisers #lagooncatamaran #sailingaroundtheworld #travel

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🛥 We went THIS fast: https://bit.ly/3pA9kQZ What do YOU think is faster? Knots, MPH or KPH? We still use all three units of measuremets for different reasons, but one is faster than the others! Do you know? https://youtube.com/shorts/caR7DI5NWvE Knots vs MPH vs KPH - What's Faster? #sailing #knots #travel

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Watch team GTR as they take on a boat restoration project ,stripping down and then rebuilding a 1990's fibreglass Mumm 36. Every fitting, wire and even the engine we was removed and refreshed before being refitted from the Bottom UP. The restoration project took around 18 months with the crew working the weekends to restore the boat to her former glory. Learn how we tackled a wide range of boat maintenance tasks and learnt a few restoration techniques. Jabberwocky is one of the original Mumm 36 yacht which race on the Med circuit. While I know it is consider bad luck to change a boat name Jabberwocky was not her original name. With that in mind and considering all the repair work we did if felt like she deserved a new name. GTR stand for Go to Red, I will leave telling the story behind that for another day. This boat restoration project was one of the most rewarding things I have ever done, if you get the chance to do some thing like this your self I would tell you to go for it. Subscribe to Bottom UP Boats on Youtube or read more at my blog. www.bupboats.blogspot.com

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