What are the sleeping accommodations on Aquanimity?
The three guest cabins
Each of the three guest cabins includes a comfortable queen bed, private en suite bathroom with shower, toilet and sink, full air conditioning, storage and hanging space, and USB and 115V outlets for charging. The cabins are located in each hull, giving guests in separate cabins genuine privacy from one another.
The crew quarters
The captain and chef have their own separate accommodations in the bow. You will not share living space with the crew.
Additional space
There is also a small bunk room with two twin berths, air conditioning and a small closet, which can be made up by arrangement within Aquanimity’s eight-guest maximum. Beyond the cabins, the main saloon and generous open deck areas — including the bow trampoline nets and the cockpit — provide spacious outdoor living space where most guests spend the majority of their waking hours.
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Layout and Privacy
Aquanimity's three guest cabins are split between two hulls, which means genuine separation between sleeping areas. Each cabin has a private entrance, a locking door, and its own ventilation and climate control.
The queen beds are full-size — not the narrow beds you find on monohulls. There is real headroom, real closet space, and enough floor area to stand and dress comfortably.
The bunk room holds two twin mattresses with room for one person to stand. It is air conditioned, has a small closet, and the hallway bathroom is immediately outside the door. It is tight, but it is a real cabin rather than a storage space, and some groups prefer to split up that way. Aquanimity carries eight guests, and the bunk room is one of the places those six can sleep rather than a way to add a seventh. Mention it at booking so the crew can prepare the space.
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