Arcadia Yachts
It takes something special to stand out at a yacht show, and the Italian builder Arcadia Yachts has been doing it for years, with its cool, modernist, glass-clad eco-cruisers.
No other range of yachts looks remotely like theirs, nor will you find such space and volume for any given hull length. But more importantly, very few yachts for sale on the market today offer the same eco-credentials.
Arcadia yachts are designed to give the owner and their guests a unique experience on board, and to leave the smallest footprint whilst they do so. If you buy an Arcadia yacht you know you are getting something different.
The yachts’ angular profiles are the clue to an innovative and feature-packed range, such as the Arcadia Yachts’ Sherpa series. Glass superstructures create an incredible feel, but to stop any overheating the vast panels used are double glazed and extremely well insulated. They can also be opened up to allow the sea air to drift through the accommodation.
The upper glass surfaces are covered with photovoltaic solar panels that block and shape the light flooding into the accommodation. Solar power reduces the need to run a generator, particularly useful if at anchor, while the semi-planing hulls are designed to offer good efficiency at lower cruising speeds.
Compare the new and used Arcadia yachts for sale with others and you might think their styling is out of step with the current crop of sleek cruisers, but it has its own deniable modernist charm and wins you unbeatable interior volume and a feeling of space and natural light on board that few if any, other manufacturers can rival.
Current Arcadia Range
Find your perfect Arcadia today. Explore the full Arcadia model range in one place - from the Sherpa to the A range. Discover more about the design, performance and technology of each model within the current model range.
Dedicated to the art of deck lifestyle, blending commercial cool with luxury yachting.
Modern yachts showcasing eco-innovation and extensive amounts of glass, cleverly merging interior and exterior spaces.
Arcadia Yachts At A Glance
Find out more about Arcadia Yachts with our compact summary and highlights of the builder.
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Founded17 Years Ago
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Production Facilities1 Yards
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HeadquartersItalyNaples
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Workforce150 Correct at 2020
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Production Size Range18m - 35m
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Hull MaterialsComposite, GRP / Fibreglass
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Largest Build36m
Arcadia Yachts Shipyards
Naples Shipyard
Campania, Italy
Since 2007
Marina di Torre Annunziata
Campania, Italy
Since 2018
Recent Arcadia Awards
Check out the award winning and finalist yachts and models from Arcadia
Two And a Half Men
31.06m A105
Winner
Semi-Displacement or Planing Motor Yachts - 30m to 32.9m
The World Superyacht Awards 2019
Recent Arcadia News
Browse our collection of articles and commentary on the models and yachts from Arcadia.
The Pocket Superyachts For Sale at the Monaco Yacht Show 2024
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24th September 2024
Arcadia Yachts Presents the A96 at Monaco
Italian boat builder Arcadia Yachts is showcasing the second unit of its award-winnin...
17th September 2024
September 2024 Boat Shows: A Look Ahead
September kicks off the European boat show season, starting with the Cannes Yachting ...
19th August 2024
Arcadia Yachts Presents the A96 and Two Sherpa Models at Cannes 2024
The 2024 Cannes Yachting Festival will be a key event for Arcadia Yachts, highlightin...
5th August 2024
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