Yacht Description
“A 54ft Aquila from 2025.”
Atlas yacht is a 54 ft long motor yacht catamaran and spends the summer in bvi, islands (us, caribbean. It was built by Aquila in 2025. The yacht layout features 4 cabins and accommodates 8 guests.
The motor yacht features a generator.
Broker Reviews
Onboard visit
Beautifully decorated in a minimalist, stylish style, ATLAS is run by crew Olivia and Brynn — Olivia shines in the galley, and Brynn builds unique itineraries that mix iconic hotspots with quieter spots away from the crowds, including Anegada and Eustatia, a favorite for snorkeling and watching Necker Island's fireworks. Well equipped with water toys and a big inflatable floating platform.
Klara Jakobsen
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Onboard visit
The value here is incredible — for a Bali catamaran with two crew, the standard is impressively high. The crew are professional and friendly, and don't miss the hors d'oeuvres: a genuinely memorable treat to kick off the charter.
Klara Jakobsen
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Specifications
- Length overall
- 54ft / 16.46 m
- Beam
- 8.23m
- Draft
- 1.52m
- Builder
- Aquila
- Year built
- 2025
- Type
- Power Catamaran
- Cruising speed
- 18 knots
- Top speed
- 20 knots
- Generator
- Yes
- Guests
- 8
- Cabins
- 4
- Crew
- 2
Charter Price
From $43,000 per week, plus APA.
Plus Expenses arrangement — boat and crew only, without tip.
Weekly rate varies by guest count — $44,000 to $46,000 for 2 to 8 guests. Shorter stays: weekly rate ÷ 7 × nights. All prices generated as a guide. Availability subject to confirmation. Gratuity is at the charterer’s discretion.
Variable expenses — fuel, food, marina fees — are deducted from an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), an additional deposit added to the charter price. The remainder is returned after charter.
- Total guests
- 8
- Total cabins
- 4
- A/C
- Full
- A/C at night
- yes
4 staterooms for 8 guests.
- Captain
- Stephen Powell
- Nationality
- USA
- Languages
- English & Fluent Spanish
- Crew size
- 2
Stephen Powell
Captain
Captain Stephen Powell has over seven years of professional yachting and charter experience, complemented by more than 30 years in management, business and hospitality, he holds a USCG 200-Ton Master License, and PADI Divemaster qualifications, he has successfully ran charter training programmes, built strong crew teams and delivered amazing guest experiences, also an accomplished sailor with over 60,000 offshore nautical miles and history of International yacht racing. Captain Stephen is passionate about diving, ocean exploration maritime history, culinary travel, fine art and architecture. His leadership styles combines a love for the ocean, strong operational knowledge and a genuine commitment to exceptional hospitality.
Taylor Meador
Stewardess/Chef
Chef Taylor has a strong background in culinary arts, hospitality and event management, with six years of experience owning and operating her own bakery, producing over 300 custom cakes, she holds qualifications in Baking & Pastry, catering alongside her maritime certificates. Her experience spans restaurant service, private events, barista and beverage service and yacht interior and deck operations. She's passionate about surfing, wakeboarding, fitness, photography and creative food presentation. Chef Taylor brings an energetic, versatile and hands on approach to anticipate guests needs with genuine enthusiasm and love for the water.
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Crew
- Nude charters
- On inquiry
- Dine-in capacity
- Yes
- Watermaker
- Yes
- Water capacity
- 238
- Ice maker
- Yes
- Special diets
- On inquiry
- BBQ
- Yes
- Gay charters
- On inquiry
- Crew smokes
- On inquiry
- Generator
- Yes
- Inverter
- Yes
| Toy | description |
|---|---|
| Paddleboards | 2 paddleboards. |
| Snorkeling gear | Snorkeling equipment for each guest. |
| Sea scooters | 2 underwater sea scooters. |
Captain interview
Captain's Interview: Atlas in the British Virgin Islands
The captain of Atlas discusses the yacht's special ownership, the guest experience, and favorite cruising areas in the British Virgin Islands.
In this video
The special thing about this boat is the owners actually. They love the boat just as much as we do. They love to sail. They actually plan to live on this boat within a year's time.
Watch at 0:16
They can expect great food, great snorkeling locations, lots of fun, new experiences, and just building a good rapport with Brenn and I, I think, is one thing that really stands out.
Watch at 1:02
What I love about the BVI is the slow pace and the relaxation feel you get from it when you go from island to island. Each little island's got a unique little touch to it.
Watch at 1:42
Transcript — Captain's Interview: Atlas in the British Virgin Islands
We are 2023. We've been, we both been on it since April 23rd. So, we've kept it up to shape. The special thing about this boat is the owners actually. They love the boat just as much as we do. They love to sail. They actually plan to live on this boat within a year's time. So, they really love the boat and enjoy it with us and I think that's real important to have a great relationship with the owners and share the same beliefs and values. So, that's what makes this boat pretty special.
They can expect great food, great snorkeling locations, lots of fun, new experiences, and yeah, just good building a good rapport with Brenn and I, I think, is one thing that really stands out.
My best place in the BVI is probably Brewers Bay on the north side of Tortola, followed by Anegada.
What I love about the BVI is the slow pace and the relaxation feel you get from it when you go from island to island. Each little island's got a unique little touch to it. The BVI, I think I love the blue, blue waters and white, white sands. Like every bay you go to, it's just completely different and unique but still so beautiful.
You recognize a good broker by getting your preference sheets pretty early and for sending you messages and updates and always you can just tell when a broker has the guests in mind because they will go above and beyond to make their guest happy as well and to liaise with us as much as possible. That's when you know you've got a good one. So, if you guys are interested, give us a call and um yeah, then we'll get you on board.
Captain interview
Captain's Interview: Atlas in the BVI
The captain of Atlas, a custom 60-foot luxury sailing catamaran, discusses the yacht's unique layout, its suitability for charter in the British Virgin Islands, and the guest experience onboard.
In this video
This is the first charter edition of this kind of boat. The layout has been selected, so it is a fully customized boat to suit the charter needs of the BVI.
Captain0:04
I think with this kind of a layout, with the option of being able to take out 10 guests, I do think that you need to think about booking it a year in advance.
Captain0:44
What we want to be able to deliver is we want people to be able to see new places, experience new things, experience the culture because every island is a little bit different in itself.
Captain2:16
Transcript — Captain's Interview: Atlas in the BVI
Captain: There's been a couple of the Heysea's built, but this is the first charter edition of this kind of boat. The layout has been selected, so it is a fully customized boat to suit the charter needs of the BVI, but this is hull number 25. A lot of them are over on the other side of the world. So, this is the first one over in the Americas.
We're really excited. We think the layout's great. Myself and Dasha, we've been in the industry for quite a while. Um, so we're more than ready to take on the challenge.
I think with this kind of a layout, with the option of being able to take out 10 guests, I do think that you need to think about booking it a year in advance. Um, because we can take 10, even 12 people sometimes. Um, it does make it a very unique point and a unique selling point. So having booking earlier is always going to be the best option.
I know the BVI like the back of my hand. We generally try to keep our sailing somewhat to, you know, 2 and a half, maybe 3 hours per day, and that includes kind of stopping for a swim stop. Uh, I myself love diving, so I absolutely love going into the water and showing guests the kind of fish that we have, the reef, the importance of looking after the waters that we have here. So, I'm always trying to make sure that we're doing a swim stop at least once per day, either early in the morning or somewhat in the afternoon.
So, we'll kind of depart after breakfast. We will then go somewhere nice for lunch and then after lunch, we'll move to another stop. So, we're trying to show them as much of the BVI as we possibly can.
One of the reasons why I've always loved doing charter vacations is because you're always experiencing a new place pretty much every day. You know, when you go to a resort, you can only go so far before you have to come back. What we want to be able to deliver is we want people to be able to see new places, experience new things, experience the culture because every island is a little bit different in itself.
I think when people come out here, especially from the States where there is the hustle and bustle and there is the constant grind, it is nice when people get the chance to step on board the boat with myself and Dasha that they can then switch off. They don't have to worry about what time they got to make breakfast or like go downstairs and, and you know, like go from their room down to the restaurant and they've only got two hours to use as much food. They can set the time that they want. They can set the itinerary as they want. They get to fully kind of switch off and then Dasha and I take over and they can just fully relax for a week. I know sometimes that can be a little bit difficult, but the fact that people can come on here and we can take care of them from day one to the day they leave, I think is a pretty great experience. I think it's a life-changing experience.
When you're going for a broker, you're getting the best service that you can and you're getting reliability with that. You're getting firsthand experience from people who have been out here, who have seen the boat, and who have met the crew. So you're getting reliable information firsthand. So if you guys are interested, give us a call and um yeah, then we'll get you on board.
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Registry & Permits
- Flag
- USA
- Homeport
- Soper's Hole Marina, Tortola, BVI
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