Aventura's 56 MY places extensive guest accommodation into a 16.9-metre power catamaran. Its generous beam gives the saloon and flybridge room to work as separate social spaces, while berth planning and vessel loading remain important ownership questions.
A wide platform below 17 metres
The published hull data lists 7.5m beam, approximately 0.9m draft and a 15.51m waterline length. A shallow running depth is useful in some settings but does not provide unrestricted access to shallow coastlines.
The substantial beam can be the limiting factor in a conventional marina. Owners should obtain written confirmation that the actual position accommodates the yacht.
Guest and outdoor zones
The layout offers six cabins with their own bathroom arrangements, together with a main saloon and flybridge relaxation areas. Aft-platform equipment and the cockpit can vary according to the buyer's chosen options.
A nominal six-cabin configuration cannot substitute for a detailed guest-capacity and safety specification. Different charter or private-use requirements need separate checking.
Published engine and tank options
The specification describes twin Yanmar engines rated around 485hp or 550hp and fuel carried in an arrangement totalling about 4,000 litres. Freshwater and black-water tanks are listed at approximately 800 and 200 litres.
Cruising speed and range depend on the actual propulsion, sea conditions and equipment load. Air-conditioning and generator operation can materially change the daily energy requirement.
An existing power-catamaran design
This is a manufacturer-based overview, not a new sale or handover announcement. The hero photograph depicts the correct Aventura 56 MY rather than a generic catamaran.
Details are based on the official specification and the builder's authorised model presentation. Original text is written for LYG.
Official primary source: builder specification. Independently written by Luxury Yacht Guide.
