Cabins Aqua Tiki II
Catamaran · Polynesia · 4 cabins · up to 8 guests
Cabin Types
· 2 cabins
Double bed
Beds: 1 double bed
Two identical double cabins, one in each hull — the operator's own deck plan labels them honeymoon cabins. A double bed across the full width of the cabin, light joinery with wood trim, a curtained porthole, shelves and lockers along the bulkheads. Private bathroom with a shower and hot and cold water. The 220 V socket works around the clock. There is no air conditioning — it was never fitted to this boat. On the 2026 grid the cabin costs 4,560 € per person for eight nights in low season and 4,960 € in high; a non-diver pays 400 € less.
· 1 cabin
Two separate single beds
Beds: 2 single beds
A cabin with two separate single beds along the hull sides — the one taken by two people travelling together but not as a couple, and the one the operator uses to pair up solo guests, matching them by gender. The booking form asks outright whether you are willing to share and, if you are, names the person you would share with. Private bathroom with a shower and hot and cold water, a porthole, shelves above the beds, a 220 V socket. The price is the same as the standard double.
· 1 cabin
Double bed
Beds: 1 double bed
The best cabin on board and the only one of its kind: the same double bed and private bathroom, but with a television, a hi-fi and a DVD player. It costs 400 € more than a standard cabin — 4,960 € in low season and 5,360 € in high for eight nights on the 2026 grid. In the schedule it is often the last cabin to go, which is why it is frequently the one still free on nearly sold-out dates.
Double bed
Two identical double cabins, one in each hull — the operator's own deck plan labels them honeymoon cabins. A double bed across the full width of the cabin, light joinery with wood trim, a curtained porthole, shelves and lockers along the bulkheads. Private bathroom with a shower and hot and cold water. The 220 V socket works around the clock. There is no air conditioning — it was never fitted to this boat. On the 2026 grid the cabin costs 4,560 € per person for eight nights in low season and 4,960 € in high; a non-diver pays 400 € less.
- Deck
- in the hulls of the catamaran
- Beds
- 1 double bed
- Windows
- Porthole in the hull side
- cabins of this type
- 2
Two separate single beds
A cabin with two separate single beds along the hull sides — the one taken by two people travelling together but not as a couple, and the one the operator uses to pair up solo guests, matching them by gender. The booking form asks outright whether you are willing to share and, if you are, names the person you would share with. Private bathroom with a shower and hot and cold water, a porthole, shelves above the beds, a 220 V socket. The price is the same as the standard double.
- Deck
- in a hull of the catamaran
- Beds
- 2 single beds
- Windows
- Porthole in the hull side
- cabins of this type
- 1
Double bed
The best cabin on board and the only one of its kind: the same double bed and private bathroom, but with a television, a hi-fi and a DVD player. It costs 400 € more than a standard cabin — 4,960 € in low season and 5,360 € in high for eight nights on the 2026 grid. In the schedule it is often the last cabin to go, which is why it is frequently the one still free on nearly sold-out dates.
- Deck
- in a hull of the catamaran
- Beds
- 1 double bed
- Windows
- Porthole in the hull side
- cabins of this type
- 1
General Information
- Yacht length: 18 m
- Number of cabins: 4
- Maximum guests: 8
- Year built: 2011
