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Boat without licence  Aquamar 5,5 15hp

Avis sur le Boat without licence Aquamar 5,5 15hp

Yacht · 16 ft (5 m) · Palma de Mallorca

GGetBoat EditorialAvis publié le 16 septembre 2026
4.0/ 5
score d'expert
Design4.1
Performance3.4
Confort3.6
Maniabilité3.8
Rapport qualité-prix4.0

Caractéristiques clés

Chantier
Aquamar
Modèle
5,5
Longueur
16 ft (5 m)
Passagers
7
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Verdict

A compact no-license Aquamar tailored for easy day use: simple, approachable and well suited to sheltered coastal cruising. It trades outright speed and refinement for accessibility, low operating complexity and practical group capacity.

Avantages

  • +No-license operation makes it accessible to beginners
  • +Sized for up to 7 guests, useful for small groups
  • +Open layout with sunbathing areas is practical for day trips
  • +Fuel-included charter setup simplifies budgeting

Inconvénients

  • 15hp power limits speed and heavy-load performance
  • Not intended for rough water or long-distance passages
  • Limited comfort and storage compared with larger cabin boats
  • Livability is basic, with little indication of serious overnight capability

The Aquamar 5,5 is a compact open-style boat built around simplicity and easy access rather than luxury. Public listings describe it as a no-license model around 16 ft long with space for up to 7 guests, and some versions are equipped with bow and stern sunpads, Bluetooth audio, a swim ladder and a bimini top.

On the water, the 15hp setup points to relaxed coastal cruising, not fast planing or sporty performance. Handling should be straightforward in calm conditions, which suits first-time operators and short charter use, but the limited engine output means acceleration and load-carrying margin will be modest.

Comfort is adequate for a day boat, especially for couples, families or small groups spending time in sheltered bays. There is no strong evidence of meaningful cabin comfort or overnight capability, so the model is best viewed as a day cruiser rather than a true yacht.

Value is one of its stronger points because the no-license format lowers the barrier to entry and keeps the charter proposition simple. For buyers or charter guests prioritizing ease of use, predictable costs and casual coastal outings, it is a sensible choice; those wanting speed, space or premium finish will want to step up to a larger model.

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