Meet the Arcadia 115, which brings together luxury and efficiency.
The spacious Portuguese bridge on the Arcadia 115 leads to a useful foredeck area with sunpad and spa.
Note the photovoltaic cells in the housetop.
Upper and lower afterdecks offer plenty of seating for family and friends on the Arcadia 115.
Wide stairs grant easy transit between decks on the Arcadia 115,
while interior and exterior spaces meld seamlessly.
Fold-down side-deck balconies open up the formal dining area to the freshening breeze.
Sole-to-overhead windows give the saloon on the Arcadia 115 the feel of a sleek urban apartment.
The skylounge area offers a theatre-style media system on the Arcadia 115.
The cover aft area on the upper deck melds dining, bar, and lounge areas.
You could tell from the exterior look that the pilothouse would have a Space-Age feel and the Arcadia 115 does not disappoint. Note the photovoltaic cells are visible from underneath.
The foredeck of the Arcadia 115 is neatly arranged for guest use, but also has everything a seaworthy craft should, including freeing ports, beefy bitts, sturdy windlasses, and a davit for stowing PWCs forward.
A sleek guest stateroom on the Arcadia 115 has no lack of deck space to move around.
A roomy double stateroom has plenty of stowage in an oversize locker.
Even the heads look like something from the future on the Arcadia 115.
Foyer spaces are sleek and use texture and materials to make a statement.
Pocket doors optimize the use of space in the guest accommodations area on the Arcadia 115
Lighting is used to maximum advantage for both safety and effect in the foyer area.
A study area adjoins the main-deck master on the Arcadia 115.
Located forward beneath the pilothouse, the main-deck master on the Arcadia 115 is spacious and sleek.
A view of the pocket door between the master stateroom and its study
shows how little space the structure takes up on the Arcadia 115.
Have another look at that elegant saloon after dark, where lighting heightens the mood.
The crew will appreciate this utility room, with laundry facilities to keep up with
the complement of ten guests and ten crew.
The crew lounge offers a pleasant space for downtime on the Arcadia 115.
The Arcadia 115’s engine room houses a pair of 1,224-horsepower MAN V-12 diesels.
The galley on the Arcadia 115 offers an eat-in dinette.
With a top speed nearing 17 knots the Arcadia 115 offers a little more speed
to complement her efficient displacement operation.
