Aquador 400HT Boat

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The Aquador 400 HT is a Finnish hard-top cruiser with a 12.09m (39ft 8in) hull, a deep-V AquaDynamic form and inboard or outboard power from the Nimbus Group.

The Aquador 400HT has three cabins. If you are considering buying a new Aquador 400HT , it can accommodate up to six guests and is designed for dayboating and more.

400HT Features

Enclosed cockpit system
Hard-top roof
Deep-V hull
Wide aft platform

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39' 8"

Guests

6 Max
Cabins

3 Max

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This is the Aquador 400 HT, and it's the biggest boat that Aquador has ever built. Now, the smaller boats in this range are brilliantly packaged and bristling with clever ideas. So, I have high hopes for this, given the designers have more space to play with. YachtBuyer Jack Haines - Jul 2025

[On the aft deck] You can't help but notice this enormous platform. They've taken the seating area they had on the 300 HT, and they've run with it in a big way. YachtBuyer Jack Haines - Jul 2025

This largest ever Aquador looks like the finest HT model yet. Motor Boat & Yachting

About

The hull has a fine entry, tall sides and spray rails that lift cleanly at a 25-knot cruise. The deck layout keeps a large aft platform, built-in steps to the side decks and a rigid hard top with sliding roof panels. Outboards push top speed above 40 knots, while Volvo D4-320 sterndrives reach about 37 knots with joystick control. The inboard option cuts draft and weight aft. The helm sits high with a deep screen and clear sightlines. Owners tend to use the boat for short passages, mixed-weather cruising and Nordic-style lock-and-leave berthing. The Aquador 400 HT for sale sits in a sector where safe decks and simple operation matter more than high style.