The 54ft XXL embraces the force of Maori’s most legendary tender yacht, elevating the might of its engine that cuts through the water without hesitation by providing wide lounging areas throughout its construction. 

An Opac Mare Transformer 3 Step enables for simple boarding on deck, where three electric guest seats with foldable functions and a huge sunbed with a fore-facing sofa that covers the entire bow are available. 

Despite its emphasis on maximising outdoor space, the yacht also provides protection via the awning system of the line’s iconic hardtop, which draws over the whole deck, as well as unique interiors with a galley and bathroom below.

The 46ft has the same shapes as the 54ft and makes every sea trial an exciting experience. It takes the shape of a chase boat with a stylish cabin that comes in two versions with different space layouts. 

The main cabin is furnished for maximum comfort and is located on the elegantly decorated deck where one may lounge while absorbing their surroundings. 

The space is totally customizable, with the option of adding an extra sleeping quarter if necessary. The 46ft can be be ordered with an outboard motor.

The 64ft is inspired by the philosophy of a sports vessel and combines utility and style with an attractive form that reflects Marco Ciampa’s minimalism. Its diving wall structure, along with sleek clean lines, promotes a tight connection to the sea, making it a physical representation of the brand’s philosophy. 

The yacht’s distinguishable hardtop cover gives a shady space on deck where one may cool down after soaking up some rays on the big sundeck beneath which is a garage that can fit a 2.80m waterjet tender. 

A huge master cabin is located below deck, along with a living room that can be turned into a second cabin with the addition of a kitchen, two bathrooms, and a crew space.

The 78ft was designed to attract attention with its vast size and elegant, stylish style, providing an unforgettable sea voyage. 

Wide open spaces encompass the yacht from bow to stern, allowing guests to soak up the rays while the captain navigates beneath the shelter of the protected deck area. 

The stern also has a large storage area where a tender can be kept, and two cabins are located below deck.