MAORO

MAORO is a 34.53-metre Sunseeker motor yacht, built in 2013 and comprehensively refitted in 2023, registered under the Luxembourg flag. She sits within a class of planing hull sportscruisers that prioritise pace and presence, and the 2023 refit signals that her current condition reflects considerably more than her build year alone.

At ten guests across five cabins, MAORO operates with a one-to-two crew-to-guest ratio — attentive without being overwhelming. She is well suited to active families, mixed-generation groups, and social charters where variety of experience matters. Her charter regions span the broader Mediterranean with a particular focus on Greece and the Mykonos circuit, which aligns naturally with her profile: a yacht built for destinations where the water is the main event. She is not ideally suited to guests seeking a passage-making or long-range ocean crossing experience, nor those expecting the formal service cadence of a larger superyacht.

Among Sunseeker builds of her era, MAORO holds her own as a capable open-water performer. Her planing hull delivers a cruise speed of 17 knots with a maximum of 23, while a range of 1,250 nautical miles places her towards the more self-sufficient end of day-charter sportscruisers. Underway stabilizers make that passage speed considerably more comfortable for guests on multi-day itineraries. At 236 gross tons, she carries enough volume to feel spacious without losing the responsive handling that defines the Sunseeker character.

Life aboard MAORO is oriented firmly around outdoor living and water access. The sun deck, foredeck seating, deck jacuzzi, and swimming platform create a layered social environment across multiple levels, while the exterior bar consolidates the outdoor entertaining proposition. Her water toy inventory is unusually comprehensive for her size — two Yamaha GP 1800 jet-skis, a pair of Seabobs, a Zapata flyboard, wakeboards, wakesurf, water skis, paddleboards, and fishing and snorkelling equipment constitute a programme capable of filling days without ever pulling into a marina. Crew of five are positioned to manage both the yacht charter operation and a full water sports day simultaneously.

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