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$14,500,000 EUR
+53 moreMakeMaori
Year2023
Length38.2m10.6m beam
Cabins5
Draft4.4m
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K+ is a Maori 125 built in 2023, representing the flagship model from Maori Yachts. A performance-driven semi-displacement yacht with a striking modern profile, she combines bold Italian design and strong long-range capability. Built with a GRP hull and superstructure and teak decks, K+ is presented in turnkey condition and offers an outstanding opportunity for an owner seeking a highly distinctive yacht in the 40-meter market.
Designed by Marco Ciampa Architecture & Design Studio, K+ stands out for her aggressive, contemporary exterior lines and remarkable beam, which creates exceptional interior volume and expansive deck spaces for a yacht of her size. Her semi-displacement hull offers a strong balance between comfort, efficiency and performance, with a transoceanic range of approximately 3,700 nautical miles at 10 knots.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeMaori
Year2023
Dimensions
Length overall38.2m
Beam10.6m
Draft4.4m
Accommodation
Cabins5
Features
On board
Twin MAN V12 engines
Zero-speed CMC Marine stabilizers
Sidepower bow thruster
Sidepower stern thruster
Furuno navigation suite
VSAT
SAT TV
Full GMDSS compliance
GRP hull and superstructure
Teak decks
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