Sailing Yacht · 16,00 m MAPOTI
MAPOTI was built with sophisticated techniques and software which have enabled the perfect combination of weight, length, width and waterline.
In 2018 she undertook a complete refit: new standing & running rigging, new paint job on hull and spars, new engine, new B&G Zeus 3 instruments, etc. for up to 150 000 EUR. In 2014, she also undertook a refit including hull bottom rebuilding and reinforcement around the keel and mast areas. This has been undertaken at Grand Soleil shipyard in Italy.
Specifications
- Model
- SLY 53
- Year built / Refit
- 2008 / 2019
- Builder
- SLY Yachts
- Architect
- Studio Lostuzzi Yacht Design
- Length
- 16,00 m
- Beam
- 4,40 m
- Draft
- 3,00 m
- Displacement
- 13,00 t
- Construction
- Carbon / Glass fiber / Epoxy sandwich
- Engine
- 75Hp VOLVO
- Fuel capacity
- 275 l
- Fuel consumption
- 5 l/h
- Water capacity
- 550 l
- Cruising speed
- 7 knots
- Range
- 300 nm
- Flag
- Gibraltar
- Cabins
- 3
- Guests
- 6
News & publications
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September 25, 2026CNB 100 WHIMSEA: Award-Winning Carbon Sailing...
Built in 2009 by the French yard CNB, WHIMSEA (ex-CHRISCO) is a 30.50m custom carbon composite sailing yacht designed by Luca Brenta & Co. Her sleek, uninterrupted lines are crowned by a fully glazed coachroof, her signature feature, which floods the saloon with natural...
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