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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November 6, 2026MANA KAI: Spend Christmas in the Caribbean,...
MANA KAI offers a special opportunity to celebrate Christmas in the Caribbean aboard a 23.99m Sunreef 80 refitted in 2026. Available for Christmas week with disembarkation in Saint Barth on 26 or 27 December, she is offered at EUR 67,500 per week + 30% APA instead of EUR 75,000,...
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November 5, 2026ATLANTIC: A World Tour by Luxury Sailing...
ATLANTIC is beginning a new chapter with a world tour that will take the 64.50m classic schooner through some of the planet’s most remarkable cruising grounds. Built in 2010 and refitted in 2025, this recreation of the legendary 1903 ATLANTIC accommodates up to 12 guests across 6...
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November 4, 2026Christmas 2026: Caribbean or New Zealand by...
Several opportunities remain to celebrate Christmas 2026 by yacht across two very different regions. In the Caribbean, MANA KAI, ONE PLANET and HOUBARA offer festive cruising between tropical beaches, sheltered anchorages and island destinations during the high season. Across the...
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