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Mazu Yachts introduces a new weekend version of the sporty 42 Walk-Around

by Mazu Yachts 18 Feb 2021 03:12 AEDT

Mazu Yachts announces a modified version of its 42 Walk-Around (WA) model devised for more comfortable overnight cruising.

Mazu already produces the 42ST variant with an interior layout designed for use as a superyacht tender. The latest version is based on the same sporty platform as the standard WA model with the identical hull lines and performance. The difference is that the forward sofa seating and dinette have been replaced with a raised sunbed to provide more volume in the bow section below deck.

The result is a comfortable, full-height double cabin ideal for weekend or overnight cruising.

"We've basically adapted the standard layout to offer our clients more choice," says Halit Yukay, brand founder and head designer. "In fact, of the three 42 hulls currently under construction, one is the standard Walk-Around version for a client who has a hotel and will use the boat to shuttle guests back and forth, one is the ST version for use as a superyacht limo tender, and the third is the new version for a client who will use it for weekend cruising around the Greek islands."

Other signature features of the 42WA remain unchanged, from the side companionways for ease of movement and Gaggenau-equipped galley to the carbon epoxy construction and high-performance Volvo Penta IPS propulsion.

A total of six units in the Mazu 42 series have been sold since its debut at the 2017 Cannes Yachting Festival. There are also three Mazu 53 units and one Mazu 62 currently in build at the brand's high-tech facility in Yalova, Turkey.

"I can also announce that we just completing the engineering of a brand new Mazu flagship that is completely different from anything we've done before," says Halit Yakay. "So watch this space!"

Mazu 42 Walk-Around technical specifications

  • Length Overall: 12,20 m (41')
  • Length at Waterline: 10.40 m (34')
  • Beam: 3.70 m (12'1?)
  • Draft (max): 90 cm (2'9?)
  • Displacement: 8 tonnes
  • Berths: 4
  • Hull Material: Carbon Composite
  • Superstructure: Carbon Composite
  • Deck Material: Teak
  • Yacht Designer: Halit Yukay
  • Engines: Volvo Penta IPS 650 (2x480 Hp)
  • Max Speed: 45.0 kts
  • Cruising Speed: 32.0 kts
  • Fuel Capacity: 1000 L / 264 USG
  • Class: Rina CE A/B

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