Muma

A Registro Italiano Navale classification and a Francesco Paszkowski exterior line make up the paper trail behind Muma's build. Sanlorenzo delivered her in 2016, flying a Malta flag, and she lies now in Cancun, Mexico. For a buyer looking at a used yacht, a class society survey and a named designer are the kind of provenance that either exists on paper or does not.

Build and provenance

She is a GRP monohull, a flybridge motor yacht built by Sanlorenzo, with exterior and interior design by Francesco Paszkowski. Class is Registro Italiano Navale, and she carries a Malta flag. At 155 gross tons over 29 metres, Muma holds more volume than her length alone suggests, and a class-society hull means her structure has already been checked against an independent standard rather than the yard's word alone.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep across four cabins, the full-beam Owner's Stateroom, a VIP cabin and two further guest cabins completing the deck, one of them fitted with a Pullman berth. A crew of four runs the boat, a one-to-two ratio against her guest count that keeps service close without a large team to house. Her flybridge sits above the accommodation, an open deck for dining and sunbeds rather than a passage space.

Performance and engineering

Two 1,900 hp MTU 16V 2000 M84 engines give Muma an 18-knot cruise and a 28-knot top speed, enough to cover the coast in a single day's run rather than an overnight passage. Zero-speed stabilisers hold her level at anchor as well as under way. Two Kohler generators rated at 45 kW each keep the air-conditioning and systems running independent of the main engines, and a 440-nautical-mile range gives her the legs to move between anchorages without refuelling at each stop.

On deck and at anchor

A BBQ station and sunpads sit under the open sun deck, with a swimming platform at the stern for the water. WiFi and air-conditioning run throughout, connectivity and comfort for guests who want both with the coastline.

Where she lies and how to see her

Muma lies in Cancun, Mexico. Boatcrowd arranges every viewing in person and is on hand throughout each one, and once a buyer's offer is accepted we bring in an independent surveyor and set the sea trial for the same visit wherever we can.