Amity

Balanced proportions from Zuccon International Project set the tone for Amity, a Custom Line motor yacht built in two thousand and eighteen and offered from Miami Beach. At thirty-three metres and 262 gross tons, she carries the Navetta 33 layout, an outline styled for calm, level lines rather than sporting flourish.

Build and provenance

Custom Line built her with a GRP hull and a GRP superstructure, a straightforward construction for a displacement motor yacht of this size. The Navetta 33 name places Amity within an established Custom Line model line, and her exterior design by Zuccon International Project gives her the marque's familiar proportions rather than a one-off profile. For a buyer, that means a design language that has already been refined across the yard's range, not a first attempt at a new shape.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five cabins, and the owner's suite sits on the main deck, apart from the four guest cabins below. That arrangement gives clear separation between the owner and the guest cabins, while keeping the plan simple to move around. A crew of five looks after the ten guests aboard, enough hands to keep service attentive without crowding the boat.

Performance and engineering

Amity cruises at twelve knots, and her top speed sits at the same figure rather than a wider performance band. For a buyer that reads as a yacht set up to hold one steady, efficient pace on passage, rather than a boat built to sprint between anchorages and idle the rest of the time.

Where she lies and how to see her

Amity lies in Miami Beach. A viewing can be arranged through us, and we are there for it alongside you. Once you make an accepted offer, survey and sea trial follow before she changes hands.