Curfew II

A ten-guest yacht with seven crew is built for a certain pace: unhurried, staffed for more than the minimum, and set up for people who want the boat run for them rather than by them. That is Curfew II, delivered by the Turkish yard Mengi Yay in 2017 and refitted in 2022.

Build and provenance

She is a steel-hulled trawler-style motor yacht at 32 metres, drawn by the Dutch firm Ginton Naval Architects with an interior by Guido de Groot. She was refitted in 2022, work that sits on top of a hull built for range rather than speed. She is classed with the Registro Italiano Navale and flies the Marshall Islands flag.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five staterooms: a full-beam master forward on the main deck and four further cabins on the lower deck. A crew of seven runs the boat, a generous number for ten guests that shows up as attention rather than idle hands.

Performance and engineering

Twin Caterpillar engines at 490 hp each give her a 10-knot cruise and a 12-knot top speed, with a 4,200-nautical-mile range built for genuine passages rather than short hops between anchorages. Two 75 kW generators and a third at 22 kW keep the systems running, and stabilisers work both at anchor and under way, keeping her steady on longer runs.

On deck and at anchor

Underwater lights mark the transom out after dark, air conditioning keeps the cabins comfortable, and WiFi keeps the boat connected through her itinerary.

Where she lies and how to see her

Curfew II is based in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, within reach of the wider coast down to Costa Rica, Belize and Panama. A viewing on board is the natural first step, and we are there for it with you; after that, an accepted offer moves straight into survey and sea trial before anything is signed off. She already sails in our charter fleet, so a buyer who wants to try her first can book a week aboard before committing to buy.