Masha

Fourteen guests across six cabins is built for a group holiday that outgrows most yachts her length, and Masha's steel hull points at a lifestyle of longer legs between stops rather than day trips. Numarine built her in 2021 as part of the 32XP series, built for that kind of cruising.

Build and provenance

She has a steel hull with a GRP superstructure. At 32 metres and 299 gross tonnage, she carries more interior volume than her length alone would suggest, space a buyer feels most across her six cabins and the decks around them.

Layout and accommodation

A full-beam owner's cabin sits on the main deck, and six cabins in total sleep up to 14 guests. A crew of 6 runs the boat, a ratio that suits a full owner's party more than a couple travelling light.

Performance and engineering

Twin MAN diesel engines give her a 12-knot pace, whether cruising or pushed, in keeping with a full-displacement hull built for range rather than speed. An active stabilisation system works both under way and at anchor, the kind of setup that matters more on long passages than short hops.

Where she lies and how to see her

Masha lies in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. Boatcrowd sets up and attends every viewing, and a survey and sea trial follow once an offer is accepted.