Haiami

Twelve guests across six cabins is a full-house yacht, and Custom Line put the owner's suite on the main deck of Haiami rather than tucking it below, the layout of a boat built for entertaining as much as cruising. She was delivered in 2022 and lies now in Ancona, Italy.

Build and provenance

Custom Line built Haiami in 2022, a 33-metre displacement motor yacht on a single monohull carrying 262 gross tons, real volume for her length. Her hull and superstructure are both built in GRP, a durable, easily maintained material. No refit is recorded since delivery, so 2022 remains the year a survey will measure her against.

Layout and accommodation

Twelve guests sleep across six cabins, with a crew of seven aboard to look after them, close to a one-to-two ratio that supports a full boat comfortably. The owner's suite sits on the main deck, away from the lower-deck guest cabins, giving whoever takes it a private deck-level retreat with easy access to the saloon.

Performance and engineering

Haiami cruises at 12 knots and reaches 17 at full speed, a displacement yacht's numbers built around range and a level ride rather than outright pace. Her beam measures 8.1 metres, keeping the hull wide enough to hold that gross tonnage without extra length. No engine or tankage details are recorded for this listing, so her speed figures are what a buyer has to plan a passage around for now.

Where she lies and how to see her

Haiami lies in Ancona, Italy. We handle the viewing and stand by for it, and after an offer is accepted, the survey and sea trial that come next are ours to run. She also sits in our charter fleet, with a programme that covers Italy, France, Monaco, Malta and Spain, so a buyer can charter her first before deciding to buy.