Moca

Two children's staterooms and a playroom put family life at the centre of how Moca is used, a layout choice that shapes the rest of the yacht around it. Benetti built her in 2016 and completed refit works on her in 2024, so the family-first layout comes with an interior refreshed well after delivery rather than dating back to it.

Build and provenance

Benetti delivered Moca in 2016 as a custom 64-metre motor yacht, and refit works were completed on her in 2024. She is currently completing her ten-year survey in dry dock, which the source describes as offering buyers maximum transparency, since whatever the survey finds is visible before a sale closes rather than surfacing afterwards.

Layout and accommodation

The bridge deck carries a full-beam master suite, giving the owner a floor entirely their own above the guest decks. Two children's staterooms and a playroom sit apart from the adult cabins, and an elevator serves every deck, useful for families moving young children and gear between levels rather than climbing stairs each time. Bright, contemporary interiors with expansive windows keep the lower decks from feeling enclosed.

Performance and engineering

Her hull is a displacement monohull, the type built for a steady, comfortable motion rather than outright pace, in keeping with a yacht set up around family time rather than fast point-to-point runs.

On deck and at anchor

A sun deck Jacuzzi and a dedicated sun deck give the upper levels their own leisure space, and al fresco dining keeps meals outdoors when the weather allows. The bridge deck itself carries a bar and dining space of its own, so the family living area is not confined to one level.

Where she lies and how to see her

Boatcrowd represents Moca to buyers and arranges every viewing in person, attending alongside you rather than leaving you to inspect alone. Once an offer is accepted, we bring in the surveyor and arrange the sea trial, carrying the sale through to handover.