Mazu 132DS Iate a motor

Owning the Mazu 132DS begins differently from commissioning a new build. Delivered in 2025 and offered as a used yacht, she is already afloat and ready to view rather than a set of drawings to sign off. At 40 metres and 132 feet, with a steel hull under her, she is a substantial yacht for an owner to take on directly, with the questions that come after a viewing rather than before a keel is laid.

Build and provenance

Mazu built the 132DS in 2025 as a steel-hulled monohull, designed for range and comfort rather than outright speed. Her beam of 8.3 metres is generous for her length, giving the interior extra width to work with. No refit year is on record for her yet, which for a yacht built as recently as 2025 is simply the position she starts from: whatever comes next is the new owner's to plan.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five cabins aboard the Mazu 132DS, room enough for two to a cabin without anyone doubling up unnecessarily. Five separate cabins for that number of guests is the kind of arrangement an owner can hand to a family or a group of friends and expect everyone to have their own space to retreat to.

Performance and engineering

A 12-knot cruise and a 16-knot top speed make her primarily a coastal cruiser, with enough in reserve for a faster passage when conditions allow. Her engines are not specified in the listing, so a buyer weighing running costs will want that detail confirmed at survey rather than assumed from the speed figures alone.

Where she lies and how to see her

The Mazu 132DS lies in Altinova, Turkey. Boatcrowd manages enquiries and arranges a viewing on request, and once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial follow before handover.