Mana I Superyacht

Van Oossanen drew both the exterior and the interior of Mana I, so the lines of her hull and the rooms inside it come from a single studio. She is a 118ft (36m) superyacht built in 2020, one of five Mulder-built yachts in the Boatcrowd fleet.

On deck

Her deck jacuzzi is a place to sit in water out in the open, and her beach club and swim platform bring the sea itself within a step, so getting in and out at anchor is simple.

Water toys

Mana I carries a Williams diesel jet tender for runs ashore, and two Yamaha Wave Runners give two riders a jet ski each, with a flyboard that works off them. Two Seabob F5S, two inflatable paddleboards and an E-surf go in the water alongside, and for anyone who wants to be towed there are water skis, a wakeboard and a towable tube. Fishing gear and snorkelling equipment complete the set.

Where she cruises

Her home port is Nice, in France. Her cruising grounds take in Spain, France, Italy, Greece and Malta, five Mediterranean countries, so there is a wide spread of coastline to choose from.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins sleep ten guests: two hold king beds, two hold doubles, and two pullman berths make up the rest. A crew of six looks after them, which means more than one crew member for every two guests.

Comfort under way

Her stabilisers work at zero speed as well as under way, so the roll of lying at anchor and the motion of a passage are both reduced. She cruises at 15 knots, using 280 litres of fuel an hour, with July and August her peak months.

Charter notes

Mana I is offered for charter by the week, and three days is the shortest hire she takes. Two couples or a family fit her well, and by day she takes twelve aboard, two more than sleep in her cabins, so the party can grow by two without anyone giving up a bed.