HISWA: Smaller but Beautiful Yachts

catmando · Mar 1, 2006

YachtForums said:

That Mochi; called the “Maxidolphin” is one BIG boat. It’s not your everyday lobster (New England/picnic/downeast; whatever you call ‘em in your hometown). It’s twice the size of your average dayboat and at 74’, it's no slouch either. With a cruise of 28 knots and a top-end of 32 knots, it’ll keep pace up with your average downeast.

What’s surprising is (and correct me if I’m wrong)… it’s not often you see an Italian boat emulate an American style. And another surprise… how often do you see a lobster hiding tenders under the tail? If the money's right, Mochi might have a market with this monster. Classic, retro-style with size, speed and comfort. Anyone up for a picnic?
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I like everything about this boat. Its lines are beautiful in their simplicity. A very good decision not to "overdesign". Excellent speed for a 74' yacht. I wonder if it will plane off??

Is there a website? I want to see the interior. You know how the Italians are; they do strange things inside a boat.

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HISWA: Smaller but Beautiful Yachts

catmando Senior Member