MOZZ is a 20 metre Azimut from 2019, a quick and contemporary flybridge motor yacht that brings the Italian yard’s blend of pace and modern style to the clear water of Ibiza and the Balearics. She looks after eight guests across four cabins with a crew of two, and her appeal is immediate: a planted, capable hull built for the coast, sun soaked decks for long days in the open air and a crisp, light filled interior that keeps a small party close and comfortable. For a family or a group of friends who want a stylish, properly run yacht with genuine turn of speed and an easy pace, she reads as sporty, fresh and genuinely sociable through a long week aboard.
Her point of difference is the modern Azimut design and the performance that comes with it. The yard built its name on clean, well proportioned yachts that ride cleanly and carry more light and volume than their length suggests, and MOZZ shows that character throughout, a confident cruise and a top end near thirty two knots from her twin Caterpillar engines. That turn of speed shortens the run between Ibiza and Formentera to a lively dash and opens up the quiet coves beyond, while her recent build means a charter aboard her feels current and well tended, the finishes crisp and the systems fresh from the first day.
Life in the open air spreads across her decks. The flybridge is the natural gathering point, a run of soft seating and a sunpad open to the sky with a shaded corner for a long lunch, the sociable heart of the yacht for drinks as the light drops over the bay. A deck below, the bow opens into a sunpad for lying out over the water away from the party, the aft deck sets out a shaded table for alfresco dining a few paces from the sea, and a swim platform at the stern keeps the tender and the water toys close at hand for a day of swimming and exploring the coast.
Inside, the main deck is bright and contemporary, finished in crisp timber and cool tones that keep the space light. The saloon gathers around a long sofa with the sea drawn in through tall windows on both sides, and a second seating zone looking aft opens to the deck through wide glass, carrying the social life toward the open air. Forward, a dining area sits beside the lower helm beneath soft light, close to the galley and the crew, part of the easy flow of the deck. The finish is sharp and modern throughout, pale joinery against cool upholstery with dark accents, a considered look that feels fresh by day and soft after dark.
Accommodation is arranged over four cabins for eight guests. The master cabin takes a private, well lit full beam position with a wide bed, a porthole drawing in the sea, good storage and its own bathroom, while a VIP cabin with an island bed and a twin, each quiet and comfortable with their own facilities, look after the rest of the party below. It is a flexible plan that suits a family or a group of friends, the twin ready for children or younger guests sharing, every cabin lined in the same crisp timber as the main deck and finished to the same modern standard.
Under way she is in her element, a quick, assured planing yacht that holds a fast, dry cruise and feels planted even when pressing on toward her top end. Her natural ground is the Balearics, the clear water and quiet coves of Ibiza and Formentera, the coast of Mallorca and the wider western Mediterranean all within an easy run, exactly the kind of coastal cruising a yacht with her turn of speed was made for. Fast, fresh and sensibly crewed, MOZZ is a lively and family friendly way to charter the Balearics with the whole party kept close.
