Maori 46FT Inboard For Sale

Maori / Maori 46FT Inboard

The Maori 46 is a remarkable open yacht that perfectly blends avant-garde design with superior performance, making it an ideal choice for those who seek both style and substance on the water. With its striking profile, this vessel turns heads in any marina, characterized by clean lines and a sophisticated aesthetic. Crafted with precision in Italy, the Maori 46 is built using high-quality GRP materials, ensuring durability and a lightweight structure that enhances its speed and efficiency.

This yacht measures approximately 14 meters in length, offering ample space for relaxation and entertainment. The open design allows for an uninterrupted flow between the interior and exterior spaces, making it perfect for social gatherings or peaceful retreats. The Maori 46 can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests during the day, with sleeping arrangements for 2 in two well-appointed cabin, making overnight trips an absolute pleasure.

Powered by robust inboard engines, this yacht can reach impressive speeds, offering a cruising speed of 42 knots and a top speed of 50 knots, ensuring that every journey is both thrilling and smooth. The planning hull configuration further enhances its performance, providing stability and agility in various sea conditions.

Designed by the renowned Italian naval architect Marco Ciampa, the Maori 46 reflects meticulous attention to detail and innovative engineering. Its interior spaces are designed by the in-house team at Maori, offering a harmonious blend of comfort and luxury.

With a new price starting around 800,000 EUR, the Maori 46 is an exceptional investment for those passionate about yachting. The used market sees prices ranging from 500,000 to 650,000 EUR, depending on the condition and year of manufacture.

Length

14.2M

Beam

4.7M

Draft

0.9M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Crew

Cruise Speed

42KT

Max Speed

50KT

Fuel

2000L

Range

250NM

Engine

2 x Volvo D11 725 HP

Naval

Marco Ciampa

Exterior

Marco Ciampa

Interior

Maori in-house team

Maori 46FT Inboard Price

New Starting From

€800,000

High Price Brokerage

€650,000

Low Price Brokerage

€500,000

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Open yachts are usually a trade: style for space. The Maori 46 refuses the trade. At 14.2 metres she carries the sharp, uninterrupted profile of a true day boat, drawn by the Italian naval architect Marco Ciampa, yet she still finds room for a cabin below, two Volvo D11 engines and a 0.9 metre draught shallow enough for anchorages far beyond the reach of most yachts her length. She is quick, too: 42 knots at cruise, 50 at the top end, figures that put her ahead of most open yachts in her class. A single cabin sleeps two, a deliberate choice that keeps her an owner’s boat rather than a charter platform, while the open deck hosts twelve for the day without feeling crowded. Built in Italy with a new price around 800,000 euros, the Maori 46 is a direct, well judged entry point into fast, design led yachting for an owner who wants presence on the water without the overhead of a larger yacht.

Performance

Forty two knots at cruise is not a typo. It is the point of the boat.

Twin Volvo D11 engines, each delivering 725 horsepower, drive the Maori 46 to a 50 knot top speed, figures that place her firmly among the faster open yachts of her length. A 2,000 litre fuel capacity gives a 250 nautical mile range at cruise, enough for a full day of fast running between anchorages with margin to spare. The planing hull holds its line at speed, and the 0.9 metre draught that makes her so useful in shallow water never comes at the cost of stability when the throttles are open.

Exterior Design

Marco Ciampa drew a profile that looks fast standing still.

The Italian naval architect’s lines run clean from bow to stern, with no broken sheer and no detail that does not serve the shape. At 4.7 metres beam against 14.2 metres of length, the proportions favour speed over volume, giving her the taut, athletic stance that open yacht buyers look for. GRP construction keeps weight down and performance up, and the low profile makes her easy to handle alongside and comfortable to helm at speed. She draws attention in a marina for the same reason she performs well at sea: nothing about her shape is there by accident.

Interior & Accommodation

One cabin. Two berths. A boat built for an owner, not a charter roster.

Maori’s own interior team has fitted a single well appointed cabin below, sized for genuine comfort rather than stretched to accommodate more guests than the hull can reasonably carry. It is a layout that suits a couple or a small family making the most of day trips with the option of staying aboard overnight, rather than a yacht built to sleep a full charter party. The choice keeps the Maori 46 honest about what she is: a fast, design forward open yacht first, with just enough accommodation to extend a good day on the water into an evening.

Living Spaces

By day, the Maori 46 holds twelve guests without ever feeling crowded.

The open deck layout, true to the Maori name, removes the barriers between helm, lounge and cockpit, so guests move freely from bow to stern as the day unfolds. Seating is arranged for conversation at anchor and security underway, with sightlines kept open across the full length of the boat. It is a deck built around entertaining in short bursts rather than long voyages, suited to lunch stops, swim calls and fast transfers between favourite anchorages along the coast.

Ownership & Specification

A crew of one and a price under a million euros make the Maori 46 an unusually accessible entry into fast yachting.

New pricing sits at approximately 800,000 euros, with twin Volvo D11 engines, a 250 nautical mile range and a 50 knot top speed included as standard rather than as an expensive option. Engineered entirely in house by Maori, she asks little in the way of crew or running cost for the performance and presence she offers. For an owner drawn to Marco Ciampa’s design language and a genuine turn of speed, the Maori 46 is a focused, well priced way in.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Maori 46FT Inboard side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Maori 46FT Inboard stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.