A new central agency has been announced on the 33.5-metre Canados motor yacht Layazula, now listed for sale with Kyle van Huizen and Mark Burdis from Yachtzoo.
Built in GRP and delivered in 20024 from the yard's facilities in Rome, she is one of six yachts in the builder's 110 series. She recently received several upgrades, including new teak decks, two Kohler generators installed in 2025, a new six-person Jacuzzi and upgraded air-conditioning systems.
Her classic white exterior and naval architecture were developed by the shipyard, while her interior styling was penned by Dottie Turner.
Dark wood panelling and contrasting neutral furniture create a sophisticated yet inviting atmosphere. Her spacious main saloon boasts two sofas adorned with colourful scatter cushions, each bracketing a low, glass-topped coffee table and complemented by a TV on a central unit.
Two wooden side tables are situated on either side of curved glass doors leading to the main deck aft. A formal dining area sits forward, complete with a glass table and eight white, high-backed chairs bracketed by storage cupboards.
She sleeps up to 12 guests across a five-cabin layout, including an owner's cabin complete with an en suite bathroom. She also boasts accommodation for up to six crew members.
The main deck aft serves as a relaxed al fresco dining and lounging space with uninterrupted views, complete with a 10-person table and curved sofa overlooking the water.
Her upper deck serves as another excellent venue for entertaining, thanks to a bar and dining table with 12 chairs. A sheltered sunpad provides a prime sunbathing spot for all seasons, while a six-person Jacuzzi offers guests a chance to unwind after a day at sea.
Guests can also retreat to the foredeck where a large sunpad has been positioned, creating a private retreat away from the main living and socialising areas.
Layazula also carries a wide selection of water toys, including jet skis, Seabobs and snorkelling equipment, as well as a Williams Diesel Jet tender.
The yacht for sale is powered by two MTU 16V 2000 M91 diesel engines and can reach a maximum speed of up to 28 knots, with a cruising speed of 25 knots.
Lying in Malta, Layazula is asking €4,500,000.