Dutch yard Moonen Yachts has introduced its latest flagship model, the Moonen 133 Mallorca, at this year's Monaco Yacht Show. The model will be built exclusively to order in collaboration with IYC, with the first delivery slot available in 2027.
At 40.5 metres, the Moonen 133 Mallorca carries similar design cues to the shipyard's 110 Mustique and 122 Martinique models, including long-range cruising capability, a steel displacement hull and aluminium superstructure. Changes have been made to the level of customisation, including in her Vripack interiors and the choice between an interior beach club aft or a stepped aft-deck pool area.
Read More/News anchors: Day three at the Monaco Yacht Show 2025Her 430GT interiors are Mallorca-inspired and defined by a "relaxed yet sophisticated character". The distinctive, asymmetric owner's cabin is the highlight, with the bed positioned to port and a walk-in dressing room and en suite to starboard. Alternatively, the bed can be placed centrally and forward of the walk-in dressing room and en suite, with a more traditional starboard-side entrance. Full height windows, integrated storage and multiple dining options create a sociable onboard environment.
"We’re opening an exciting new chapter for our clients who seek the perfect balance of adventure, comfort and elegant design,” said Moonen’s global sales representative, Richard Gray. "This yacht embodies everything Moonen stands for, from long-range capability and refined craftsmanship to understated elegance, and I invite discerning owners to experience this new flagship firsthand."
The 133 Mallorca will have a maximum speed of 15 knots and a range of 4,000 nautical miles cruising at 10 knots. A 2.4-metre draft makes her "perfectly suited" for accessing small anchorages and shallow waters, such as in the Bahamas.
Moonen Yachts recently celebrated the launch of its seventh Moonen 122 Martinique, Ad Astra.
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