Maori 125

The Maori 125 is a superyacht built for owners who want it all—range, presence, and individuality. At 38 metres, it offers the space and volume to create a true on-water residence, while carrying forward the bold style and design clarity that define every Maori.

With a beam of over 10 metres and a hull engineered for both speed and stability, the Maori 125 moves with confidence in any conditions. Power options deliver serious cruising range, while the hull form ensures efficiency on long passages. Whether crossing continents or island-hopping in the Med, it's built for owners who see distance as part of the adventure.

On deck, the scale opens up possibilities. Expansive lounging areas, shaded dining for a crowd, and a transformer swim platform make it as comfortable at anchor as it is underway. A full-beam beach club keeps you connected to the water, while concealed storage holds tenders and toys neatly out of sight.

Inside, the layout is shaped entirely around the owner's vision. Multiple lounges, a formal dining space, and accommodations for up to ten guests can all be finished in materials chosen through the in-house atelier. From quiet, understated palettes to bold, architectural statements, there are no templates here—only choices. The Maori 125 is where scale meets individuality—a superyacht built not for the market, but for one owner at a time.

At 38 metres, the Maori 125 is impossible to overlook. Its sharp lines, low stance, and sculptural geometry give it an unmistakable identity—one that's equally at home in Monaco, Mykonos, or Muscat. It's a yacht that commands attention, yet still feels balanced and proportionate from every angle.

Size doesn't mean compromise. The Maori 125 is engineered for comfortable, stable cruising, with a hull form optimised for efficiency over long distances. Power options allow for extended cruising at pace, giving owners the freedom to cover serious ground without sacrificing comfort or control.

The decks are designed for connection—to the water, to your guests, and to the moment. A shaded cockpit lounge flows to expansive sunpads, while the transformer swim platform creates seamless sea access. The full-beam beach club brings the waterline experience to life, perfect for swimming, launching toys, or entertaining close to shore.

Step inside, and the Maori 125 becomes entirely yours. The layout can include multiple lounges, a formal dining room, a galley that works the way you do, and up to five guest suites. Through the in-house atelier, every surface, fabric, and detail is chosen to suit your taste—whether you lean toward understated calm or bold statements.

With serious fuel capacity and an efficient hull, the Maori 125 turns distant destinations into easy options. From Gulf crossings to Mediterranean island-hopping, it offers the range and reliability to make spontaneous travel a reality. The stability and efficiency of its hull mean fewer stops, smoother passages, and the freedom to choose your course without watching the fuel gauge.

Every Maori 125 is built in Italy using a process that blends advanced technology with meticulous craftsmanship. The hull and superstructure are created through vacuum infusion of composite, reinforced with a PVC core and vinylester resin for optimal strength-to-weight and long-term durability. From the engineering beneath the surface to the hand-finished details inside, every element is chosen to suit both your vision and the demands of the sea.

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