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Avis sur le Mimi Libeccio 13.5
Yacht · 44 ft (13 m) · Split
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Mimi
- Modèle
- Libeccio 13.5
- Longueur
- 44 ft (13 m)
- Passagers
- 6
- Cabines
- 3
Verdict
The Mimi Libeccio 13.5 is a neo-classic Italian cruiser that blends traditional gozzo styling with modern cabin-boat practicality. It offers strong build appeal, a capable twin-engine setup, and flexible 3-cabin accommodation, though its price proposition depends heavily on whether buyers value design and finish over o
Avantages
- +Distinctive traditional-gozzo styling with modern detailing
- +Twin 370 hp engines give strong top-end pace for the size
- +Three-cabin layout suits family cruising or charter use
- +CE Category B and offshore-capable for a boat of this type
Inconvénients
- −Interior volume is good, but not as large as some sport cruisers of similar length
- −Cabin and berth layouts vary by configuration, which can complicate comparisons
- −Fuel and systems capacity are adequate, but not exceptional for extended cruising
- −Premium styling likely places it above entry-level value
The Libeccio 13.5 is one of Cantiere Mimi’s flagship cabin models, and its appeal starts with the design. It keeps the brand’s recognizable neo-classic gozzo profile while adding a full cabin layout, three cabins in the reviewed version, and a contemporary deck-house arrangement that broadens its use beyond short day trips.
On the water, the boat is typically fitted with twin Yanmar 370 hp engines and is widely reported with a top speed of about 30 knots. That puts it in the fast-cruising category rather than the high-performance segment, but the shaft-drive setup and moderate draft should make it feel composed and predictable rather than overly nervous.
For comfort and livability, the three-cabin configuration is the key strength. It is well suited to six sleeping guests, though public listings show that passenger capacity can vary by version and may be higher for day use. The tradeoff is that the boat is more about efficient use of space and style than about maximum volume.
Value is strongest for buyers who want a characterful Italian yacht with flexible cabin options and solid cruising ability. It is less compelling if the priority is the most spacious interior or the lowest-cost way to get 44 feet of accommodation.
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