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Avis sur le Motorboat Mochi Craft CALIARI 50 1150hp
Yacht · 49 ft (15 m) · Vathy
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Mochi Craft
- Modèle
- CALIARI 50
- Longueur
- 49 ft (15 m)
- Passagers
- 10
- Cabines
- 2
Verdict
The Mochi Craft Caliari 50 is a stylish Italian motor yacht with strong cruising performance, a practical 49-foot footprint, and enough guest capacity for day use. Its appeal is strongest for owners who value classic lines and solid offshore character over maximum cabin count or ultra-modern amenities.
Avantages
- +Distinctive Mochi Craft styling with a premium Italian profile
- +1150 hp total gives confident cruising performance for a 49-ft yacht
- +10-person cruising capacity suits entertaining and day trips
- +Shaft-drive layout is typically durable and familiar for owners
Inconvénients
- −Only 2 cabins for a 49-ft yacht limits overnight flexibility
- −Older platform may require refit-sensitive maintenance planning
- −Value depends heavily on condition, refit quality, and equipment level
- −Not optimized for maximum interior volume versus newer designs
The Caliari 50 follows Mochi Craft’s traditional Italian motor-yacht aesthetic: low-slung lines, a sporting stance, and a layout aimed more at elegant cruising than aggressive styling. At about 49 feet, it sits in a segment where design quality and build character matter as much as raw size, and that is where Mochi models usually stand out.
With 1150 hp listed, the boat should deliver lively coastal cruising and comfortable passage-making rather than purely sedate displacement behavior. The shaft-drive setup is a sensible choice for a yacht of this type, generally favoring robustness and predictable handling, especially in the hands of experienced operators.
Comfort is adequate for a boat of this size, but the 2-cabin arrangement is the main limiter if the goal is extended family cruising or frequent overnight trips with guests. For day charter use, the 10-person capacity is more practical, but buyers should expect a layout that prioritizes classic yacht proportions over maximizing berth count or interior volume.
In value terms, the Caliari 50 is best judged as a used classic rather than a contemporary benchmark. It can be attractive if the refit is strong and maintenance history is clear, but its age and more compact accommodations mean it competes on character, not on the latest space or systems package.


