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Yaloou Dream

Yaloou Dream review

Yacht · 72 ft (22 m) · Mykonos

GGetBoat EditorialReviewed August 29, 2026
4.2/ 5
expert score
Design4.4
Performance4.5
Comfort4.0
Handling4.1
Value3.8

Key specs

Builder
Mangusta
Model
Mangusta 72
Length
72 ft (22 m)
Guests
7
Cabins
3
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Verdict

The Mangusta 72 is a fast, stylish open yacht with strong performance, a proven 3-cabin layout, and good guest capacity for its size. Yaloou Dream’s 2023 refit and practical amenities improve appeal, but the short charter-boat accommodation setup and limited crew mean it suits day cruising and short stays better than l

Pros

  • +Distinctive Mangusta open-yacht styling
  • +Strong speed-oriented performance profile
  • +Three cabins for up to seven guests
  • +2023 refit and practical charter amenities

Cons

  • Open layout offers less weather protection than enclosed yachts
  • Two crew limit service depth on busy charters
  • Space is tighter than on similarly sized flybridge yachts
  • Listing data can vary across sources, so exact specs should be verified

The Mangusta 72 is a performance-focused open yacht with the low, sleek profile and aggressive lines the brand is known for. Yaloou Dream follows that formula closely, pairing a sporty exterior with a charter-friendly 3-cabin arrangement. The 2023 refit is a meaningful plus, especially for a yacht in this age bracket, because it helps keep the interior and onboard systems more current.

On the water, the Mangusta 72 is built for speed and responsive handling rather than slow, displacement-style cruising. Its high-power setup and planing hull character make it a strong choice for covering ground quickly and enjoying an engaging ride, though that same performance bias typically brings more noise, more motion in rougher conditions, and higher fuel use than more sedate yachts.

For livability, the yacht is well suited to small groups, with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and a straightforward guest layout that works well for short charters. Comfort is good for an open yacht of this type, but interior volume and weather protection are more limited than on enclosed or larger flybridge designs. Value depends heavily on charter pricing and upkeep, but the combination of brand, performance, and refit gives it credible appeal.

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