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Maori Yacht

San Pantaleo, Italy

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What Maori Yacht does.

Maori Yacht is an Italian firm that manufactures special luxury yachts. Their range includes various models such as the 46 FT Inboard and Outboard, the 54 FT XL, Family, 64 FT, 80 FT, 86 FT, 125 FT, as well as a Limousine model. The company also operates projects with a 58 FT Outboard. Maori Yacht offers both new and used yachts. Their yachts are covered by different models that vary in size and functionality. Additionally, the firm is engaged in the area of customized yachts with models like the 64 FT, 80 FT, 86 FT, and 125 FT. Maori Yacht has its headquarters in Olbia (SS) Italy and can provide a wide range of ship and dock types, including superyachts.

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