MAMBO

MAMBO — 112' Custom Line Few Italian yards read the American charter market as well as Custom Line, and MAMBO makes the case plainly: 112 feet of composite-hulled Ferretti Group pedigree, based year-round in Fort Lauderdale and equally at home threading the shallows of the Bahamas. A refit completed in 2022 keeps her presentation current where it matters — the surfaces guests touch, the systems the crew relies on. Her accommodation sleeps eight across four cabins: an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin, and two further cabins each with a queen-size bed. That balance matters. Two couples travelling together, or a family with adult children, will find no obvious "second-best" cabin on board — a distinction that becomes apparent on the fourth morning rather than the first. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. The main salon is generously glazed and flows without interruption into the formal dining area, so the space works as easily for a long lunch as for an evening that drifts past midnight. Outside, the deck arrangement gives you genuine choice: shaded alfresco dining, open lounging, and the kind of unbroken horizon that makes the Exumas worth the crossing. Beneath the waterline, twin MTU 12V4000 engines deliver 2,775 hp apiece. She cruises comfortably at around 10 knots and will run up to 24 when the weather window is tighter than the schedule — useful margin on a Gulf Stream crossing, and the reason island-hopping between Nassau and the southern cays never feels like a compromise. A professional crew handles the itinerary, the galley and the logistics, leaving guests with the only real decision of the day: which anchorage next.