Mayba offers a different way to see the Riviera, gathered together on the water with the coast sliding past on both sides. Launched in 2025 at the Arsenal shipyard in La Rochelle, this 20 metre maxi-catamaran was built with the future in mind, its twin masts feeding a hybrid propulsion that lets her move quietly and cleanly along the shore.
The design is unusually sociable. A two-level lounge gives guests room to spread out, whether that means shade and conversation below or open sky and sea breeze above. With room for a considerable gathering, she suits the kind of day that calls for more than a handful of people, a celebration, a launch, a moment worth marking with everyone in one place.
Based between Nice and Marina Baie des Anges, she cruises the stretch from Menton to Saint-Tropez, available for both shared departures and private charter. That flexibility is part of her appeal. Take her for an afternoon along the coast, or reserve her entirely for an occasion of your own, the deck arranged to your plans rather than a fixed timetable.
There is something quietly satisfying about a yacht that carries so many yet moves so gently, wind and hybrid power doing the work while the coastline does the rest. The Riviera looks its best from just offshore. Mayba simply gives more people the chance to see it that way. Where along the coast would your day take you?
