Overview
Maravi, Through the Lens
Presenting the new images and video of MY Maravi. Following this year's Cannes Yachting Festival, we joined the 34.13-metre yacht, formerly ONE, on the water for a photo and video shoot with Stuart Pearce, and the results show her four decks at their best.
From Palm Beach to New Owners
In March 2026, Van der Valk Shipyard presented ONE at the Palm Beach International Boat Show in West Palm Beach, Florida, newly launched and fully sea-trialled. A month later we confirmed her sale, with Jorge Saca Bahaia of Maspor Marine International introducing the buyer, and she set course for the Mediterranean for her first season under new ownership. As Maravi, she continues the story that began in Waalwijk as Project 111.11.
Built on a Proven Hull, Designed Above It
We build for owners who are not prepared to settle for an off-the-shelf product, and Maravi shows what that means at 34 metres. Below the waterline she uses the proven hull design of MY Lady Lene, with naval architecture by Diana Yacht Design and Ginton Naval Architects. Above it, Guido de Groot drew her exterior and Carla Guilhem Design created her interior.
Her aluminium hull carries four decks and 295 gross tonnes, and twin Volvo Penta D16-MH engines of 750 hp each give her a top speed of 14.3 knots and a cruising speed of 13 knots. A fold-out hydraulic beach club platform, an asymmetric sky lounge on the bridge deck and an owner’s suite with a full walk-in wardrobe complete a yacht conceived for entertaining family and friends.
