Boatology reported strong interest in the Mimi Libeccio 8.5 Cabin, with many visitors declaring it the prettiest boat at the show. The model clearly made an impression – one enthusiast has already purchased and paid in full.
The team has also secured the sale of a Mimi Libeccio 9.5 Cabin, now in production and featuring a customised synthetic deck.
Founder Zain Moloobhoy is once again bound for Italy, this time to Lake Maggiore, where he will meet two experienced Australian boaters for sea trials aboard Mimi’s flagship, the Libeccio 13.5 Cabin. Both clients have expressed significant interest in the model’s striking design, and all three vessels are expected to make their presence known on Sydney Harbour in the near future.
Boatology was also honoured to host Cantiere Mimi director Domenico Senese and acclaimed yacht designer Valerio Rivellini on their first visit to Australia. Highly respected within the European boating industry, the pair were introduced to Sydney Harbour and given a firsthand look at Australian boating culture. In addition to his work with Cantiere Mimi, Rivellini is the creative mind behind the highly customisable, ultra-modern Evo Yachts, built by Blu Emme Yachts. His upcoming design concepts tailored specifically for Australian owners are eagerly anticipated.
