Mojito - 29.57m (2007)

Hargrave's 2007 motor yacht engineering prioritizes ocean capability over flash, with twin Caterpillar C32 engines delivering the sustained power required for extended blue water passages. Mojito carries the builder's focus on seakeeping through her modified raised pilothouse profile and deep-V hull form, characteristics that translate directly to steady performance in open ocean conditions where lesser vessels struggle. Range calculations favor serious cruising over weekend marina hopping. Her 4,200-gallon fuel capacity supports passages that reach well beyond coastal waters, while the hull's 21-degree deadrise maintains directional stability when weather conditions deteriorate. These engineering fundamentals reflect Hargrave's commercial fishing heritage, where reliability determines whether boats return to port. The raised pilothouse configuration places helm operations above the main deck weather, improving visibility during challenging approaches while maintaining the protected station required for long-distance navigation. Below, accommodation spaces benefit from the additional beam and headroom this arrangement provides, though comfort follows function in the hierarchy of design priorities. At 29.57 meters, Mojito represents the builder's approach to creating capable passage makers rather than showpieces. Her proportions favor seaworthiness over dramatic styling, with the kind of purposeful appearance that suggests competence rather than ostentation. This motor yacht appeals to those who measure success by destinations reached rather than attention attracted.