Mochi Craft Dolphin 51 of 2005 Blue hull - 2 cabins - 2 baths - Crew cabin - Modify aft hangar in order to house larger tender Elegant and modern echoes the lines and atmosphere of the early 1940s, when the renowned Lobster boats, boats dedicated to lobster fishing, were born on the New England coast. The "dolphin" inherits the special shape of the hull, made to cope with rough seas, and the elegant lines that made them so balanced and appealing. Smooth lines, a wide bow, a smoothly closing stern, and a spacious cockpit are the characteristics that Mochi Craft has retained for its models. From the cockpit, the interior is accessed through a sliding door: next to the latter is an overhead window that, when raised, transforms these two areas into an open space, ideal for anchoring in the roadstead. Inside we find a large dinette; on the opposite side, however, is the wooden cabinet that holds the crockery, bar, hideaway TV and hi-fi system. Further forward on the left is the driver's console; practical and functional it can accommodate two people. The leather and ergonomic seat has a comfortable support for the inside of the knees, which is useful for standing still in rough seas. All controls for navigation are within easy reach also the electric canopy improves lighting and air recirculation. On the second level, flared out a meter further down on the right, is the galley that allows for easy movement without having to move from the center of the room with a sizable refrigerator, two sinks, and an electric glass-ceramic hob. The entire room is particularly bright thanks to large windows. The sleeping area includes two cabins and two bathrooms in addition to the sailor's cabin with its own bathroom. In the bow opens the master cabin with a raised double bed and numerous lockers and dedicated bathroom, To the left further aft is the guest cabin with two single beds and guest bathroom.