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A crewed 75 foot cruising yacht designed for very big adventures

DESIGNED FOR THE LONG HAUL

The Oyster 745 is a long range cruising yacht, designed to take you to the remotest corners of the world. She is a joy to sail yourself, with a small crew to assist and maintain her. This 75 foot sailboat is the smallest in the Oyster range with dedicated crew quarters. The internal layout offers a separate ensuite crew cabin and galley with discrete access, guaranteeing privacy for you, your family and friends. This versatile yacht offers huge scope for customisation, allowing you to add your personal touch to the spacious living accommodation. Well provisioned with generous cabins, capacious storage and tankage, she is as well-suited to long haul liveaboard adventures as she is local cruising and entertaining. The design and configuration of this offshore sailboat makes her the perfect model to offer for charter when you are not aboard enjoying her yourself.

EXCEPTIONAL PASSAGE-MAKING CAPABILITY

The Oyster 745 is a thrilling, large sailing yacht - her immense scale makes it an unforgettable experience. Her powerful, large volume hull form with twin rudders offers perfect stability and effortless finger-tip control on the helm. Visibility is excellent from both protected helm stations, making tricky manoeuvres simple and the smart sail plan makes her easy to handle, delivering consistently fast passage-making speeds. It all adds up to a beautifully balanced offshore sailboat. The large cockpit offers safety and comfort for family and friends; concealed lines, clutter-free decks with flush hatches and plenty of stowage for sails and kit make moving around safer under sail. Exceptionally large tankage and generous stowage below means you can make extended voyages without re-stocking. Wherever this Oyster 745 long-range cruising yacht takes you, you can be sure adventure comes as standard.

A true long range cruising yacht

The Oyster 745 is well-provisioned for long haul bluewater cruising. The smallest boat in the Oyster fleet with dedicated crew quarters, you can enjoy time at the helm, or let the crew take over while you relax and enjoy the view with family and friends.

Choose from a variety of options to accommodate up to four crew, the standard layout offers a double bunk crew cabin forward, linear galley with a further double ensuite cabin which can be used for crew or guests. This yacht also has the option for a full width galley, offering two double bunk crew cabins in the bow, with two heads.

There are plenty of opportunities to add a personal touch to almost every aspect of the interior, from your choices of wood and fabric, to entertainment, connectivity and navigation equipment.

Engineering features are easily accessible, with a large engine room under the saloon sole with room for two generators. Services and systems are clearly labelled and easily accessed. Intelligent design makes use of every available space for storage and the optional extended transom opens up a larger, full width lazarette for all your bluewater cruising and water sports gear.

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True liveaboard luxury

As you would expect on an offshore sailboat, the Oyster 745 is luxurious and well-appointed, for weekend cruising or setting sail around the world. Below decks, the large hull volume offers versatile choices to customise the layout. The generous aft ensuite owner’s cabin is luxurious and light, with signature triple Seascape windows connecting you to spectacular views. A further three ensuite guest cabins let you make the most of the space. The forward-opening saloon windows and Seascapes flood the saloon with light, making it a delightful space in which to entertain or relax. Her saloon table can seat eight or more comfortably, or you can dine in the cockpit with up to 12 guests on the fold-out table with its integrated refrigerator. Mood lighting and air-conditioning come as standard, along with forced-air ventilation to keep the yacht dry and comfortable in any climate.

THE LUXURY OF SPACE

This expansive 75 foot sailboat is designed for sailing and relaxing in style. The protected guest cockpit is incredibly comfortable, with 20% more space than our smaller models. Its smart layout and sprayhood make it a dry, safe and relaxing place to enjoy the views under sail. At anchor, she has all the amenities needed to spend quality time with friends and family. The clutter-free decks offer wide open spaces fore and aft for sunbathing. The extended transom option opens up more entertaining space aft and a larger, full width lazarette for all your bluewater cruising and water sports gear. The hydraulic swim deck is another perfect spot to enjoy a sundowner after a day under sail. Below, a dedicated chart table with the latest navigation equipment can also be personalised for homeworking.

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Effortless automation

Ergonomic cockpit design

Luxurious master cabin

Spacious saloon

Clear and spacious aft deck

Command helm position

Outstanding guest accommodation

Accessible galley

Flush foredeck

Crew quarters

Practical navigation station

Clear side decks

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SHALLOW DRAFT

The go-anywhere Oyster 745CB with retractable centreboard keel opens up a world of possibilities.

SPECIFICATION

LENGTH OVERALL INCLUDING STEMHEAD

22.74m / 74'7"

LENGTH OF HULL

21.93m / 71'11"

LENGTH OF WATERLINE

20.03m / 65'9"

5.91m / 19'5"

DRAFT - STANDARD KEEL

3.10m / 10'2"

DRAFT - CENTREBOARD UP

1.98m / 6’6"

DRAFT - CENTREBOARD DOWN

4.56m / 14’11"

DISPLACEMENT - STANDARD KEEL

53,957kg / 118,955lbs

TYPICAL ENGINE

Cummins Turbo-charged QSB6.7-250 184kW (247hp)

TANKS - FUEL

2,000 litres / 440 Imp Gallons (528 US gals)

TANKS - WATER

1,500 litres / 330 Imp Gallons (396 US gals)

SAIL AREA - INCLUDING 106% FORETRIANGLE (SLAB REEF)

279m2 / 3007ft2

SAIL AREA - INCLUDING 106% FORETRIANGLE (IMF)

269m2 / 2896ft2

AIR DRAFT APPROX, EXCLUDING ANTENNAE

32.49m / 106’ 7”

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OYSTER 745 WATERLINE SAIL PLAN

OYSTER 745 EXTENDED TRANSOM WATERLINE SAIL PLAN

OYSTER 745 WATERLINE PLAN

OYSTER 745 STANDARD KEEL CONFIGURATION

OYSTER 745 DECK PLAN

OYSTER 745 DECK PLAN WITH EXTENDED TRANSOM

OYSTER 745 INTERIOR PLAN

OYSTER 745 INTERIOR PLAN FULL WIDTH GALLEY

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With up to ten berths in five double cabins, all with ensuite bathrooms, the 745 offers ample space and privacy. From the generous and luxurious owners’ cabin aft to the crew quarters forward, there is room for everyone.

The forward twin bunk cabin with ensuite gives your crew room to relax and recharge, with a separate access hatch so they can operate the boat without disturbing you and your guests.

Hidden beneath the saloon sole, the fully sound insulated engine room contains an Onan MDKDV e-QD 230V AC generator to run all your amenities. Fitted with a sound shield it run silently when in use and has a remote start/stop.

Like all our new models, the 745’s hulls and deck mouldings are certified by Lloyd’s Register for build quality, strength and integrity. They also meet the stringent EU RCDII standards.

Every aspect of her design and equipment has been refined to create a beautiful and practical yacht. Featuring signature Seascape windows, it also boasts retractable hydraulic bow and stern thrusters as standard, air conditioning and a water maker.

Choose from a variety of interior layouts to suit your unique requirements. See interior plans for more options and talk to the sales team if you have alternative formats in mind.

Oyster’s craftspeople spend hundreds of hours creating the contemporary solid wood interiors with a stunning choice of unexpected woods including walnut, ash and cherry.

The fold down hydraulic transom bathing platform is perfect to pull up to in your tender or to dive in for a refreshing dip. Push-button controlled, it has teak plank decking, swim ladders and a pair of removable dinghy bumper bars.

The extended transom option opens up a full width lazarette for extra storage, ideal for all your water sports kit. It also provides extra entertaining space on the aft deck.

Step on and off your 745 in style with a retractable hydraulic passerelle, with remote control or operated from the cockpit or your smartphone. Extending 1.9m from inside the transom, it is finished in stylish teak decking with stainless-steel details.

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Handcrafted with pride

No two Oysters are the same. Each of our yachts is designed and handcrafted using time-honoured skills, insights and learnings gained over 50 years from a loyal group of visionaries including owners, staff, sales team and project managers. Working with the finest materials and an obsessive attention to detail, our craftspeople know how to translate your vision into a yacht that is an Oyster through and through, while making her unique to you.

The Connected Yacht

Leading-edge technology is seamlessly woven into the Oyster 745 making it digitally-enabled, so you are always connected anywhere in the world. Every system is chosen for its ruggedness and fitness for purpose. Oyster’s proprietary digital switching system Oyster Command™, which now comes as standard on all our models, lets you monitor and control various systems over a digital network through the touchscreens at the navigation table and helm positions, or on your tablet device from anywhere on the boat. Specified systems are tested thoroughly at sea to give you complete peace of mind – we only specify safety and navigation technology that we know is reliable and trustworthy from first-hand experience.

Oyster Command

Oyster Command™ is a digital switching system that controls everything from on board entertainment and lighting, to all your main systems, utilities, and security. It can be controlled from any multi-functional display you have installed on your yacht or mobile device. The system is accessed through a clear, intuitive and easy to use graphic interface. It is simple to navigate and operate from the screen at the navigation table, helm positions, or on any other multi-functional display you have on board.

Internet and WiFi

All Oyster yachts are fully connected, featuring wifi throughout, accessed through the latest satellite technology. A 4/5G cellular antenna picks up signal when you are close to onshore radio masts.

Audio-Visual Systems

We work with you to specify the right audio-visual equipment for you. These entertainment systems are seamlessly integrated into your yacht to keep you entertained wherever you are on the boat.

Oyster proprietary mood lighting system allows you to adjust the lighting tones to your mood via our pre-set digital light switches, making environments comfortable, relaxing and well-lit. LED light tones are matched throughout the yacht to provide a seamless experience. Recessed and LED strip lights are intelligently placed to offer perfect mood lighting throughout.

BUILT FOR A LIFETIME OF ADVENTURE

As a British boatbuilder, our heritage spans over 50 years in shipyards that have been in operation for over 100 years. Built with a meticulous attention to detail, every aspect of our yacht build undergoes exacting scrutiny. Every Oyster is specified well-beyond normal requirements so the single skin hulls are extremely robust, giving you peace of mind in any conditions – from extreme cold to tropical heat or heavy weather. To ensure strength and integrity, Lloyd’s Register certifies our hulls and decks which they inspect on a weekly basis throughout the moulding process. The combined skills of all experts involved contributes to your Oyster’s exceptional quality and finish. So when you take ownership of your Oyster 745, you know she has been built to last a lifetime.

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If you like what you have seen of the Oyster 745 so far, why not find out more? The perfect 75 foot sailboat, she is a pleasure to own and sail with a crew. Spend some time exploring the reviews, video and images here.

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Principal Characteristics & Technical Specifications

The new Sunseeker Predator 75 features striking exterior details and a contemporary interior finish, perfectly combined to deliver an exciting yacht reaching speeds of up to 40 knots with twin MAN V12-1550 or 1900 engines.

Aesthetic styling is prevalent in every detail. The yacht profile turns heads with stainless steel air intake cowlings and exterior handrails, contributing to the high-quality finish. There is an enhanced material selection, with new exterior upholstery and moulding options. Adventurous buyers will be captivated by a choice of four new grey hull colours. Overall, the exterior is aggressive and imposing, with a new, angular hull and superstructure glazing design.

The aft cockpit benefits from a classic seating arrangement. Popular U-shaped seating with a rise-and-fall carbon fibre table provides an intimate social area. The aft sunpad is an ideal sunbathing space, with a large storage compartment concealed underneath. The cockpit door slides to starboard and then the door and window descend beneath the seating, uniting the cockpit with the saloon.

Bold interior styling characterises the main deck. Contemporary furniture crafted from wood, carbon fibre and stainless steel is illuminated with dimmable mood lighting. The space configuration is fully customisable but with a standard arrangement, the main deck seating features wrap around seating, a large TV unit and a helm station forward of the sofa with companion seating alongside to port. Owners will enjoy stunning bow to stern views and benefit from the oversized polished carbon fibre sunroof above the helm which opens to flood the interior living space with even more natural light.

The lower deck arrangement offers spacious accommodation for up to eight guests and two crew. A sumptuous full-beam master cabin has a dressing table fitted with storage, a chaise longue and plenty of additional wardrobe space. All three guest suites come with an en suite, and access to a shared day head is available from the lower hallway. The fully-fitted lower galley and dining sace offer a social zone for intimate entertaining.

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Boat Review: 75 Sunseeker Yacht

Source: David Lockwood, Boatpoint.com.au

Before testing the latest Sunseeker, David Lockwood would not have believed a 75-foot motoryacht was a manageable owner/driver craft. Packed with conveniences for the recreational boat owner, the Sunseeker 75 really puts the driver in control

There is no line set in stone to determine where an owner/driver boat ends and a crewed boat requiring at least a hired hand or skipper begins.

After all, our perceptions and abilities change, as does technology and especially driver-friendly conveniences that assist us with the knee-knocking job of berthing a truly big boat. These days, 40-footers are snaps to drive and it’s become possible for owners to park 50-to-60-footers with aplomb.

Amid this shift to bigger boats one thing is certain: the Sunseeker 75 Yacht has changed my view about what constitutes a manageable owner/driver motoryacht. Even Sunseeker’s NSW Manager, Mike Garrett, confessed: “We thought our Manhattan 64 might be regarded as the limit of an owner/driver boat that can be self-maintained. But the owner of this 75 Yacht has proven us wrong.”

SUPER YACHT A mini superyacht, the 75 Yacht is the newest and smallest model in Sunseeker’s successful Yacht range that towers all the way to an imminent new triple-decked 140 footer.

This huge and accommodating 75-footer has a four cabin, four ensuite layout, plus separate aft crew quarters and bathroom at the transom for crew or for showers after swims and dives.

While very much the recreational owner/driver boat, the engineering is at once simple and seriously shiplike. The walk-in aft engine room allows for at-a-glance monitoring of essential engineering items when not monitoring the engine room camera.

To this already-impressive list of features you can add Sunseeker’s signature hull designed by Don Shead. It’s fashioned from solid GRP below the waterline, with composite decks and half tunnels, and powered very efficiently by the latest 1500hp V12 Man motors with, like every Sunseeker, vee drives. Consider those hydraulic bow- and sternthrusters, a view from the flybridge to beyond the bow and back to the starboard corner of the boarding platform, and you have a reassuring owner/driver mini superyacht.

However, unlike so many big boats, the 50,000kg-plus 75 Yacht doesn’t wallow when you want to go places other than back in your marina berth. The boat glides to planing speed without needing trim tabs and races to a top speed of 33 knots. It cruises at 23-24 knots with the grace of the royal carriage.

With off-the-wheel power-assisted steering, the 75 Yacht remains a sporty drive. Wearing a boyish grin, I found this boat more fun than some 40-foot so-called sportscruisers.

BIG BOAT SYSTEMS The thrills began from the moment I strolled along the dock and admired the sheer volume and fine lines of the 75. The excitement continued to my exploration of the crew quarters and adjoining engine room. The boat’s submersible boarding platform carries a jet-powered Avon RIB. Before the platform is a transom door providing access to the air-conditioned and naturally-ventilated crew cabin. There are two adult-length bunks, hanging space, digital VHF with intercom, and a head across the way with a lot of floor space and a decent shower and electric loo.

A watertight door leads to the engine room with full headroom, an emergency hatch to the cockpit with ladder per CE certification, and shiplike systems with labelled machinery to make life easy for owner/drivers.

Among the key items are the hydraulic pump for the bow- and sternthrusters and boarding platform; the dedicated pump for the power-assisted hydraulic steering; the separate Besenzoni pump for the passerelle; the Shorepower with 100-amp single-phase power; a storage bucket for the lead; and extractor fans so the motors breathe clean air. The engines have underwater exhausts and ZF gearboxes a long way forward of the engine blocks, as per the vee-drive configuration.

There is an environmentally-friendly FM200 fire-fighting system, two compact chilled-water air conditioning units for instant temperature control, a desalinator for those trips to the reef (all the water on the boat is filtered), invertors to run the sound system and televisions without the gensets, smart battery chargers for the 12V and big-boat 24V systems, and only no-maintenance batteries.

The generators are twin 22.5kW (28kVA) models with underwater exhausts and sea strainers, hidden beneath a removable chequerplate panel with the strainers for the air-con units. The engine sea strainers are alongside the fuel filters with redundant filters nearby. The boat has external fuel and engine vent shutoffs like a survey vessel.

The fuel is carried on the centreline with water forward. All electrical and plumbing lines are coded. Underwater gear includes five-blade props, dripless shaft seals, bronze rudders and 24V hydraulic trim tabs. You also get a supplied toolkit, boathook, mooring lines, fenders, spares and towels.

Among the options are teak decks on the bridge, the Avon jet tender, and a 400kg Besenzoni davit on the flybridge. Sunseeker removed the internal flybridge ladder at the owner’s request to create a clean interior and bigger freezer area and wetbar. The saloon looks much bigger and less cluttered for it.

OUTDOOR LIVING You come aboard via one of two flights of stairs leading up to the cockpit. Outdoors, the 75 Yacht has all the bases covered; every corner serves a purpose. I immediately set eyes on the swanky electric capstans favoured in the Med to assist with stern-to berthing, trendy peanut-shaped cleats and full bulwarks backed by rails just like a real little ship.

Walking to the bow, I passed foredeck storage lockers before finding a forward-facing lounge for four built into the boat. Talk about views! Also on the bow is a sun lounge with 10 drinkholders. In fact, this boat has dozens of drinkholders. Is Sunseeker thinking of rebadging as Sundowner?

Back in the teak cockpit, under the aft bridge overhang and out of the sun, is a wonderful lunch and dinner venue by the water’s edge. The moulded built-in lounge along the transom, five teak chairs with blue-and-white upholstery, and long teak table can seat 10 in comfort. There’s an icemaker not too far away, cockpit speakers, and low-level and brighter lighting.

The observation deck, aka the flybridge, has almost as much room to rumba as the company’s flush-decked entertainers, the Predators. Compared with the Manhattan 74, the 75 Yacht is said to be a giant. The single-level flybridge looks exceptionally big, especially without the jet skis on the aft landing deck. This landing deck area, with its 400kg Besenzoni davit built especially for Sunseeker with a long-reach arm, could be used as a lounging area if ever you needed more space than the flybridge alone.

The radar arch has cool superyacht styling and sports domes for the satellite communications as well as radar and aerials. The boat has a locally-cut bimini top, which is something the Aussie agents have perfected, though we left it scrolled in its pouch for this fine autumn morning when the sun was warming our skin and we felt like we were in boating nirvana.

There are plenty of seats and lounges up top but the low surrounding rails and tinted windshield don’t provide support to allow you to lean out from the bridge. As such, this is very much an observation deck where you sit or lie back and take in the views. The sunpad alongside the helm is a great place to throw the nippers or for a lazy couple to catch some rays. I know my partner would be keen to park herself on this daybed and snooze while the autopilot or I drove on long passages.

The helm seat can seat three people, the co-pilot seat can seat a couple, and there is a massive U-shaped lounge behind the helm area with a moulded table that can seat eight for lunch. Speaking of which, the boat has a handy amenities centre behind the skipper’s seat with a deep drink chiller that can take a case of Coronas, a central ceramic griddle for cooking lobster tails, drinkholders for when it’s time to down arms and flip the lunch, and a sink with hot and cold water.

The abundant white gelcoat could be harsh on the eyes and in summer you would doubtless need to do your lunches down in the shaded cockpit. From autumn to sunny winter, however, the top deck is the place to be, and the circumambient views can’t be bettered from any other perch on the boat.

ENTERTAINING INDOORS Speaking of views, I was besotted by the huge picture windows in the saloon. There was a perfect postcard image of the cityscape and the iconic opera house. The views are yours when seated on the boats’ two opposing leather lounges which can collectively embrace a dozen guests.

The other thing I love about the saloon is that it’s one level. You can waltz inside the big sliding stainless-framed doors, trot past the leather lounges, entertainment centre, wetbar and galley, right to the internal helm.

The entertainment centre includes a 100cm plasma TV and an upgraded Bose Lifestyle 55 system with indoor, outdoor and flybridge zones. The black-framed TV and speakers were discrete in a satin cherrywood cabinet.

To port, opposite the galley where the internal stairs were removed, is a custom wetbar with supplied crystal glasses, a three-drawer deep freeze, a storage area for platters, bowls and entertaining items, and a navigation area. You could lean on the sideboard, unfurl a chart, grab a drink and make a decision about your next destination.

While by no means huge, the galley has everything you would ask of a kitchen in a liveaboard boat. There are granite countertops, a deep sink, a Miele four-burner cooktop, Bosch dishwasher, Panasonic convection microwave, and lots of timber lockers with the supplied Royal Dalton dinner and afternoon-tea settings and stainless-steel cutlery.

Forward is a portside dinette with big cherrywood table and leather lounge set behind the windscreen. This can double as an informal seating area where you can converse with the skipper at the lower helm, behind a half-bulkhead putting the helm out of view of the saloon.

Some say the privacy afforded by the bulkhead lets the skipper concentrate, but there are options of an open galley and integrated lower helm. Either way, you will find it hard leaving the black-leather Besenzoni helm chair, what with its wonderful lumbar support and push-button height and depth adjustors. Every long-range passagemaking boat needs a high-backed helm chair like this. There is an electric locking cantilevered door beside the chair that leads out to the starboard bulwark to aid with parking and nice big wipers on the windscreen.

Boats in this league have custom electronics packages. Almost reminiscent of an aircraft cockpit, the 75 Yacht’s lower helm is equipped with a Raymarine RL 70C and RL80C combo colour chartplotter, radar, depth sounder and log; Raymarine autopilot; a Raymarine multifunction numerical screen on which you could relay your depth in large numbers; a Raymarine wind gauge; a dedicated camera screen showing views from engine room to the transom and cockpit; two electronic multifunction Man engine panels as well as analogue gauges; chain counter; spotlight; and alarm, bilge and light indicator plans.

The boat has electronic controls with a handy amount of detent so you know where neutral is, a single joystick for the bow- and sternthrusters, and a large timber wheel with featherlight steering – very few turns were needed to bank the boat around thanks to the power-assisted hydraulic motor. Most of these controls are repeated on the flybridge.

CABIN FEVER The 75 Yacht is truly accommodating with beds for eight in four cabins, plus four heads, and the crew quarters. It’s also sophisticated with satin cherrywood joinery, feature panels, timber blinds, metallic curtains and earthy tones.

The VIP guest cabin in the bow features an island double berth on the centreline surrounded by lots of drawers, a dedicated dresser or boating office, and a walk-in wardrobe with full-length mirrors. The third and fourth cabins down a step and just aft of the foyer feature comfortable adult-length single berths, big hanging lockers and drawers, air-con and even flat-screen televisions with satellite and Foxtel.

The boat’s washer/dryer is also down here, but I would prefer a separate unit in the crew quarters.

The pièce de résistance is the owner’s stateroom abutting the thickly sound-insulated engine room. The full-width cabin has three deep windows behind Roman blinds that frame the views from the central island bed. One porthole in each set can be opened for natural ventilation.

There’s a leather lounge big enough for two people alongside the bed and a dressing area with tub chair and 240V outlets to make a decent boat office. Ahead of the bed is a 50cm flatscreen television and behind the bedhead is a huge walk-in wardrobe and ensuite with granite vanity, personal storage, extractor, Vacuflush loo, and large shower stall with five-jet body massages and showerhead.

BLUEWATER CRUISING The V12 1500hp Man motors proved exceedingly quiet whether driving and riding aboard in the bridge or the saloon. In relative terms, these big blocks aren’t gas guzzlers. The 50-tonne boat glides to planing speeds and cruise speeds without the motors working too hard. Synchronised at 1500rpm, they were using 100lt/h each for a handy cruise of 18.6kt.

But what stunned me was the speed of the everyday cruise. At 1800rpm, the Mans sounded really happy and the boat was cruising at 23 knots using 163lt/h per motor. The efficiency of the hull was underscored by the lack of a rooster tail astern and spray being pushed off the bow. Fast cruise speed was clocked at 2000rpm and 27 knots using 200lt/h per side. Flat out at 2350rpm, the 75 Yacht gave 33 knots while consuming a tad more than 300lt per motor per hour.

In some ways, it’s been just as exciting tagging along for the ride and seeing Sunseeker come of age Down Under. From those early days when the boats lacked polish to the present day where they can cut it at marinas anywhere in the world, the boats are getting better and better. The 75 Yacht probably has more in common with a semi-custom superyacht than a production motorboat. Even the Sydney Water Police couldn’t help but steam over and admire the new calibre of owner/driver luxury boat. Way to go.

• Submersible boarding platform
• Big crew quarters and walk-in engine room
• Labelled big-boat engineering systems
• Walkaround and observation/entertaining deck
• Single-level saloon with sophisticated finish
• Great lower helm with leather lounge opposite
• Four big cabins each with ensuites
• Classy soft furnishings with a timeless elegance
• Low windshield and rails around the flybridge don’t provide support when standing
• Washer/dryer in the accommodation area instead of separate units in the crew quarters
• Cream carpet will be a challenge to keep clean
• Lots of white fibreglass in bridge to keep clean
• Needs Twin Disc gearboxes for low-speed work

Boat Specifications: 75 Sunseeker Yacht

SUNSEEKER 75 YACHT

OPTIONS FITTED Satellite communications and television, electronics package including cameras, chilled water air-con, bow and stern thrusters, Bose Lifestyle 35 system, 100cm plasma television, custom factory food freezer and no internal ladder, separate washer/dryer, crane for tender on bridge, soft furnishings and more

Material: GRP hull with vinylester resin and foam-cored decks and hull sides

Length (overall): 23.13m

Beam: 5.66m

Draft: 1.68m inc props

Deadrise: n/a Rec/max hp: 2 x 1300hp–1500hp

Weight: 42,700kg hull w/ base motors and dry

Fuel: 5500lt

Water: 1100lt

Holding tank: About 600lt

Accommodation: 8+2

Make/model: MAN D2842 LE409

Type: Injected 90-degree vee, V12, IMO compliant, turbo-charged, aftercooled diesel motors Rated hp: 1500hp @ 2300rpm

Displacement: 2193lt

Weight: About 2040kg

Drive (make/ratio): ZF gearboxes

Props: Five-blade bronze

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Sunseeker 75 Sport Yacht Review (2023 Edition)

Derived directly from the 74 Sports Yacht, the 75 introduces significant alterations to its styling and finish, while preserving crucial design elements.

Similar to its predecessor, the 75 is available in two configurations: the single-deck Predator and the sportsbridge Sports Yacht model. Both versions boast a range of enhancements and new features, including a redesigned transom and the notable technical upgrade of an RCD category A rating, the highest designation for a leisure yacht in the EU. With an impressive top speed of 40 knots, this British-built vessel makes a bold statement.

Our inspection of hull #1 at the 2023 Düsseldorf Boat Show provided a firsthand glimpse into its exceptional craftsmanship and performance capabilities.

Sunseeker 75 Sport Yacht Key Facts

• Max Speed 38 knots
• Status In Production
• Yacht Type Sportsbridge Yacht
• Use Type Cruising

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Our Verdict

Rivals to consider.

• Specification

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Design & Build

For enthusiasts of the previous 74 Sport Yacht or Predator models, the 75 offers a familiar and beloved experience, as it remains largely unchanged. The hull, engineering platform, layout, and overall design are consistent with its predecessor.

Equipped with twin 1,900hp MAN V12 engines, the 75 is capable of reaching speeds close to 40 knots, delivering an exhilarating ride akin to a racing yacht. Alternatively, it can maintain a confident pace of 25 knots throughout the day. Performance enhancements include Interceptor tabs, thrusters, and stabilizers, ensuring optimal handling and stability. Additionally, the standard hydraulics for the high-low platform are effectively utilized, further enhancing functionality and convenience.

Three Over Four

Buyers are likely to prefer the three-cabin layout over the optional fourth bunked cabin on the Three Over Four model, thanks to its super-sociable lower diner arrangement, destined to become the favorite gathering spot for all.

A standout feature of the Three Over Four model is its excellent and expansive aft deck lounge, complete with a theatrical drop-down cockpit door system. This innovative feature seamlessly connects the salon to the aft deck, creating a unified indoor-outdoor living space.

Tweaks & Changes

In terms of changes, the new 75 model inherits the upgraded sports interior from the XPS version of the 74, making it the standard finish. Previously available as a cost option, this interior now comes standard, featuring sleek carbon detailing.

Sunseeker's decision to elevate the Sport Yacht and Predator to RCD Cat A status is commendable. Achieving this required a reinforced engineering approach, highlighting the exceptional quality of the hull and build. Strengthening the main deck construction, enhancing stability and down-flooding measures, and overall compliance upgrades were necessary to meet Cat A standards. Despite these enhancements, Sunseeker assures us that the yachts maintain their performance identity.

The introduction of new hull colors, including various shades of gray, black, and navy blue, showcases a pigmented gel coat that is specifically engineered to withstand high temperatures. This meticulous attention to detail, observed on the 100 Yacht, extends to the utilization of Low Solar Absorption (LSA) coating on the sportsbridge molding. This black finish, layered over a white gel, effectively minimizes heat transfer, ensuring a cooler yacht and long-lasting aesthetics.

Notable adjustments include enhancements to the windows around the helm, featuring deeper glass sections on each side for improved visibility for guests and the skipper. Below decks, the window design has been subtly refined, with the addition of new stainless steel trims. A significant redesign is evident aft, where the dual tender garage remains unchanged, accommodating a Williams 395 and PWC. However, the entire transom has been revamped, resulting in a more symmetrical appearance with a central garage door and equal steps on each side, replacing the previous offset configuration.

Interior Accommodation

The new finish enhances the sense of spaciousness throughout the deck salon, where light cabinetry and contemporary fabrics are bathed in natural light streaming through the expansive windows. The abundance of glass surrounding the salon creates a stunning visual impact that will undoubtedly captivate onlookers both at boat shows and out on the water.

While the sunroof above the helm remains unchanged in size, the dropped cockpit doors seamlessly blend the interior with the seascape beyond, allowing for a seamless transition between the starboard lounge and its outdoor counterpart.

The port side cabinetry provides ample storage for cruising essentials, although it can easily be converted to accommodate a facing sofa. With a focus on maximizing storage space, the 75 ensures that comfort and functionality are not compromised, offering ample seating options for extended stays onboard.

Social Scene

The Sport Yacht and Predator boast sociable helm stations with elevated guest seating, cleverly integrated into the salon, fostering connectivity while allowing guests to spread out comfortably.

Below the deck, the focus remains on social interaction. The forward VIP, twin cabin, and full-beam stateroom are all impeccably appointed and feature en-suite facilities. However, it's the galley diner that truly shines. While a lower galley may not appeal to everyone, those who prefer a relaxed onboard cooking experience for breakfast, light lunches, and evening gatherings will appreciate this layout. With the galley positioned aft, away from the main living areas, it minimizes steam, smells, and smoke, creating an ideal setting for casual culinary delights.

The galley is equipped with ample cold storage and abundant cupboard space, ensuring convenience and functionality for onboard culinary endeavors. Positioned forward, the diner offers a private space for guests to converse, dine, access refreshments, and place orders, as this is technically a crewed yacht. Moreover, for those inclined to indulge in culinary pursuits, the presence of a grill on both the aft deck and sportsbridge provides an alternative option for cooking enthusiasts.

Carbon Special

The owner's stateroom provides an exceptional showcase for the new interior finish, offering a range of options for the final specification, including various cabinetry and fabric choices, as well as en-suite configurations. The sports-luxe aesthetic is upheld with sleek lighting and carbon-fiber inlays, adding a touch of sophistication to the space.

Located aft, the crew quarters are accessed through a transom door. Despite its designation as a crewed yacht, the 75 Sport Yacht exudes an effortless elegance and is a joy to navigate. However, given its 23-meter length, having a helping hand onboard may be desirable. The crew quarters comfortably accommodate two crew members, along with a toilet compartment and a practical utility area, ensuring seamless operations behind the scenes.

Helm Station

The starboard-side lower helm design maintains continuity with its predecessor, the 74, and rightfully so. Featuring two fully adjustable seats and a convenient side deck door, it offers practicality and ease of use. The main console accommodates two 16-inch MFD screens, complemented by a smart, illuminated panel of switches across the lower console.

A significant enhancement to the helm is the replacement of the old three-piece windscreen with two massive sections of glass, minimizing obstructions and improving visibility. The deeper side screen design further enhances visibility, ensuring excellent sightlines for confident navigation.

Up & Over

Positioned to port, the upper helm offers convenient access for alongside mooring, allowing you to helm from the closest vantage point. However, thanks to its exceptional visibility and ease of surveying both sides of the boat, you'll likely opt to helm from the upper helm most of the time. Sporting a minimalist, sporty design, the upper helm features a clinical white console and sleek carbon-framed seats.

As a genuine performance yacht, guests will undoubtedly relish the opportunity to ride alongside the skipper, making the two excellent guest seating areas at both the lower and upper helm indispensable features of the vessel.

Deck lifestyle

The allure of the private lower deck diner notwithstanding, there's a compelling case for spending all your time in the aft deck lounge. Serving as a full outdoor living area, this deck boasts an expansive sweep of seating to starboard, nestled protectively within the sportsbridge overhang and sturdy side pillars.

Gone are the days of basic seat infills; they've been replaced with a sleek sliding base for added convenience. Additionally, the optional carbon fiber dining table is now a standard feature, while a new wet bar beneath the sportsbridge steps offers the option for a larger refrigerator. Further enhancing the lounge experience, the sun pad has been slightly extended as part of the transom redesign.

Sportsbridge Space

The sportsbridge boasts a newly configured seating layout, featuring a spacious dining area aft and a forward lounge. Both areas are equipped with smart, solid teak tables that effortlessly convert into expansive sun pads, providing ample space for relaxation and sunbathing.

Noteworthy among the updates is a small yet significant design change to the radar mast. Previously a functional aluminum design, it has been replaced with a sleeker, more streamlined molded section, elevating the overall aesthetic and setting a new standard that will extend to other models in the lineup.

Returning to the main deck, the newly designed transom steps greatly facilitate access to and from the hydraulic bathing platform, ensuring effortless transitions for passengers. Additionally, a molded staircase has been introduced to provide bathers with the simplest and most convenient route in and out of the water, enhancing the overall onboard experience.

Value For Money

While Sunseeker is typically renowned for its emphasis on performance, style, and pedigree rather than being perceived as a "best value" option, the 75 may indeed represent a notable exception. With the final specification playing a significant role in determining the true on-the-water price for a yacht of this size, the base price of approximately EUR €3 million ex VAT (accurate at the time of writing) appears remarkably competitive. This pricing strategy provides buyers with the flexibility to customize their yachts to their exact preferences without compromising on quality or craftsmanship.

In today's market, a stabilizer is considered standard equipment, even on high-speed vessels like the 40-knot boat, and while it may increase the budget, the hydraulic package is already included.

The primary consideration typically revolves around whether to upgrade the engines, transitioning from the base 1,550hp MANs to the 1,900hp option. However, given Sunseeker's reputation for performance and power, opting for the upgraded engines is almost a given.

The 75 Sport Yacht and upcoming Predator models have refined, fine-tuned, and enhanced the already impressive 74, retaining its standout features while incorporating subtle details that may not immediately catch the eye but will be endlessly appreciated. Two significant advantages are the inclusion of RCD boost and XPS trim as standard features. Additionally, stylistically, the new transom design seamlessly integrates with the overall aesthetic, while the redesigned aft deck seating infill eliminates previous nuisances.

However, it's the comprehensive package, offered at a price point as aggressive as the design itself, that will undoubtedly ensure the continued success of this model. With a perfect balance of performance, style, and value, the 75 Sport Yacht and Predator represent the pinnacle of Sunseeker's craftsmanship and innovation.

Reasons to Buy

• Inside-outside social design
• RCD Cat A and 40-knot performance
• Competitive price
• New design for 2023

Things to Consider

• No upper galley option
• Small engine bay hatch

The sportsbridge concept truly shines in yachts over 20 meters, offering an upper deck that, while not as expansive as a flybridge, is still impressive and enjoyable.

One notable competitor in terms of sportsbridge space and style is the elegantly designed Princess S72, featuring a layout similar to Sunseeker's offering. The S72 achieves speeds of up to 36 knots with smaller 1,650hp MAN engines, boasting a substantial weight of 55 tonnes, a testament to its exceptional hull design. Inside, the four-cabin layout positions the galley aft with a separate dining area.

Azimut offers two compelling S models for consideration. The S7, slightly smaller at 22 meters, is propelled by triple IPS pods, reaching speeds of around 35 knots. Its four-cabin interior features a galley up layout, with the unique feature of being positioned forward by the helm. On the other hand, the S8, at 25 meters, boasts a smaller sportsbridge but offers ample interior space, including a spacious lounge and dining area on the main deck, along with four cabins and the galley below.

Riva's Perseo Super, capable of 37 knots, is a noteworthy contender known for its blend of sports style and GT luxury. Exquisitely built and designed, its three-cabin interior exudes a blend of yacht sophistication and supercar allure, making it a must-see option in the market.

Specifications

• Builder Sunseeker
• Range Sport Yacht
• Model 75 Sport Yacht
• Length Overall 23.06m
• Draft(full load) 1.87m
• Yacht Type (Primary) Sportsbridge Yacht
• Use Type (Primary) Cruising
• Cruising Speed Max Speed
• Fuel Capacity 4,800 Litres
• Fresh Water Capacity 800 Litres
• Engine Model 2x MAN V12-1900

The Sunseeker 75 Sport Yacht supports tenders with a max length of 3.95m

Sunseeker 75 Sport Yacht Layout

At this size of yacht, the sportsbridge feels very much at flybridge levels on luxury and specification, if not quite on space. That said, the 75's upper deck is one of the biggest in this sector. 

A great balance between salon and aft deck space creates two lounges and that inside-outside flow we want. Having the galley down helps salon space and there is no option to move it up, as most rivals do. 

The lower galley and dinette is an undoubted feature but it does make the 75 a three-cabin boat.

Carl Richardson

Carl is a writer, editor, presenter and content creator specialising in yachting as well as men’s luxury. A former magazine editor, Carl has amassed some 20 years of hands-on experience with motorboats, testing over 350 models.

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Blog | Yachts to Consider Between 70 to 80 ft.

Arm yourself with actionable sales intelligence in the motoryacht arena.

INTRODUCTION

The 70-80 foot market continues to be a strong market with several recent sales. Here’s a breakdown of a few of the top yachts to consider between 70 and 80 feet in length that are attracting buyers to the table.

Ocean Alexander 78 Yacht

The 2012 Ocean Alexander 78 ALEXANDRA represents one of the finest motor yachts in her class with less than 400 original hours, Zero Speed Trac stabilizers finished off with a stunning Destry Darr Interior. Powered by twin Caterpillar C18 ACERT engines (Approx. 397 hrs), she carries a three-stateroom layout plus crew quarters, making for an ideal cruising yacht, whether for an owner operator or crewed yacht. The previous owners transitioned from a a 62’ Ocean Alexander, falling in love with the spacious layout in the bigger 78′ model that could accommodate cruising requirements in Southern waters like Florida and on Lake Michigan in Chicago. This motoryacht offers more substance and more room, guaranteeing guest comfort in all cruising locations. _________________________________________________________________________________ More research: Review Similar Yachts | Review Ocean Alexander Reviews & Articles

2008 75′ Azimut Yacht

The 74-78 range is a strong market with continued demand and the Azimut 75 is a boat worth considering whether you’re moving up into a larger yacht or just getting started in the boating world. Although a different breed than the Ocean Alexander showing modern lines and euro interior she’s a sporty yacht that’s perfect for cruising up the coast or a trip to the Bahamas. This particular Azimut 75 is a great example of a well maintained boat cared for by professionals. A crew of two have been aboard full time since first delivery and it shows. Dark stained wood and cream leather highlight the modern and spacious interior. She’s an example of a yacht that is just as stylish in Monaco as it is in Miami. The best priced Azimut 75 on the market priced for a quick sale. ________________________________________________________________________ More research: Review Similar Yachts | Review Azimut Yachts Reviews & Articles

2005 80’ Mangusta Express Yacht

This 2005 Mangusta 80 is a real screamer, cruising at 37 knots she tops out at 44 knots. Imagine running from Miami to Bimmini or Cannes to Monaco for lunch with plenty of space for entertaining. This Mangusta’s beautifully crafted interior features highgloss teak woodwork and teak and holly soles. She has been very well maintained and represents one of the best values on the used yacht market. _________________________________________________________________________________ More research: Review Similar Yachts | Mangusta Reviews & Articles

2007 Horizon 76

With a gorgeous hard-top flybridge from which to engage cruise speeds reaching 25 knots, buyers will fall in love with custom semi-gloss cherry saloon interiors and built-in cream leather curved sofas (plus a loveseat). Featuring a 18’6″ beam and 5’8″ draft, she is the perfect cruising vessel, comfortably accommodating guests with a generous layout that includes 3 staterooms, 2 heads and 2 crew berths. The aft deck showcases built-in bench seating aft w/cushions, teak table and 3 rattan chairs. ________________________________________________________________________ More research: Review Similar Yachts | Review Horizon Yachts Reviews & Articles

2006 80 Hatteras Enclosed Bridge Motor Yacht

Boarding this Hatteras 80 one is immediately aware that she is the American heavy weight of this class. Her light Anigre woodwork really brightens the salon and formal dinning area. Head up the stairs to the fully enclosed bridge and one will find a full office. The full beam master features his and her heads and plenty of cedar lined storage. The Hatteras 80 is offered in both an open flybridge as well as a fully enclosed sky lounge if you’re heading north. If she is too large checkout the 72 Hatteras Motor Yacht featured below. _________________________________________________________________________________ More research: Review Similar Yachts | Hatteras Reviews & Articles

2007 78 Hargrave Motor Yacht

The 2008 Horizon 77 represents one of the most well equipped yachts in this class. Her maindeck areas feature high gloss cherry and below-decks have maple wood work. She features both bow and stern thrusters, Caterpillar C32’s (400 hours), two 27kw generators and top of the line electronics. This Horizon Yacht’s hideway lower helm station and breakfast nook gives the owner the best of both worlds. The Taiwanese built Horizon Yachts offers a name brand yacht with great resale value. The balance between a well designed interior with an open flybridge is noticed in this Horizon 77 listed for sale now lying in Fort Lauderdale, FL. ________________________________________________________________________ Review Hargrave Yachts Reviews & Articles

2006 84’ Choey Lee Motor Yacht

This 84′ raised pilothouse features a number of key selling features including rich mahogany paneling in the salon and a circular staircase that winds up to the flybridge and down to the staterooms. Buyers will note Wolf stainless steel oven units in the galley, while the master stateroom holds a King’s berth with storage drawers and walk-in closets. This motoryacht is generously powered by twin Caterpillar C-30 (1,550 HP each) diesel engines,fresh water cooled with an electronic injection/governor. The yacht is currently located in Peurto Rico and priced to sell.

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2010 Hatteras 72′ Motor Yacht

This 72’ Hatteras is the only Hatteras 72 on the market with an enclosed bridge. This 400k option allows the flybridge to become part of the living space. Her African Mahogany and gorgeous stone counter tops are really set off by her stainless appliances. Down below one will find four luxurious staterooms with additional crew quarters aft. If this Hatteras 72 is too small, check out the Hatteras 80 Motor Yacht featured further up the page. _________________________________________________________________________________ More research: Review Similar Yachts | Hatteras Reviews & Articles

2004 Sunseeker 75 Manhattan Yacht

The 75 Sunseeker Manhattan continues to be one of the best selling yachts on the market today. They all feature four generous staterroms as well as pleasant woodwork and leather interiors. They are known to be great running sea boats and their MAN engines are very reliable. There are currently two of these Sunseeker 75s available today in the US market. _________________________________________________________________________________ More research: Review Similar Yachts | Sunseeker Reviews & Articles

2008 Vicem 72 Classic Yacht

Built in Turkey of cold molded mahogany, this Vicem Yacht represents the gentleman’s cruiser on this list. Her downeast syling will turn heads in Nantucket as well as the Dalmation Coast. Once aboard it seems as if her entire interior is covered by rich mahogany. Her three staterooms are whisper quiet underway, a result of her cold molded construction. This Vicem 72 is powered by 1550 MANs and will reach a cruise speed of 26 knots. _________________________________________________________________________________ More research: Review Similar Yachts | Vicem Reviews & Articles

2011 Marlow 78 Motor Yacht

This nearly new yacht is the long range cruiser of the bunch. An enclosed pilothouse and 3500 gallons of fuel makes this Marlow Explorer the expedition leader. Grab handles on the ceiling will allow her adventurous owner to move freely no matter the sea state. Berth space for ten guests in four staterooms insures no one will be left behind. _________________________________________________________________________________ Marlow Reviews & Articles

Lazzara 75 LSX Sport Yacht

One of five 75 Lazzaras currently on the market, this 2007 model is the nicest available. New paint in 2010 and fresh varnish on her aft cap rails really set her apart from her competition. The galley down arrangement is very unique in that it gets natural light from the windshield. Her quad Volvo IPS 600s power this Lazzara 75 to 27 knot cruise speed. Tip: We recently listed a 116′ Lazzara for sale that will appeal to buyers who wish to move up to higher length ranges in the future. In 2014, the owners spent over $250,000 to keep her in ‘mint’ condition. _________________________________________________________________________________ More research: Review Similar Yachts | Lazarra Reviews & Articles

FURTHER INSIGHT…

While the 70-80 foot motoryacht range is a natural sweet spot for international buyers also consider these two standout yachts in the 60-70 range and 80-90 foot range respectively. We consider them uniquely suited to the market, displaying a level of design and performance maturity that will appeal to luxury-minded American families.

BELOW 70 FEET: DYNA 60

The Dyna 60 makes its international debut at the 2014 Fort Lauderdale Boat show, issuing a strong challenge to rivals in the Sunseeker and Azimut class range. Dyna 60

ABOVE 80 FEET: HORIZON E88

The Horizon E88 remains one of our standout choices in the 80-90 ft. range, featuring a number of sophisticated design, performance and layout features that continue to grow its international reputation. E88

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Luxury living, seamless spaces.

Live in comfort and luxury in total autonomy, and enjoy life between the sea, the sky, and the city. Dock in a metropolitan marina or anchor in a tranquil bay. There’s just something about living on the water, coming home to the light shimmering on the surface after a long day in the city. It’s an experience you’ll never forget.

Total living space : 4,350 sqft Indoor living space : 2,700 sqft Bedrooms : 4 Bathrooms : 4.5

The 456 sqft retractable terrace adds plenty of outdoor space and is surrounded by shock resistant glass railings.

The sun deck located at the stern can be immersed, turning into a sea pool.

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ARKUP livable yachts combine the best attributes of yachts, floating houses, and waterfront villas, with the added benefits of being self-sufficient, sustainable, and environmentally friendly. The ARKUP livable yacht was conceived to be “future-proof”, from its ability to withstand or avoid extreme weather events to its self-contained systems that allow fully off-the-grid living.

Length : 75 ft Beam : 32 ft Air draft: 34 ft Draft : 5 ft

Off-the-grid Living

The 2,300 sqft roof collects the rainwater and is covered with 36 kW solar electric panels which generate sufficient green energy to live off-the-grid. Live ecologically while being self-sufficient with water and electricity. Enjoy living off the grid and feel the satisfaction of minimizing your carbon footprint.

Solar power : 36kW Battery capacity : 182kWh Water purification Water tanks : 2x 4,000 GAL

The 2,300 sqft roof is covered with 36 kW solar electric panels which generate sufficient green energy to live off-the-grid.

Rainwater is collected from the roof, then stored in the hull and purified to ensure fresh water full-autonomy.

Silent Cruising

Electric propulsion.

You are free to move your home as you want. Two noise-free electric thrusters of 136 hp each rotate 180° for the best maneuverability to propel the yacht up to 5 knots.  Thanks to the solar power and water harvesting, you can cruise silently in waterways, bays, or lakes to find the perfect spot you want to stay in for your weekend or vacation. 

Propulsion : Electric Thrusters : 2x 100 kW Cruising speed : 3 kts Max speed : 5 kts

Two noise-free electric thrusters of 136 hp each rotate 180° for the best maneuverability to propel the yacht up to 5 knots.

The helm station allows to easily navigate and manage the jack-up operating system, ballasts, battery, and tanks capacities.

Comfort & Safety

Self-lifting system.

The four 40ft long hydraulic legs allow to anchor in up to 20ft water depths and lift the livable yacht above the sea-level, avoiding any seasickness. No matter the weather conditions and high winds, surge and floods are no longer an issue thanks to this self-lifting system making you feel 100% safe and protected

Hull material : steel Hull config. : 25 compartments Spuds : 4x 40 ft  Lifting capacity : 360 Tons

The four 40ft long hydraulic legs allow to anchor in up to 20ft water depths and lift the livable yacht above the sea level.

The hull accommodates separate technical rooms for hydraulic, electrical, and water-related equipment, and storage room.

Main Specifications

• Overall length (excl. boat lift) 75 ft (23m)
• Overall beam (excl. sliding deck) 32 ft (10m)
• 5 ft draft (1.4m)
• 34 ft air draft (11 m)
• 268 Tons displacement (full load)
• 4x 40 ft-long steel spuds (customizable on demand)
• Semi-automated self-elevating operating system
• 2,400 sq ft solar panels (223 m²)
• 4,350 sq ft total space (404 m²)
• 2,700 sq ft total indoor space (251 m²)
• 1,650 sq ft total outdoor space (153 m²)
• 2 decks | 5 terraces
• 4 en-suite bedrooms (8 people)
• Waterstudio.NL | Dutch architectural design
• US Coast Guards safety and construction standards
• ABYC recreational vessel standards design
• 270 deg. panoramic views
• Bureau Veritas certified hull
• High-grade insulation
• AC healthy and soothing indoor climate
• Energy Recovery Ventilation
• 6 independent reverse AC zones
• Floor to ceiling impact resistant bay windows
• Smart house automation
• Off-grid with green energy generation
• LED lighting system indoor & outdoor
• Hurricane cat. 4 winds resistant design (155 mph)
• Deck and terraces with Esthec finishing
• 2x 100kW azimuth electric thrusters (272 hp)
• Cruising Speed 2-3 knots
• Max speed 5 knots
• Daily Range 4 to 10h / 8 up to 20 nautical miles (37 km)
• Navigation and anchor lights
• NAVIO control and display system
• Depth finder
• VHF marine radio and horn
• 8mm steel modular pontoons
• 4 ballasts (4,5 m³ each)
• 3 technical rooms 355 sq ft (33 m³)
• 7 storage rooms 590 sq ft (55 m³)
• 4,000 GAL freshwater tank (15 m³)
• 4,000 GAL black/gray water tank (15 m³)
• Rainwater purification system
• Desalination unit (optional)
• Water heater
• Marine Sewage Device (optional)
• Lithium-Ion battery up to 1,000 kWh
• DNV-GL approved Orca Energy Storage System
• Electric and hydraulic power units
• Central vacuum cleaning unit
• Underwater lighting (optional)
• 50 sq ft retractable access platform (4,6 m²)
• Double front door with a spacious foyer
• 775 sq ft living room (72 m²)
• Open concept Miele fully equipped kitchen
• Office or crew cabin with 2 berths
• Sliding wall integrating living area & office
• 9.5 ft ceiling height (2,9 m)
• 1 powder room
• Laundry with washing machine and dryer
• Trashroom with trash compactor
• 720 sq ft fixed terrace with outdoor kitchen (67 m²)
• Helm station (cover included)
• 455 sq ft sliding deck (42 m²)
• 125 sq ft sun deck with lifting platform (12 m²)
• All-around glass railing
• Boat lift (30 feet | 5 Tons max)
• Storage space
• Hidden hull accesses
• Compressed air supply in storage/trash room
• Freshwater fill cap
• Shore power plugin
• Waste pump-out deck outlet
• Boat cleats
• Direct access with stairs from the foyer
• 8.5 ft ceiling height (2,6 m)
• 1 en-suite master bedroom with walk-in closet,
• balcony, and free-standing bath
• 1 en-suite VIP guest bedroom with balcony
• 1 en-suite guest bedroom
• Master and VIP rooms equipped with king-size beds
• Automatic electric shades hidden in recessed pockets
• 2,400 sq ft solar panels | 36 kW
• Communications system
• Rainwater harvesting system
• Lightning protection system
• Fire extinguishers
• Smoke detectors
• Water leak detectors
• Video-surveillance system
• Real-time systems monitoring
• Bilge pumps
• Fenders (x4)
• 60 kW backup generator (optional)
• Backup/emergency inverter
• Emergency anchor
• Safety pool net Stern

WHAT IS THE TYPICAL USE FOR ARKUP LIVABLE YACHTS? Owners can use the livable yacht as a recreational vessel that can provide the feel and comfort of home. For investors, the vessels represent an unparalleled opportunity as seasonal or event rentals (in compliance with local regulations depending on the jurisdiction).

LIVING ON THE WATER: WHAT ARE THE WORLD TRENDS OF THIS NEW LIFESTYLE? Although Arkup’s livable yachts are vessels, they can be used as floating houses, which have become popular as housing in some parts of the world (for example, in the Netherlands, the American West Coast, and in Southeast Asia). Arkup livable yachts are “future-proof” dwellings, whose mobility and flexibility make them resilient to floods, storm surge, and sea-level rise. Used as overwater villas, they also offer a key solution to urban growth and space scarcity.

WHAT IS THE RESALE VALUE OF A LIVABLE YACHT OVER TIME? A simple, practical concept — modular, adaptable, and built to last — the Arkup livable yacht will hold its value over time.  Compared with those of a traditional yacht, the vessel’s operational expenses are limited, and its features are designed to withstand extreme weather events and changes in water level, making it the ideal home of the future.

WHAT IS THE PRICE RANGE OF AN ARKUP LIVABLE YACHT? The price of the 75-foot Arkup livable yacht starts at $3.5 M, up to $5.5 M. The vessel can be customized to the needs and taste of each client.

IS THE INTERIOR DESIGN CUSTOMIZABLE? The Arkup livable yacht can be delivered in a stripped-down version — decorator ready — or fully furnished and ready to move in. Bespoke projects can be developed to suit each client’s needs and tastes.

HOW MUCH TIME BETWEEN ORDER AND DELIVERY OF THE LIVABLE YACHT? Standard delivery time is 14 to 18 months after order confirmation and plans approval, depending on desired technology and customization.

WHERE CAN THE VESSELS BE DELIVERED? Manufactured in Miami, Arkup livable yachts are delivered via waterways to coastal areas, accessible interior lakes, and large rivers around the world (cost of delivery provided on request).

WHAT IS THE USUAL MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST? Maintenance is limited: changing filters, lubricating the hydraulic pilings, cleaning the hull, pumping out the wastewater tank, inspecting and testing safety-features inspections, washing the solar roof.

CAN ARKUP LIVABLE YACHTS BE USED AS SEASONAL RENTALS?

Arkup livable yachts can be chartered to carry as many as 12 passengers with or without a crew, operating as an Uninspected Passenger Vessel over 100 gross tons or as a Recreational Vessel — a bareboat charter — according to the U.S. Coast Guards’ safety standards and regulations.

IS THERE ANY TAX INCENTIVE FOR BUYING AN ARKUP LIVABLE YACHT? The maximum taxes levied on the sale of a vessel in the State of Florida are $18,000, including both sales and use tax and discretionary sales surtax. Although there is no direct tax incentive for purchasing a 100-percent solar-electric vessel, you will have no utility bills because the Arkup Livable Yacht generates its own power and water, and it can operate off-the-grid. The property tax does not apply to recreational vessels. The annual registration fee for an Arkup Livable Yacht is approximately $150.

WHERE CAN I LIVE WITH SUCH A VESSEL? The same kind of areas where large yachts dock: marina slips, private docks, waterfront properties, privately-owned submerged lands, or regulated anchorage.

IS IT A HOUSE OR A VESSEL IN VIEW OF LAWS AND REGULATIONS? It is a recreational vessel that must be registered and titled.

WHAT ARE THE ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS FOR OPERATING AN ARKUP LIVABLE YACHT? Laws prohibit anchoring in protected areas in an effort to preserve the waters and sea bottoms. Black- and gray-water discharge must be conducted in compliance with the regulations of individual local jurisdictions.

HOW IS SAFETY ADDRESSED IN OPERATIONS? Safe operating procedures (navigation, boat lift, sliding terrace, and hydraulic pilings) are detailed in the operational manual and will be addressed during owner training. 

WHAT ARE ONBOARD SAFETY DEVICES? Glass railings and handrails, life vests, smoke detectors, sprinklers and fire extinguishers, alarms (smoke, bilge water, intrusion) and automated bilge pumps, lightning protection, CCTV cameras, and VHF are included. All alarms are connected and monitored in real-time.

WHAT TYPE OF WARRANTY DOES ARKUP OFFER? ARKUP offers 3 years on hull and superstructure, 2 years on power, jack-up, and propulsion systems, and 1 year on all items manufactured by Arkup. Accessories and components made by third parties installed by Arkup are covered by direct warranties of their own with a 12-month minimum coverage (i.e. electronic instruments, controls, accessories, air conditioning systems, appliances, windows, etc.)

WHAT ARE THE OPERATIONAL LIMITS OF THE VESSEL? The vessel is designed and engineered according to U.S. Coast Guard standards for recreational vessels in partially protected waters. The maximum anchoring depth is 25 feet (7.5 meters). The vessel is also compliant with the MCA LY3 Short Range Yacht stability criterion (waves < 1.83m/6 ft ; wind < 16kts).

WHAT DOES “HURRICANE-PROOF” MEAN? The Arkup livable yacht structure and anchoring system are designed to resist high winds of as much as 156 miles per hour, or 250 kilometers per hour — equivalent to a Category 4 hurricane. The vessel can be completely lifted out of the water to safeguard from storm surge. Hurricanes are predictable storm events, allowing enough time for owners to sail to a safe harbor or a protected area. The livable yachts are not made to stay in deep waters and exposed areas.

ARE ARKUP LIVABLE YACHTS CUSTOMIZABLE? The vessels are fully customizable on-demand and can incorporate anything the customer would like to include.

IS THERE A THERMIC ENGINE BACKUP FOR THE 100-PERCENT ELECTRIC MODEL? A diesel generator can be added upon request to increase range, but existing electric engines provide enough power to propel the vessel and navigate safely.

CAN YOU BOOST THE POWER OF THE ELECTRIC THRUSTERS? Yes. The two 136-horsepower thrusters can be upgraded. We can also boost electric-energy production and storage depending on the client’s needs.

WHAT HOME-AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGIES ARE INCORPORATED INTO THE ARKUP LIVABLE YACHTS? An Arkup livable yacht features state-of-the-art smart technologies and offers maximum living comfort by enabling the control of temperature, lights, electric shades, sound system, video surveillance, etc., remotely and monitored in real-time, providing the user with information on battery life and water-tank capacity, as well as overall energy generation-consumption ratios.

HOW DOES ARKUP LIVABLE YACHT FLOAT AND NAVIGATE? Flotation is ensured by Archimedes. Our livable yacht is equipped with two 136-horsepower (100-kilowatt) electric thrusters that rotate 180 degrees, allowing smooth navigation and maneuverability.

WHAT ABOUT COMMUNICATIONS AND ACCESS TO NETWORKS? Arkup livable yachts are equipped with long-range, high-speed internet and VHF. Satellite television and navigation systems are optional.

WHAT ARE THE MAIN ADVANTAGES OF THE ELECTRIC THRUSTERS? Cruising is silent and does not pollute the water; electric propulsion does not generate noise, smoke, or fumes and reduces vibrations disturbing marine life.

WHAT ARE THE MAIN SPECIFICATIONS OF THE VESSEL? 300 tons weight, 75×32 feet, 5-foot draft, 34-foot air draft, average speed 3knots with a max of 5-knot. The 8-millimeter steel hull is composed of 28 watertight compartments.

WHAT ARE THE SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES INCLUDED ONBOARD? Arkup livable yachts offer Low-e consumption design and materials as well as equipment for solar-energy generation and battery storage. Also included, are the systems for rainwater harvesting, water purification and storage, wastewater management, energy recovery, and ventilation.

WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM POWER GENERATION AND STORAGE CAPACITY? 36 kW of power generation from the solar roof and as much as one megawatt-hour of power storage ensure more than enough energy to operate the boat engines and livable features. The vessel can cruise 4 to 10h / 8 up to 20 NM, depending on the sun and time in the day.

ARE THE BUILDING MATERIALS ECO-SOURCED? Conception and design are eco-friendly. Sustainable and green materials are incorporated into the design as much as possible.

IS THE VESSEL 100-PERCENT SELF-SUSTAINING? Yes, it is. The vessel is zero-emission, carbon-neutral, energy-positive and collects rainwater, and treats it for onboard use.

WHY OFFER SUSTAINABLE OFF-GRID LIVABLE YACHTS? We strive to offer an alternative lifestyle to preserve the environment by avoiding fossil fuels. Our vessels and housing solutions are resistant to storm surges and hurricanes.

WHAT ARE THE HYDRAULIC PILINGS USED FOR? The automated hydraulic system ensures that the vessel is anchored and leveled in waters as deep as 20 feet (6 meters) and also enable lifting the vessel entirely out of the water for comfort and safety.

WHAT ABOUT MOTION SICKNESS ONBOARD? The stability provided by the hydraulic anchoring system is designed to avoid the movement that can cause motion sickness: This makes the Arkup overwater villas as comfortable as a house on the land.

CAN I GO FROM MIAMI TO KEY WEST, TAMPA, OR EVEN NEW YORK? Yes you can, depending on weather, which determines the daily range capacity (up to 8 hours / 20 NM).

ARE THERE ANY SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS TO OPERATE THE FULLY-ELECTRIC POWERED VESSEL? It requires the same boating experience as any other similar-sized recreational vessel. Thorough training and an extensive manual are provided to all customers. The owner can also hire our certified captains.

HOW MANY GUESTS AND CREW CAN STAY ON THE BOAT WHEN CRUISING OR AT ANCHOR? The Arkup livable yacht can accommodate six to eight people comfortably overnight. The livable yacht can operate as a recreational vessel with a limit of55 passengers (life vests required) or as charter vessels carrying as many as 12 passengers, according to the U.S. Coast Guard’s safety standards and regulations.

CAN I USE AN ARKUP LIVABLE YACHT AS A MOBILE BEACH HOUSE IN THE BAHAMAS OR SOMEWHERE ELSE? Yes, owners of foreign-registered boats (including the U.S.) may keep their vessels in the Bahamas (for instance) for one year without paying duty and may extend the one-year stay for two years by paying a fee of $500. The initial entry fee is $300 to clear Bahamas Customs and Immigration and to obtain a cruising permit. After two years, the vessel would have to depart the Bahamas for one month before applying for a new cruising permit.

HOW TO RECEIVE MAILS, PARCELS OR DELIVERIES? Marinas can provide concierge services or a mailbox or rent a slot at a local Post Office.

DOES THE VESSEL NEED A CAPTAIN TO OPERATE? With adequate boating experience, operating an Arkup Livable Yacht is relatively easy with the training provided by Arkup. A license and safety certification may be required locally.

WHAT KIND OF LICENSE AND INSURANCE ARE NEEDED? Arkup livable yachts are registered and insured as pleasure boats. To operate them, most U.S. states require a driver’s license and boating safety certification for recreational use. For other countries, Arkup can assist you.

CAN WATER SLIDES AND OTHER TOYS BE ADDED? Arkup livable yachts provide plenty of storage space for toys and recreational items. Make the ocean your playground!

HOW IS DISPOSAL OF SEWAGE AND WASTEWATER MANAGED ONBOARD ARKUP LIVABLE YACHTS? Vessel operators are required to retain their sewage discharges on-board for disposal at sea (beyond three miles from shore) or onshore at a pump-out facility. Black and gray waters are stored in a 3,700-gallon (14-cubic-meter) holding tank before being pumped out at either a marina or by a vessel designed to pump out waste. There are other options, such as using an approved U.S. Coast Guard Marine Sanitation Device (MSD) and then discharging within 3 miles offshore according to Clean Water Act regulations.

HOW LONG CAN THE LIVABLE YACHT REMAIN OFF-THE-GRID (WITHOUT POWER AND WATER)? Arkup livable yachts can remain off-the-grid all year long depending on the weather (sun exposure/rainfall) in tropical regions. Without any sun to charge the batteries, a full charge can provide electricity for all household needs for two to three days (without navigation).

The 4,000-gallon fresh-water tank ensures two weeks of self-sufficiency for six people without harvesting any rainwater. If needed, the vessel can connect to shore power to refill the freshwater tank (or add an optional water-maker).

IF I CHOOSE TO LIVE OFF-THE-GRID ON AN ARKUP LIVABLE YACHT, HOW DO I GET TO SHORE? There are many easy options. You can use a tender boat to get to shore via authorized public or private docks, or by renting a slip in a marina where you can dock while you’re on land. There are also many types of amphibious vehicles now available, making it possible to access land through a public boat ramp. Local companies offer water taxi services. Arkup also partners with ILandMiami (www.ilandmiami.com) to provide access by seaplane or helicopter.

WHAT IS THE APPROXIMATE OPERATING COST OF AN ARKUP LIVABLE YACHT?

The cost is much less than a yacht of equivalent size (the annual operating costs of a yacht are typically 10 percent of its value). Compared with a traditional house, the maintenance is roughly equivalent — there is no garden or swimming pool to maintain, but the livable yacht must be cleaned regularly. If the livable yacht is docked in a marina, the slip rental costs will generally be considerably lower than the property taxes on similar waterfront property. The hull can be easily inspected, washed, and maintained when the livable yacht is lifted above the waterline.

HOW ARE TRASH AND GARBAGE HANDLED ONBOARD?

Arkup livable yachts have a dedicated trash room equipped with a trash compactor and recycling bins. The compacted trash is disposed of ashore at public garbage facilities or marinas (a composter for organic waste is optional).

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British designer Kelly Hoppen styled the interior of the first hull and has also created three designs for future owners to choose from. Described as “sophisticated and luxurious,” the open-plan living quarters offer sweeping, panoramic views, and multiple areas for entertaining. The main deck is adorned with a salon, a galley, a dining area, and a plush owner’s suite with a private terrace, while the lower deck is outfitted with five en suite staterooms and cabins for three crew.

The pilothouse isn’t the only singular feature on the 82, either. Pearl says the yacht is the only one of such a size to have a garage large enough to hold a Williams 395, a Sea-Doo Jet Ski, and other equipment. It is also the only one in its class to offer two aft deck configurations (Riviera or Veranda) to cater to different seafarers. Other highlights of the model include a foredeck lounge with large sun pads and a luxe flybridge with a dining table, wet bar, sun pad, and hot tub.

As for grunt, the yacht can be equipped with two MAN engines rated at 1,650, 1,800, or 2,000 horses. It has an estimated top speed of 33 knots and a cruising range of 287 nautical miles.

A true boutique builder, Pearl produces only a limited number of vessels annually to ensure quality and exclusivity. The 82 is one of four models in the lineup, alongside a 62, 72 , and 95 . The first 82 will debut at the upcoming Cannes Yachting Festival.

The Cannes Yachting Festival will take place in the sparkling Bay of Cannes from September 10 to 15. See you there.

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