Sunseeker Predator 65

Six guests and a single crew member is a day-boat ratio, not a full-time liveaboard one, and Sunseeker Predator 65 is built around it: an open sports yacht from 2023 with the garage and swim platform of a boat meant for short, fast outings rather than long stays aboard.

Build and provenance

She was delivered in 2023 with twin 1,000 hp Volvo Penta IPS 1350 engines and joystick control at the helm, and she adds dynamic positioning to hold a position off a beach without dropping anchor.

Layout and accommodation

Below deck, three cabins sleep six guests: a full-beam master with its own office space, a forward VIP cabin, and a twin cabin to starboard, each with an en suite bathroom of its own. One crew member lives aboard to run her, in keeping with a yacht built for day trips and long weekends rather than for extended stays with a full crew roster.

Performance and engineering

She reaches 35 knots at full throttle, fast enough to turn a lunch run into a genuinely quick crossing rather than a slow cruise. Stabilisers keep her steady under way, and a beam of 5.1 metres over a draft of 1.6 metres keeps her manageable in the marina berths around Puerto Banus.

On deck and at anchor

At anchor, the hydraulic bathing platform lowers to the water for swimming, and underwater lights make an evening swim easy to see by. Sunpads sit forward and aft for lounging in the sun, a bow thruster helps her hold position without extra hands on deck, and WiFi and air conditioning keep the cabins comfortable and connected once the sun goes down.

Where she lies and how to see her

Sunseeker Predator 65 lies in Puerto Banus, Spain. We put viewings together in person and are on hand for each one; if you make an offer, a survey and sea trial come next before the sale completes.