Do It Anyway

Twenty five knots at cruise and thirty knots flat out, that is the range Do It Anyway lives in, a pace built for fast, short hops along the coast rather than long passages. Sunseeker delivered her in 2019, and a 2025 refit brought a newer chapter to a hull that was still young.

Build and provenance

Sunseeker built Do It Anyway in 2019, a fibreglass monohull finished in the flybridge style. She was refitted in 2025, six years after delivery, which gives a buyer a more recent point of reference than the build year alone.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins take eight guests, and a crew of two lives aboard to run her and look after them, a compact team for a 78 foot yacht. That scale keeps the operation straightforward, with two people responsible for the boat and her guests alike.

Performance and engineering

She cruises at 25 knots and reaches 30 knots at full throttle, enough to close the distance between anchorages inside a single afternoon rather than a full day. That speed sits comfortably within reach of coastal routes along her Fort Lauderdale base, without asking for long open water passages.

Where she lies and how to see her

Do It Anyway lies in Fort Lauderdale. We arrange her viewings and attend every one, and once an offer is accepted we bring in the surveyor and set up the sea trial. She also sails in our charter fleet out of Miami, reaching the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos, so a buyer can spend a week aboard her before deciding to buy.