Seaduction

Eight guests across four cabins, with three crew aboard to run the boat, is the shape of a yacht meant to be lived on rather than cruised for just an afternoon. Astondoa built the GLX with that layout in mind, and Seaduction, delivered in 2016, carries it today from Miami Beach.

Build and provenance

Astondoa built Seaduction as a GLX in 2016, a monohull motor yacht finished in fibreglass, 25 metres long with a beam of six metres. No refit is recorded, so ten years from delivery a buyer is looking at the boat close to how the yard built her.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins sleep eight guests, and three crew live and work apart from the guest accommodation, an arrangement that lets a family use the boat without running it themselves. The flybridge deck adds a second, open-air level above the enclosed saloon and cabins, so guests have a choice of an indoor or an outdoor gathering space through the day.

Performance and engineering

Specific engine and speed figures are not published for Seaduction. She is a fibreglass monohull built for stability and steady performance rather than outright pace, a combination suited to coastal running with a family or guests aboard.

Where she lies and how to see her

Seaduction lies in Miami Beach, Florida. Boatcrowd sets up each viewing and joins it in person; once an offer is accepted, a survey and sea trial follow before she changes hands, with Boatcrowd coordinating each step.