Odyssey

Thirty-two knots flat out is the number that defines this Sunseeker Manhattan 68, driven by two 1,200 hp MAN V8 engines built for confident coastal cruising rather than outright sport. Odyssey was completed in 2022, and a single owner has run her since, with the same two-person crew aboard from day one.

Build and provenance

Sunseeker built her as a Manhattan 68 in 2022. One owner has kept her since new, so her service record runs in a single line rather than across several logbooks. At 21 metres with a 5.3 metre beam and a 1.6 metre draught, she is a compact flybridge yacht to handle and to berth.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins sleep eight guests, looked after by a crew of two. The full-beam master cabin sits amidships, reached by its own staircase to port, and the aft galley opens straight onto the cockpit through wide sliding doors, so cooking and lounging on deck share one space rather than two separate ones.

Performance and engineering

Two 1,200 hp MAN V8 engines take Odyssey to 32 knots at full throttle, output built for steady coastal running. Fuel and water tanks hold 4,000 and 9,000 litres, generous tankage for days away without a stop at the fuel dock.

On deck and at anchor

Foredeck seating and a barbecue set up a spot for the hours before dinner, with sunpads for lying out once the sun softens. Wifi and air conditioning keep the cabins comfortable and connected, a stern thruster and joystick control make close-quarters berthing a one-person job, and underwater lights bring the hull to life once she is anchored for the night; a small wine cellar rounds out the evening below.

Where she lies and how to see her

Odyssey lies in Rogoznica, Croatia. Boatcrowd sets up viewings there and is present for them, and after an offer is accepted we manage the survey and sea trial through to handover.