GYS Trade

A Sportfish yacht is built to a different brief than a cruising motor yacht, and it shows through in her shape as much as her spec sheet. Viking Yachts delivered Gys Trade in 2024, and at 68 feet she carries that brief through, purposeful rather than decorative.

Build and provenance

Gys Trade is a monohull with a fibreglass hull, built for the stability and steady handling a sportfish design depends on. Viking Yachts completed her in 2024, so a buyer inspects a boat with almost no history to unpick: her survey reads as a delivery check rather than a record of past repairs.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep across four cabins aboard Gys Trade, a layout suited to a family or a close group of friends rather than a full charter party. At 68 feet with a beam of 5.8 metres, the interior has room to spread without feeling carved out of a working boat as an afterthought.

Performance and engineering

Her fibreglass hull is built for stability and steady performance, the priority on a sportfish boat where the deck has to stay level at trolling speed as much as at a cruise. Gys Trade carries that design through rather than treating it as decoration.

Where she lies and how to see her

Gys Trade lies in Anna Maria, in the United States. Boatcrowd arranges each viewing and is on hand throughout it; once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial follow before handover.