Bluegame BGX60 Iate a motor

A yacht arranged around a beach club that opens straight onto the water sets a different rhythm for a day aboard, and the Bluegame BGX60 is built entirely around that idea. She came from the yard in 2023, a nineteen-metre sports yacht built to put guests close to the sea rather than above it. Every deck connects to the next by an internal staircase, so she reads as one continuous space rather than a stack of separate rooms.

Build and provenance

She is a monohull sports yacht, sixty-two feet in length and built new in 2023. At this age a survey is really a condition check rather than a history lesson, and she is described as meticulously maintained, with low engine hours for her age.

Layout and accommodation

The lower deck lounge opens straight onto a wide aft beach area, putting guests at the waterline rather than looking down on it. Forward of the lounge sits the owner's cabin amidships, while a second staircase leads down to a further guest cabin in the bow, set apart for privacy. Up top, a second living area holds the helm, the galley and a dining table under open sky, with sightlines round the whole boat. Outside, the saloon carries on into an aft seating area, the wide side decks reach a further lounging spot on the bow, and a ladder climbs to a hard top sundeck above it all.

Performance and engineering

Twin Volvo Penta IPS pod engines drive her, backed by a Seakeeper gyroscopic stabiliser for a level ride and a docking system that takes the guesswork out of close-quarters manoeuvring. She carries 3,000 litres of fuel and 780 litres of water, with a draught of 4.66 feet that keeps shallower anchorages within reach.

Where she lies and how to see her

The Bluegame BGX60 lies in Singapore and is available for viewing now. Boatcrowd brings buyers aboard and stays with them for the viewing, and once an offer is accepted we set up survey and sea trial ahead of handover.