Second Thoughts Iate a motor

A flybridge design is defined as much by what happens above the saloon as below it, and Second Thoughts puts real purpose there. Sunseeker built the 75 Yacht in 2018, shaping a 23 metre hull with 5.7 metres of beam that reads as spacious rather than merely long. Her fibreglass construction keeps the build light, and a spa pool, sun deck and beach club sit within a few steps of one another on deck.

Build and provenance

Sunseeker delivered Second Thoughts as a 75 Yacht in 2018, a flybridge model built on a fibreglass monohull. The combination favours stability under way and a lighter structure than steel construction would give, which suits a yacht that spends her days on show as much as under way. At 5.7 metres her beam gives the saloon and cabins real width to work with.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins sleep eight guests, a count that keeps Second Thoughts comfortable for a family or two couples travelling together without doubling up on any cabin. A hydraulic gangway makes boarding from a quay straightforward, a useful detail when guests come and go through the day.

Performance and engineering

She cruises at 25 knots and reaches 34 knots flat out, a pace that turns a Miami afternoon run into a short trip rather than a plan for the whole day. That speed comes from a hull drawn for it, and it carries through to the low, purposeful line of her flybridge.

On deck and at anchor

The sun deck and sunpads give Second Thoughts two distinct places to be outside, and the spa pool turns the upper deck into a stopping point rather than a walkway between them. The beach club opens the transom to the water, the natural place to end a day at anchor.

Where she lies and how to see her

Second Thoughts lies in Miami. We arrange every viewing ourselves and are there for it, and once an offer on her is accepted we bring in the surveyor and set up the sea trial. From that viewing to handover, the process runs through us.