Jolly Rogers

Sunseeker built Jolly Rogers as a Predator, the line built for speed and presence: a low sports silhouette, a fibreglass monohull, and a stance that says motor yacht rather than cruiser. She was delivered in 2018. At thirty-two knots cruising and thirty-six knots flat out, she has the pace to match the design.

Build and provenance

Jolly Rogers is a Sunseeker Predator 68 built in 2018, a fibreglass monohull with the low, sporting profile of the Predator range rather than a flybridge layout. No refit is recorded for her, so a survey will be reading her original specification. The fibreglass hull keeps her light enough to reach thirty-six knots at full throttle.

Layout and accommodation

Three cabins sleep six guests aboard Jolly Rogers, a number that suits a family or two couples travelling together rather than a full house party. Her beam is 5.1 metres, working with a length of 21 metres to keep her proportions sporty rather than voluminous.

Performance and engineering

Jolly Rogers cruises at thirty-two knots and reaches thirty-six knots at full throttle, speeds that put her firmly in sport motor yacht territory rather than displacement cruising. That pace means shorter runs between anchorages and the option of an afternoon out and back rather than an overnight passage. No engine specification is listed for this yacht, so a buyer will confirm the powertrain at survey.

Where she lies and how to see her

Jolly Rogers is currently in the United States, though her exact berth is not published with the listing. Boatcrowd handles viewings on her behalf and is present for each one, and once a buyer's offer is accepted we bring in a surveyor and arrange the sea trial before handover.