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$1,950,000 EUR
+34 moreMakeSunseeker
Year2009
Length28.5m5.9m beam
Cabins4
Draft2m
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SWORDFISH 68 is a 2009 Sunseeker 90 that combines elegant lines with exceptional onboard comfort. She offers serious space, a proven performance platform, and a long list of upgrades.
Powered by twin CAT C32 engines, she cruises comfortably at 16 knots and reaches 30 knots at top speed. At an economical 15 knots, she offers a range of 400 nautical miles. Her performance is backed by ABT TRAC fin stabilizers, bow and stern thrusters, and a deep-V hull designed by Don Shead and the Sunseeker design team.
The interior layout maximizes volume without sacrificing flow or privacy. A generous salon welcomes guests with warmth and light, pairing soft Alcantara ceiling and leather wall coverings (recently renewed) with ample lounging space and a dedicated dining area. The enclosed galley features two oversized countertops, a four-door fridge, and crew access points that allow seamless service without intruding on guests. All carpets have been replaced, and recent updates include gelcoat, gel shield, antifouling, and teak service.
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The details
Vessel
MakeSunseeker
Year2009
Dimensions
Length overall28.5m
Beam5.9m
Draft2m
Accommodation
Cabins4
Features
On board
Twin CAT C32 engines (1,850hp each)
ABT TRAC fin stabilizers
Bow and stern thrusters
Deep-V hull
Alcantara ceiling
Leather wall coverings
Four-door fridge
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