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$984,300 USD
+24 moreMakeSunseeker
ModelManhattan 63
Length300m
Draft300m
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About this vessel
Introducing the stunning 2012 Sunseeker Manhattan 63, a remarkable flybridge yacht that embodies luxury and performance. With an impressive overall length of 21.07 meters, this vessel offers ample space for relaxation and entertainment on the water. Crafted from durable fiberglass, the hull ensures a smooth and stable ride, making it perfect for both leisurely cruising and adventurous outings.
Powered by dual MAN diesel engines delivering 985 horsepower each, this yacht boasts 1,300 hours of operation, showcasing its reliability and performance. The thoughtful design includes a spacious flybridge, ideal for enjoying panoramic views while navigating the open seas.
The Sunseeker Manhattan 63 is equipped with essential features that enhance your boating experience, ensuring comfort and ease during your journeys. This yacht is not just a vessel; it's a gateway to unforgettable adventures on the water.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSunseeker
ModelManhattan 63
Dimensions
Length overall300m
Draft300m
Features
On board
Flybridge
Fiberglass hull
Dual MAN diesel engines (985 HP each)
Bow thruster
Autopilot
GPS and radar
Teak cockpit
Hydraulic gangway
Hydraulic swimming platform
Electric windlass
Air conditioning
Hot water system
Fresh water maker
Dishwasher
Electric head
Tender
Shore power inlet
Generator
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