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$1,158,000 USD
+31 moreMakeSunseeker
ModelPredator 50
Length0.4m
Cabins2
Draft0.4m
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About this vessel
Skillfully designed by Sunseeker International, the Predator 50 yacht elegantly combines versatility with great dynamics. Whether you wish to embark on a day cruise or a longer haul voyage, she is the yacht to get you there in comfort and style.
Every inch of this luxury motor yacht has been thought out in detail. Optimum comfort has been achieved through modern amenities and a well thought out layout.
On the main deck she features an impressively large cockpit, not typical for a yacht of this size. It is equipped with parallel sofas and an opening roof, allowing you to experience sun and shade as required. For relaxation, a U-shaped sofa group is installed on the front deck.
The tender garage easily accommodates a Williams 325 Turbo Jet for water entertainment.
Additionally, she features Seakeeper 6 Gyro Stabilizers, a hydraulic bathing platform, air conditioning throughout and many more additional upgrades.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSunseeker
ModelPredator 50
Dimensions
Length overall0.4m
Draft0.4m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Features
On board
Twin Volvo Penta D8 engines
Seakeeper 6 Gyro Stabilizers
Hydraulic bathing platform
Air conditioning throughout
Opening roof on main deck cockpit
Tender garage with Williams 325 Turbo Jet
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