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$495,000 USD
+95 moreMakeViking
ModelPrincess 54 Flybridge
Length150.9m
Cabins3
Draft150.9m
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About this vessel
Introducing the exquisite Viking Princess 54 Flybridge, a stunning 2007 model that embodies luxury and performance. With an overall length of 54.4 feet, this flybridge yacht offers ample space for relaxation and entertainment, accommodating up to 12 guests comfortably. Crafted from durable fiberglass, the displacement hull ensures a smooth and stable ride, making it perfect for both leisurely cruising and spirited adventures.
The yacht features three well-appointed cabins and two heads, providing comfort and privacy for all aboard. An electric windlass enhances convenience during anchoring, while the sophisticated design of the flybridge offers breathtaking views and an ideal spot for socializing. Experience the joy of sailing with the LA BUENA VIDA, where every journey becomes a memorable escape.
Specifications
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Vessel
MakeViking
ModelPrincess 54 Flybridge
Dimensions
Length overall150.9m
Draft150.9m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Features
On board
Bow thruster
Stern thruster
Volvo Penta D12-800 diesel engines
Direct drive
Generator
Air conditioning
Galley upgraded 2015
Offshore electronics package
Custom hardwood flooring
Starlink
Teak deck cleaned and sealed 2026
Electric windlass
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