Iconic, a 2003 82′ Sunseeker with 35-knot speed, is for sale and the asking price is $994,000. Courtesy United Yacht Sales Looking for a luxurious yacht that sleeps eight in four staterooms, plus room for a captain cabin and crew quarters? Iconic, a 2003 Sunseeker 82′, could make the shortlist. Power across the blue at 35 knots, or relax during a jaunt down the coast at 18 knots. Iconic‘s owner is asking $994,900. Sunseeker stated that “the sophisticated Sunseeker 82 Yacht is built to the most rigorous shipbuilding principles around highly engineered support systems, designed for the most cha ..read more

For boaters looking for a new-to-them used yacht, now is a great time to start looking at options as the used-yacht segment has been shifting to a buyer’s market. To help boat buyers in their yacht shopping, we go in-depth on 10 used flybridge cruisers that are ready for new owners today. The Princess Yachts S60 Rock On has a Bahamas-friendly 4-foot, 7-inch draft, three staterooms and 38-knot speed. Courtesy HMY Yacht Sales 2019 Princess Yachts S60 – Rock On – Palm Beach, Florida “HMY Yacht Sales has Rock On, a 2019 Princess Yachts S60, listed at $2.149 million. The nearly 38-knot, 60-foot sp ..read more

The Nauta XP75 is a 245-foot explorer superyacht concept that is ready to build. It will be constructed to ice-class standards and engineering is by Azure Naval Architects. Courtesy Nauta Design Nauta Design has revealed details of the Nauta XP75, a 245-foot, ready-to-build concept motoryacht with two helipads, three pools, and a garage that can hold three tenders and a mini-sub. The XP75, in terms of size, “goes well beyond any other explorer project Nauta has designed to date,” according to the company. Engineering is by Azure Naval Architects. Also according to Nauta, the yacht will be bui ..read more

Having one of his Sirena 68 yachts in the Med enabled Willie Urbieta to host a 30-person family reunion in Spain. Pozitif Studio The traditional doctor’s advice is, “Take two, and call me in the morning.” After Willie Urbieta sold his family’s petroleum company in South Florida in 2021, the veteran boater found cruising to be just the right medicine for transitioning into semiretirement. In fact, he liked the Sirena Yachts 68 he’d purchased for cruising in the Mediterranean so much that he decided to trade up his Sirena 58 in Fort Lauderdale for a second Sirena 68. He’s now able to call on ex ..read more

The Palm Beach 45 Sedan Black Swan has timeless downeast lines, two staterooms and 34-knot speed. Courtesy Alexander Marine USA For owners in the market for a yacht with classic Downeast lines and a modern interior, Alexander Marine USA has Black Swan, a Palm Beach Motor Yachts 45 Sedan, listed for $1.3 million. This 2015 build has a skinny-water-friendly, sub three-foot draft and a two-stateroom layout. The bridge deck has a light-and-bright atmosphere with a palette of contemporary white-and-gray fabrics combined with a tasteful amount of Burmese teak. The space has unobstructed views thank ..read more

The Sirena 48 has just debuted and the 27-knot yacht has already seen 27 hulls sold. Emre Boyoglu Sirena Yachts’ smallest model to date recently made its US debut at the Palm Beach International Boat Show. The Sirena 48 completes the existing product line for Sirena, comprising the Sirena 58, 58 Coupe, 68, 78 and 88 models.  According to a press release from Sirena Yachts, the Sirena 48 is targeted at the next generation of boating enthusiasts to enter the on-the-water lifestyle, and is already proving to be popular in the market. The shipyard has sold more than 27 hulls to date, includi ..read more

For angling enthusiasts seeking a speedy, tournament-capable sportfisherman, this 40-knot-plus Viking Yachts 80 is rigged and ready to run. Asking price: $7.95 million. Courtesy HMY Yacht Sales Is chasing Hemingway-worthy billfish a hardcore passion for you and your friends, but you would also like to be lavished in luxury? Why Wouldn’t We, a 2020 Viking Yachts 80 Convertible, might be the sportfishing yacht for you. Why Wouldn’t We is a tournament-ready battlewagon that is asking $7.95 million. HMY Yacht Sales stated that “Why Wouldn’t We is the epitome of sportfishing luxury. This 80’ Vikin ..read more

With a sophisticated aesthetic and attention to detail, the Princess F58 is poised to be a popular choice in the F-Class series. Princess Yachts The Princess F58 joins the acclaimed F-Class fleet, positioned between the existing F55 and the flagship F65. This latest model continues the series’ tradition of blending elegant design with advanced features, tailored for the luxury boating market. A key focus of the F58 is its social spaces. The flybridge offers ample room for dining and relaxation, featuring a well-equipped wet bar and electric barbecue. The helm provides comprehensive visibility ..read more

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