A taste of the high life on this £2.9m flybridge | Sunseeker 76 Yacht tour | Motor Boat & Yachting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Join MBY Deputy Editor Jack Haines for a guided tour of the smallest model in Sunseeker's Yacht range.
Sunseeker 76 Yacht specifications
LOA: 77ft 5in (23.60m)
Beam: 19ft 6in (5.95m)
Draught: 5ft 7in (1.70m)
Test engines: Twin 1,550hp MAN V12
Top speed on test: 33 knots
Consumption at 21 knots: 294 lph
Range at 21 knots: 338 miles
Range at 10 knots: 1,000nm
Noise at 21 knots: 65dB(A)
Fuel capacity: 1,320 imp gal (6,000 litres)
Water capacity: 308 imp gal (1,400 litres)
Displacement: 53.7 tonnes (half load)
RCD category: Cat B for 20 people
Design: Sunseeker
Starting price: £2.9million
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best review on the channel to date IMO - great job, great boat! *goes and buys yet another lottery ticket whilst dreaming of owning a piece of kit like this*
I will always prefer the flybridge boats, that extra floor area makes the difference
Nice concise review and I also like the fact you point out some negatives unlike some others
Woooooooow the tv just comes out? I think he is underestimating his viewers a bit. Just a bit.
Nice review for a very nice boat. The problem I have now is that most reviews I watch on this channel make me fall in love with the boat....I would have a real struggle choosing which one to buy if ever I have a giant lottery win 😅
Great to see you Jack! They need to give you a raise!
Looks bigger than a 76'. Nice walkthrough!
Great, if rather swift, tour of a stunning boat. Thanks Jack 👍
Nice one Jack. Clear and to the point.
Hi Jack. Im surprised with the headroom throughout. Better layout the galley aft. Safety at sea, too many sharp corners in any weather. The smallest in the range yet still a great boat for owner operator. Well presented video thanks.
Exellent video Jack
Great tour! thank you
It`s a faster presentation than Nicks, but still informative, though.
Love it.
Staying positive, not many yachts you can shower and grill at the same time. The windows sizes of the cabins is absolutely amazing. Not many yachts this size can accommodate formal seating dining for 8. Many prefer the full size Galley forward where it is opposed to aft Galley made up of reduced size appliances and space, besides it caters to the dining perfectly here. The crew cabin, again for this size is amazing as is the Engine room. I'll let you figure out what I did not discuss and why.
Great camera work👍👍 it improved
Nice video, thank you!
It reminds me of the interior of a Novotel hotel. Clean, cool, sterile and uninspiring.
Thats not even the issue, its the freaking sharp corners everywhere! Its like they just completely drop the charade that this boat is ever moving anywhere from the marina. Or maybe the pro crew will move it to the next marina, let them bump into those corners while underway.
And yes I know, boats like these are basically floating cocktail lounges anyway. Imagine trying to move through that living room and galley area when its bumpy. Theres nothing to grab, you'd have to crawl on the floor hahah
@@rykehuss3435 You are probably right. We saw a lot of boats at our marina that never left the slip. That's not boating.
@@rykehuss3435 was thinking about the corners, buy some child cover protectors from amazon, sorted
@@yodaslovetoy agreed that's such a minor issue. This boat is definitely for the entertainment side of things but that's fine.
@@rykehuss3435 Its a plague most current offerings suffer from. You only have to look back 10-15 yrs eg Sunseeker Manhattan 50, Princess V42 or perennial Hardys, Nelsons etc. all nice rounded corners, fiddles everywhere, nothing sharp and injurious (?). I'd bet current interior designers have never set foot on a boat that not moored up . I've never sat on a modern "square" saloon sofa that i found comfortable.
Just in time for my constitutional, thanks
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Did you show the other double cabin across from the twin, I don’t think so
Slip on a lil dress and you’d almost pass for Nautistyles 😀
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Loads of room, great sized cabins. I think there needs to be a bit more innovation, how many seating areas with a table do you need? Why not go for a true lounge area with comfortable reclining seats, or a table that reverses into a card table?
The colour scheme on this particular boat was very corporate bland, but I'm sure there's better options.
Lovely boat but a shame it's only CE B (coastal hugging) not CE A (ocean crossing).
Always thought I wanted a Sunseeker but increasingly unsure at this size/price point. Clearly it has been designed with a certain clientele in mind and I’m sure it works for them but the design leaves me cold.
Just press a button, the heater will come on, and you'll be warm!
This is built with a big eye on the charter market. The Manhatten/Predator range are built more for owner-operator.
That said, I think Galeon are the best 50+ footers. Their beach-club mode is astonishing.
Do you see these often self managed? Looking to get one in the years to come and it's hard to tell whether or not it's a crew based one or self driven/managed
It's would be perfectly possible with enough experience to run this boat yourself, though most will have crew assistance of some description.
You were presenting 73 sitting facilities and 10 sleeping possibillities, correct?
Boats like this can be used for large parties, be it in a marina or a short distance away. In "real life" they can safely sleep more than 12 but 12 is the upper limit without going into onerous passenger-class legislation.
I don't like the look of Sunseekers on the outside - the windows make it look like a running shoe - but I like the layout of this - no stupid 2nd staircase.
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You’re not going to feed many with that grill!
":...under the windscreen you can tuck yourself there with a nice book..." Now Aquaholic where Aquaholic have Aquaholic I Aquaholic heard Aquaholic that Aquaholic expression Aquaholic before?
Nick works with them. I’m pretty sure that was a tongue in cheek reference 😉
4:40 tuck yourself away with a good book @aquaholic lol
Never thought ide say this, but this boat leaves me cold... Nothing jumps out, nothing special tbh...
The prices are ridiculously high. Hope China enter this market and offer reasonable price.
It's owned by a Chinese businessman
Jay Z :
if you can't buy it twice you can't afford it .
BTW the price is normal for this size 🙄
China is already in the market, see Cheoy Lee e.g. model CLA76F.
Lovely boat, shipyard has a great reputation, but it costs MORE!! EG a 2018 model is $4m USD.
www.denisonyachtsales.com/yachts-for-sale/77-Cl-Yachts-Fort-Lauderdale/251948-yc
Why does he sound like he's out of breath for the whole video?
Too many carbs, not enough cardio.
I was the same until quite recently, but I got into Keto and exercise.
Their smallest yacht Is about as big as I'd want to go
I didn't understand that comment, I thought Sunseeker did a Manhattan 52 - which I'm pretty sure is a yacht.
@@lajucb I thought the same, so I had a look at the Sunseeker website - This is the smallest in the range that they call "Yacht", but they have smaller boats in their "Manhattan" and "Predator" ranges.
Typical modern Sunseeker with aggressive lines and bland furniture. Gone has the the elegance and style of Sunseekers of past. Princess, Azimut, Riva and Persing are leaps ahead in terms of style and build quality. It is like Princess are trying to be Italian but without the design and style. At last Sunseeker have stopped sticking mirrors everywhere but still reluctant to drop the bottom hinged aft crew cabin door. For the money you could buy a Princess Y72 or Pershing 7X.
I think you might kick yourself, but despite all the great content and footage, what does the boat look like? No shots of the outside of the boat, of the whole boat.... whoops.
fittout by ikea and fantastic plastic furniture
Oh good, it's not just me then judging by the comments below. I watched this review and felt completely uninspired, what a dull boat. Much prefer a Princess or a Pearl - or that Galeon 640 reviewed by Aquaholic recently. They are all much more inspiring. Have Sunseeker gone backwards?
Prefer the Princess Y75. Much better interior, and none of those sharp edges..
I’m gonna be pissed right off if this review is an article in my September issue of MBaY that I subscribe to and have not yet been home to read!
This has happened previously and it make one ask oneself “why bother subscribing to the magazine “?
If this continues I will absolutely NOT renew my magazine subscription.
Put other content online or at least delay current magazine content by a few months or your going to have Utubers only as your base!
If this continues I will be a free utuber rather than a paying subscriber.
Ps the extra stuff like readers letters, product reviews and adverts ( magazine only)are of no value to me. It’s boat reviews I’m interested in!!!
They're probably trying to beat the timing of Aquaholic's YT video.
Thanks for your post and, more importantly, for subscribing to the magazine. We endeavour to post our video reviews after the print review has been published for the benefit of our subscribers. There are occasions when this hasn't been the case but we try to avoid that as much as possible.
A tad rushed m'thinks.
Not a very comfortable interior. Looks like a cheap furniture store.
It's owned by a chinese conglomerate
If he's new to this, he's talking far to quick. Slow down a bit. Just a little advice. Would feel more intimate, and friendly if he did.
Looks like a little plain on the inside - stuffy. No contracting colors - just blah.
You must have missed his comment on that there are plenty of colour and style options...
@@gbsailing9436 Exactly.
This one has been chosen as "clean and simple" likely for the charter market. Bright & easy to clean.
Looks like an over priced BnQ interior . And at one time i wanted to buy one not anymore .
You can buy better for the money
i liked it! modern and simple! much better than all that high gloss dark wood stuff
Very good presentation, but why on earth are shipbuilders giving this so called"Contemporary look"? Thats rubbish, its a sickly horrid boring grey, this also exists in younger generation homes especially new ones, it really is cold and disgusting.
What happened to warm colors of real wood furniture not just grab rails etc. I am so glad I went with Nordhavn, a proper m/y! And the positioning of the TV in the main salon, how on earth is everybody supposed to watch that?? Tell Kelly Hoppen to bugger off, her designs are just appalling especially on a M/Y. Deeply saddened!
No day head UPSTAIRS? That's a bit IN-convenient!
DOUBLE beds? Far too small for TWO "average" size people to sleep on. A SINGLE bed is 3 feet wide, so a bed for 2 people should be 6 feet wide - super king size. Even a SMALL single bed is 2.5 feet wide. Won't be buying this one!
A double bed in the uk is 4 feet 6 inches wide and 6 feet 5 inches long. Best I lose a bit of weight then.
It's normal to not having a day head on the main deck for this size. Do some research
@@derlangsame4471 I was simply stating my opinion and clear fact about this particular yacht - get over it.
MANY far less expensive yachts provide heads on the main deck. Do some research YOURSELF. Sheesh, lockdown has a lot to answer for!
@@fontybits you sound about as much fun as an involuntary enema