Technical data
Length : 21.26 m
Beam : 5,40 m
Top speed : 38 knots
Cruising speed : 25 knots
Engines : 2 x 1360 CV MAN /2 x 1550 CV MAN
Price exc. VAT : approx. 2,000,000 €
A yacht combining high performance wih uncompromising design. A blend of power, comfort and quality, with interior appointments of pleasing sobriety.
Sunseeker France SA
Port Camille-Rayon
Quai Napoléon
06200 Golfe-Juan
Tel. : 04 93 63 56 56
Fax : 04 93 63 56 57
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The Predator 72
Sunseeker offers an extensive range of models, and in its family of yachts, the Predator 72 symbolizes a perfect balance between power and luxury.
On the water, it is irreproachable ! Its streamlined profile, flowing lines and technical performance make it a truly exceptional model. As for power, the Predator 72 comes with a choice of two engines enabling you to attain a speed of 38 knots. On board, you will find everything you need to make you feel right at home. The teak saloon with air conditioning offers a very pleasant relaxation area with a U-shaped sofa, stash-away table, flat-screen television and a DVD/CD surround system. Sliding glass doors lead to the rear of the yacht which is fitted with benchseats, a bar, an ice-making machine and hot plate. Ideal for refreshments and a barbecue with friends. On the bridge, to the fore, the sunbathing area invites you to bask on its large sun-mattress. This highly versatile yacht can be customised to meet your taste and requirements. You can in fact choose from a vast range of colours, fabrics and finishing touches. If you would like to store a tender, opt for the version with a large garage and small cockpit. The lower deck also offers several layout possibilities. Preference usually goes to the version offering enough room to cook while keeping seating and a table of suitable size. The three sumptuous en-suite cabins are fitted with closets, air conditioning and flat-screen televisions. Though, if necessary, the Predator 72 can accommodate up to eight passengers simply by transforming the living space into a cabin with a Pullman berth.
By Edwige Giordano - photos : press
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