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Since its debut, the second-generation 58 Convertible has received a plethora of five-star reviews from journalists, Viking dealers and captains who’ve raved about her bone-dry ride, nimble handling, large cockpit, free-flowing spacious interior and a host of other attributes. And as the first owners began to take delivery, word was spreading throughout sportfishing ports around the globe that the Viking Yacht Company has delivered yet another bluewater champion destined for greatness.

“We’re successful with every model we release, but there are times when you hit one right out of the ball park,” says Viking President and CEO Pat Healey.

The Viking Yacht Company sold more than 110 of its first-generation 58 Convertible from 1991 to 2000, helping build the New Gretna, New Jersey, company into a sportfishing powerhouse. “It was our largest boat at the time and a major milestone for us,” says Pat. Eighteen years later, Viking’s “Gen II” 58 C is once again leaving the competition in its wake and staking its claim as not only a tournament champion but the best high-performance family cruising yacht in its class.

Fishermen and cruisers alike are always hungry for new designs, new ideas and innovation—and Viking has been ringing the dinner bell since 1964. “We are not taking old concepts and knocking the cobwebs off of them,” says Pat. “Our Gen II 58 and all of our boats are new designs.”

An Evolution of the 55

Our new 58 C builds on the success of the Gen I 58, but its pedigree also includes two generations of the 55 Convertible. The latest 55 has dominated the mid-50-foot range since 2012, while the iconic first-generation of the 55 Convertible stands out as one the most important boats in Viking’s storied history.

“Our design, engineering, boatbuilding and tournament experiences over the past 18 years evolved into the 58 that we have today,” says Pat.

The 58 C is longer than our most recent 55 Convertible, but maintains the same 17’ 9” beam. “We believe we have optimized the length-to-beam ratio, giving the 58 C an enhanced ride and additional interior volume,” says Viking Design Manager David Wilson. “This boat can run faster in the same sea conditions because the bottom is softer, more refined and efficient.”

The underbody hull form allows the 58 C, despite its greater size, to achieve the same top speed as the 55 C, and with more efficient 10-cylinder engines.

The performance of the new 58 C has been its most lauded attribute so far. The boat has exhibited an incredible ability to keep spray down, running clean with its molded strakes guiding the water to break just aft of the house windshield. These performance attributes are due, in part, to the aggressive positioning of the strakes as well as their downturned angle and radiused shape.

“It’s more than just the strakes, though,” says Dave. “Other critical factors include the speed and balance of the boat; its center of gravity; trim and shaft angle; and engine installation. All of these elements were scrutinized from the previous models and adjusted over the years. This is what we do—build a better boat every day.”

All areas benefit from the 58 C’s larger size, particularly the cockpit and the salon. The 58 C’s cockpit is 14 square feet larger than the 55 C’s while still providing a full-featured mezzanine with a shaded seating area and beautifully upholstered cushions; freezer, cooler, bait and tackle storage; and engine access.

The main difference in the interior layout of these two boats is that the galley-and-dinette arrangement has been reversed. The 58’s galley is on the port side, while the dinette takes the starboard position. The result: a more streamlined layout with a convenient companionway that extends in a straight line from the starboard-side salon door all the way to the forepeak. Below, the master stateroom is now on the port side with an athwartships bed that allows for increased walkaround and hanging locker space.

Operator Friendly

Ideal for the owner/operator or the owner who wants to utilize a part-time crew, the 58 C benefits from Viking’s industry-leading engineering and technological advancements without sacrificing ease of operation, maintenance and access to operational systems. Our design, engineering and manufacturing teams scrutinized every material and method used to build the boat and each and every system to come away with a lean, efficient and operator-friendly sportfishing yacht. “We were determined to keep weight down,” says David. “When it comes to speed and performance, every pound counts.”

Efficiency can be seen in every area throughout the boat, including the mechanical systems in the engineroom and lazarette. While two generators are offered, the standard 21.5 kW unit delivers more than enough power for everyday uses. That same engineering flexibility exists for gyro stabilization. Although we offer both the Seakeeper SK 16 and Seakeeper SK 9, the latter provides a very high level of stability.

Control of the electrical systems is easily managed, with conveniently located distribution panels in the salon and galley equipped with simple-to-use and clearly labeled conventional switches. Below the water, a series of dedicated pumps for the air conditioning, live wells, washdown and other seawater-fed components have been designed, engineered and installed for durability and longevity.

Cockpit & Mezzanine

At 165 square feet, the 58 Convertible’s cockpit is the largest in its class—a full 12 square feet bigger than its closest competitor. All of the cockpit’s lids open and close via stainless steel gas pistons. Their undersides are rimmed with thick gasketing, and deep gutters around the hatch openings ensure quick drainage. The centerline lazarette houses the Seakeeper and provides access to the steering and drain pumps in the Snow White Awlgripped bilge. The starboard-side full-length fishbox is insulated and removable, while the port side contains two in-deck storage boxes. The forward unit can be rigged as a live well.

The cockpit sole is built with a laminated mounting plate for fighting chair, rocket launcher or table installations. Standard cockpit equipment includes flush-mounted rod holders; a side locker for gaffs; a walk-through transom door with lift gate; rounded coamings and toekick space for comfort and balance; and fresh and seawater wash downs.

A comfortable place to take in the action without interfering with the anglers, the observation mezzanine has Sunbrella covered cushions with an armrest that holds a pair of drink holders. The port-side seating has an underneath freezer with cooler space on the step below. The centerline seating provides access to the engineroom; there’s also a refrigerated drink box undermounted in the step leading to the salon. On the starboard side, you have a tackle cabinet with a push-release door and drawers, as well as an insulated storage box in the step below.

A one-piece anodized aluminum ladder leads to the flybridge. Powder-coated aluminum handrails are conveniently located above the ladder and at the helm. The flybridge’s extended overhang, closed in by an anodized aluminum aft railing, gives you extra room behind the helm and companion seats.

The flybridge features a new design for the center console walk-around helm, with a more radiused shape that gives it a sleek look but also maximizes space. A stainless steel steering wheel and single-lever controls are mounted on a raised teak helm pod. Dual recessed radio boxes with standard hinged split lids flank the wheel. Recessed electronics are installed in the upper console, easily viewable and protected from the elements by acrylic fitted lids with gaskets and stainless steel gas pistons.

Atlantic Marine Electronics and Palm Beach Towers, both Viking subsidiaries, provide custom electronics and tower installations. An optional powered drop-down hardtop box can hold even more electronics.

Guests have their choice of port and starboard lounges, a two-person forward console seat and an aft-facing jump seat on the starboard side. A freezer and a refrigerated drink box are conveniently located in the port and starboard forward corners. A Costa Clear enclosure provides weather protection and gin-clear views.

Salon, Galley & Dinette

Step inside the salon and you immediately notice the spaciousness of the layout. Air conditioning registers are concealed behind the valances to reduce noise and drafts, while enhancing air flow.

High-gloss teak or walnut are offered for the 58 C’s interior. A satin finish is an option. Privacy and comfort are the hallmarks of every Viking yacht interior, and the salon of the 58 Convertible brings these elements to the next level by providing three unique living and entertaining areas. After a day of patrolling the canyons for billfish and tuna, the port-side L-shaped lounge (with underneath storage), which faces the starboard-side HD TV that rises from the starboard-side cabinetry, is a wonderful place to relax and plan tomorrow’s adventures. A hi-lo mappa burl cocktail table is standard and adds versatility to the space.

Sub-Zero under-counter refrigeration makes it easy to make sandwiches or grab snacks while keeping an eye on the action in the cockpit through the salon’s aft window. The galley counters and raised bar are topped with engineered stone that artfully complements the teak or walnut cabinetry and the Amtico flooring. The stainless-steel sink, microwave/convection oven and four-burner electric cooktop are nested for convenience and practicality. Storage is abundant throughout, and when it’s time to sit down for meals or to relax, the bar stools and starboard-side dinette accommodate a crowd with ease.

Accommodations

The three-stateroom, two-head layout offers maximum flexibility for cruising as well as campaigning on the tournament trail. Air conditioning with reverse cycle heat and temperature control; wall-to-wall carpeting, overhead LED lights; decorative under-bed rope lighting; Handcraft innerspring mattresses with quilted designer bed spreads; and recessed stereo speakers are some of the comforts and conveniences found in all three staterooms.

As you would expect from Viking, the master suite is especially spacious and elegant with an athwartship queen walk-around bed and upholstered headboard that faces an HD TV mounted on the inboard bulkhead. Storage includes a credenza, drawers under the bed, end tables, and his and her maple-lined hanging lockers.

The forward guest stateroom comes with either a single walkaround queen or crossover berths. An overhead Bomar foredeck hatch comes with the Ocean Air screen shade system. Rounding out the amenities are a spacious maple-lined hanging locker, reading lights, rope lighting behind the valances, and storage drawers and cabinets.

In the starboard stateroom, you have side-by-side bunks, a maple-lined hanging locker with drawer storage underneath. An optional HD TV can be installed in both guest suites.

The master and guest heads feature Amtico flooring, electric heads, engineered stone countertops and satin nickel hardware. There’s storage in the lower vanity, and the upper vanity includes a mirrored medicine cabinet with doors. The beautifully finished enclosed showers also have satin nickel fixtures and are equipped with a drain that leads to an automatic sump pump in the bilge.

Construction

Our building materials and methods maximize strength in an efficient build that reduces weight wherever possible. Our shipwrights use a modified epoxy resin in the hull skin. The hull is built with resin-infused end-grain balsa core, sandwiched with fiberglass and hybrid carbon-fiberglass fabrics. The integral fiberglass fuel and holding tanks are also resin infused with balsa coring on all

sides for stiffness. The main and intermediate engineroom bulkheads

and the forward bulkheads are built in the same resin-infused process but with composite coring material.

Propulsion & Engineroom

A pair of MAN V12 1400CRM (1400 MHP) engines serve as the standard propulsion package. MAN V12 1550CRM (1550 MHP) and MAN V12 1900CRM (1900 MHP) engines as well as the new MTU 10V2000 M96L (1622 MHP) engines are optional. With the MTUs, the Viking 58 Convertible hits 42 knots at the top end and cruises at 36 knots, depending upon load, sea, hull bottom, propeller conditions and ambient temperatures. Range exceeds 400 nautical miles at cruise speed.

The 58 C maintains Viking’s reputation for engineroom excellence with top-shelf machinery and industry-leading design and engineering. Systems include Delta-T ventilation and water suppression; automatically or manually operated fire suppression tied into the main engine and generator ignitions; integrated engine mounting for efficient transfer of energy to the drive train; and oil changing. Of course, all of these systems are mounted with superb precision and attention to detail in an immaculate engineroom painted with Snow White Awlgrip for visibility and ease of maintenance.

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Exceptional equipment list included in the kraken standard specification.

• 9.5 kw Onan generator
• 180 lt per hour Hydro Master water maker
• Full Solent dual headsail rig
• Selden electric in-mast furling
• Bruntons Varifold Propeller connected via Sigmadrive coupling
• Emergency high volume bilge pump (in addition to standard bilge pumps)
• Electric primary and secondary winches
• Gimballed Bosch electric cooker with induction hob and electric oven
• Triple tank Racor fuel polishing and transfer system
• Full reverse cycle Webasto Air Conditioning to all cabins
• Side Power SE170 170kgs electric tunnel bow thruster 
• Garmin dual station electronics, plotter, GPS, autopilot, VHF radios, radio sounder wind, radar and AIS
• Kraken permanent, rigid, soft-top bimini, complete with removable forward and side screens
• Viking valise life raft - 6 man
• 3m Bobtail Hypalon/Aluminium rib with 10 hp Yamaha outboard
• Kraken Stainless Steel electric davits

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Design specification.

• Length Overall 58 ft
• Waterline Length 51.93 ft
• Beam Overall 17.06 ft
• Beam Waterline 13.45 ft
• Draft 7.54 ft
• Air Draft 98.42 ft
• Displacement 60,627 ft
• Ballast Weight 22,267 lbs
• Ballast Ratio 34.40%
• Sail Area 1946.55 sq.ft
• Sail Area Displacement Ratio 19.3
• Engine Power 150 HP
• Fuel (3 tanks) 370 US gal
• Water (2 tanks) 264 US gal
• CE Certification RCD Category 'A' Ocean
• Length Overall 17.67 m
• Waterline Length 15.83 m
• Beam Overall 5.20 m
• Beam Waterline 4.10 m
• Draft 2.30 m
• Air Draft 30 m
• Displacement 27,500 kg
• Ballast Weight 10,100 kg
• Sail Area 180.84 sq.m
• Engine Power 112 kW
• Fuel (3 tanks 1,400 L
• Fresh Water Tanks 1,000 L

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Build specification.

• One piece hull and integral ZERO keel
• ALPHA™ Rudder System
• Solid crash zone at bow waterline
• Structural frames and stringers
• Deck Structure
• Integral Kraken moulded safety bulwark
• Saloon/coach roof windows
• Hull finishes
• Build standard and certification

All Kraken's comprise of a one piece hull and integral Zero Keel which houses a sealed lead ballast bulb.

The hull lay up is built using 20-25 layers of composite engineered fabrics bonded together by vinyl-ester resins.

The general hull thickness is a minimum of 18mm.

Aramid fibre composites (Kevlar) is also used in all impact areas, the bow stem, the front of the keel and the keel base.

The hull topsides incorporate 25mm closed cell foam, the FRP foam sandwich which extends from 45cm (18") above the waterline to deck level. This structure improves insulation and overall hull form rigidity.

A Kraken's hull and structures exhibited no flexing.

Click here to learn more about the ZERO Keel

The rudder and steering system is the most vulnerable element of any yacht, in recognition of this, the Kraken engineering and design team have developed the world's safest rudder and steering system.

The rudder is fully protected and supported by a full length skeg with an integral stainless steel beam, which has at its foot the first rudder bearing. The 3.5" (90mm) rudder stock has a second (main) bearing at its centre as it passes into the hull at the transom. This bearing is accessible and removable from the inside of transom. Even at sea!

The rudder stock has a removable third bearing at the top inside the stern lazarette. The rudder itself comprises an integral stainless steel armature, which is welded to the stainless steel rudder stock. It is then finished and faired using FRP/vinyl-ester.

Learn more about the ALPHA™ Rudder here

A heavily reinforced ‘solid crash zone’ below the anchor chain locker, incorporating high density closed cell foam with substantial reinforcements in aramid fibres extends from above the waterline to 50cm below it. This solid area runs through to the first sealed bulkhead providing maximum collision protection.

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All longitudinal and latitudinal structures are individually bonded in during the hull layup stages with no prefabricated structural components . The video below explains how the structural frames and stringers work on a Kraken Yacht.

All bulkheads are vacuum infused FRP with 25mm structural foam core. No plywood is used. There are two watertight sealed bulkheads forward, one between the anchor locker and the forward lazarette and a second one between the forward lazarette and the interior. A further watertight, sealed bulkhead at the stern divides the interior from the aft lazarette.

The structural bulkheads are fully bonded into the hull stringers & frames.

The deck is vacuum infused FRP using composite fibres and vinyl-ester resin with a structural foam core. This provides high levels of rigidity and insulation. 

The deck structure is single-skin FRP around the base of all deck fittings.

The outside finish of the deck is panelled non-slip gelcoat with Flexiteek side decks and cockpit sole as standard. 

All Kraken have an Integral moulded safety bulwark with concave internal surface for superior deck safety at sea.

Ultra-high impact-resistant laminated glass is used in the wrap-around saloon windows and port lights so that accidental damage will not result in water ingress to the interior.

Standard hull gelcoat colour is Signal White. Many colour options available at owners choice. 

Double line boot top in Alwgrip to owners colour choice.

3 x coats of primer and sealer applied below the waterline before standard antifoul in dark grey, other colour choices available.

All Kraken's are designed and built to exceed ISO CE RCD Category ‘A’ -  or to ABYC standard or other local area equivalent at owners request.

All Kraken’s comprise of a one piece hull and integral Zero Keel which houses a sealed lead ballast bulb.

The hull topsides incorporate 25mm closed cell foam, the FRP foam sandwich which extends from 45cm (18″) above the waterline to deck level. This structure improves insulation and overall hull form rigidity.

A Kraken’s hull and structures exhibited no flexing.

The rudder and steering system is the most vulnerable element of any yacht, in recognition of this, the Kraken engineering and design team have developed the world’s safest rudder and steering system.

The rudder is fully protected and supported by a full length skeg with an integral stainless steel beam, which has at its foot the first rudder bearing. The 3.5″ (90mm) rudder stock has a second (main) bearing at its centre as it passes into the hull at the transom. This bearing is accessible and removable from the inside of transom. Even at sea!

The rudder stock has a removable third bearing at the top inside the stern lazarette. The rudder itself, comprises an integral stainless steel armature, which is welded to the stainless steel rudder stock. It is then finished and faired using FRP/vinyl-ester. 

A heavily reinforced ‘solid crash zone’ below the anchor chain locker, incorporating high density closed cell foam with substantial reinforcements in aramid fibres extends from above the waterline to 50cm below it. This solid area runs through to the first sealed bulkhead providing maximum collision protection. Click here for illustration

All longitudinal and latitudinal structures are individually bonded in during the hull layup stages with no prefabricated structural components . Click here for illustration.

The deck structure is single skin FRP around the base of all deck fittings.

The outside finish of the deck is panelled non slip gelcoat with Flexiteek side decks and cockpit sole as standard. 

All Kraken’s have an Integral moulded safety bulwark with concave internal surface for superior deck safety at sea.

Ultra-high impact resistant laminated glass is used in the wrap around saloon windows and port lights, so that accidental damage will not result in water ingress to the interior.

All Kraken’s are designed and built to exceed ISO CE RCD Category ‘A’ –  or to ABYC standard or other local area equivalent at owners request.

Key Features

The Kraken 66 will come with all the great features people have come to expect from one of the safest bluewater cruisers being made today.

The Zero Keel™

Zero bolts, zero risk. Each Kraken yacht includes our fully integral ZERO™ Keel to protect against floating debris and grounding.

The Alpha Rudder™

Each yacht includes the ALPHA™ Rudder System, incorporating a full-length skeg-hung rudder and in-water removable rudder bearings.

Build Structure

All Kraken yachts are built with a substantial interior structure to ensure keel delamination and failure cannot occur.

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Full Specifications

The Kraken 58 represents our core values of safety, comfort and live aboard luxury. It is the perfect blue water sailing yacht for family cruising. While it can accommodate up to eight crew in comfort, it can be easily handled with just one crew on watch. As with all Kraken yachts, the Kraken 58 is built with a very robust construction process and design features specifically developed for blue water cruising. Alongside numerous design features, the K58 is built with the integral ZERO™ Keel and the ALPHA™ Rudder System, incorporating a full length skeg-hung rudder which protects the rudder from collision damage from floating debris or grounding. 

Every Kraken yacht comprises many unique design concepts and features that are simply not found on other yachts, and the hull, deck, lay up and keel and rudder construction method, far exceeds that of any other yacht in production today. Seaworthiness and safety have been the overriding factors in the development of every Kraken yacht, and we know, no other yacht is as well specified for the purpose of taking its owner and crew in safety and comfort across the great oceans and around the world. Please note: The Kraken 58’s standard specification is full sail-away and many items of equipment that are normally found as upgrades or options are already included.

• Waterline Length 51.92 ft
• Displacement (Light ship) 60,627 lb
• Displacement (Full Load) 69,005 lb
• Ballast Weight 22,267 lb
• Sail Area 1946.54 sq.ft
• Main Sail Area 1,174.23 sq.ft
• Genoa (140%) Sail Area 1302.43 sq.ft
• Jib (100%) Sail Area 772.31 sq.m
• Engine Power 150 hp
• Fuel Tanks (aluminium x3) 370 gallons
• Fresh Water Tanks (s-steel x2) 264 gallons
• Black Water Tanks (GRP x 2) 79 gallons
• Grey Water Tanks (GRP) 79 gallons
• Beam Overall 5.2 m
• Beam Waterline 4.1 m
• Displacement (Light ship) 27,500 kg
• Displacement (Full Load) 31,300 kg
• Main Sail Area 109.09 sq.m
• Genoa (140%) Sail Area 121 sq.m
• Jib (100%) Sail Area 71.75 sq.m
• Fuel Tanks (aluminium x3) 1400 L
• Fresh Water Tanks (s-steel x2) 1000 L
• Black Water Tanks (GRP x 2) 300 L
• Grey Water Tanks (GRP) 300 L

• One piece hull and keel, featuring the unique Zero Keel with internal lead ballast. Solid fiberglass hull of a general layup thickness of 18mm below the waterline extending 40cm above. Stiffness, rigidity and strength as well as excellent thermal insulation is achieved by the foam cored topsides.

• The hull layup comprises 20-25 layers of FRP composites with engineered fabrics including aramid fibres.

• Aramid (Kevlar as it is commonly known) reinforcements in all impact areas of the stem forebody and the leading edge of ZERO™ keel.

• Heavily reinforced ‘crash zone’ below anchor chain locker incorporating high density foam, Kevlar™ and substantial reinforcements and extending above the waterline by 40cm.

• Structural components are individually bonded during the hull layup stages with no prefabricated structural components used.

• Vacuum bonded foam cored deck and superstructure with high density inserts and single layer GRP laminates in load bearing regions. Deck hardware is mounted to areas of extra reinforcement and strength.

• Sealed waterproof bulkheads protect the bow and transom area forward and aft.

• All bulkheads are foam cored and FRP laminated for maximum strength and rigidity.

• Integral Kraken moulded safety bulwark with concave internal surface for superior deck safety at sea.

• ALPHA™ Rudder System with full length skeg supported rudder. Integral stainless steel bonded reinforcing armature from hull to lower skeg with stainless steel shoe. This provides additional impact resistance and strength to the steering system. This unique system also allows the main rudder bearing to be maintained or repaired in water.

• GRP moulded deck with Flexiteek™ synthetic teak decking to cockpit sole and side decking. Non-slip gel coat fore and aft coachroofs.

• Ultra-high impact resistant glass in wrap around saloon windows. Port lights in the hull.

• Standard hull gelcoat colour Signal White. Many colour options available, owners choice.

• 3 x coats of primer and sealer applied below the waterline before standard antifoul in dark grey – other colours available upon request.

• Designed and built to meet and exceed RCD Category ‘A’ – Ocean, ABYC or local area equivalent at client request.

Deck Equipment

• Selden anodized aluminium 3 x spreader furling mast.

• Selden electric in-mast furling.

• Selden anodized aluminium boom with ball bearing outhaul car.

• Selden mechanical rigid vang.

• Dual headsail Solent rig for easy handling and performance at all points of sail. The ultimate blue water cruising rig.

• Dual Selden Furlex manual foresail furlers with lead blocks to cockpit and rope clutches for control of furling lines from the safety of the cockpit.

• 12-16mm 1 x 19 Dyform stainless steel wire standing rigging.

• Mast mounted halyard racks for foresail halyards – to reduce rope quantity and deck loads and to utilise cockpit winches for halyard controls for safe and easy sail handling.

• Halyards are Dyneema. Sheets, furling lines and other utility lines are multicored sheaved polyester.

• All halyards run below deck in channels, eliminating tripping hazards.

• Quantum Sails™ Dacron crosscut mainsail.

• Quantum Sails™ Dacron crosscut upwind furling jib with UV strip.

• Quantum Sails™ Dacron crosscut 140% reaching genoa with UV strip

• Kraken electric stainless steel davits.

• High-level stainless-steel stanchions & triple lifelines on top of bulwark for clear decks, reduced tripping hazards and ease of cleaning. Stanchion bases incorporate strong points for securing barber haulers or downhauls or for safety harness attachment.

• Padeyes mounted to deck for attachment of jacklines x 6.

• Stainless steel pushpit.

• Side deck boarding gates port and starboard with incorporated boarding ladder to ease boarding and to avoid the need to climb over lifelines when coming alongside.

• Split pulpit on bow for ease of access to bow area during anchoring and flying sail use.

• Stainless steel grab rails mounted to coachroof for safe foredeck access.

• Kraken Stainless-steel heavy-duty cleats mounted to stainless base plate with bulwark fairleads x 6 – (2 x fore, 2 x midships, 2 x aft).

• Harken Radial 70ST self-tailing primary winches x 2 – Electric.

• Harken Radial 70ST self-tailing secondary/utility winches x 2 – for halyards, jib sheets and reefing –Electric.

• Harken Radial 60ST self-tailing mainsheet and traveller winches x 2 – Manual.

• Spinlock rope clutches and deck organiser for the topping lift, halyard controls and jib sheets.

• Harken mainsheet traveller and car with 2:1 purchase. Dual mainsheet controls, port and starboard.

• Fore deck sail locker / lazarette with watertight bulkhead to chain locker and second structural bulkhead to interior. Fitted with lockable latch hardware.

• Lewmar opening flush deck hatches. (Number subject to layout)

• Foredeck seawater and freshwater wash down pump and deck connector.

• Dual roller, heavy duty bow roller system incorporating mounting for optional bow sprit for the use of asymmetric spinnaker, furling Code K or other flying sail option.

• Maxwell RC12 24VDC electric anchor windlass with chain and rode compatible gypsy. Deck mounted foot switches and pedestal controls included.

• Deck access chain locker to assist with the recovery of chain during anchoring operations.

• Unique Kraken chain locker design to reduce the build up of chain during anchor recovery and to improve drainage of the chain locker

• Galvanised CQR 50kg anchor. 100m of 12mm chain + 40m of octoplait.

• Soft top, tubular stainless steel bimini with Ferrari Stamoid top. Includes removable forward and side panels and fitted bimini lights.

• Bespoke Kraken steering pedestal and console.

• Kraken solid plexiglass / stainless steel wind screen.

• Plastimo Horizon 135 compass mounted to pedestal.

• Raised helm floor to enable uninterrupted visibility forward.

• Moulded foot braces port and starboard at the helm position for bracing whilst under sail on either tack.

• Stainless steel helm wheel, Jefa Steering 1200 mm.

• Jefa Steering torque tube system with integrated autopilot drive.

• Emergency tiller with deck access to rudder stock.

• Teak cockpit table with stainless steel grabrail, foot brace support, cupholders and storage lockers. Oiled finish

• Ergonomic layout of sail controls to allow operation of sail controls by shorthanded crews.

• Plexiglass sliding companionway hatch.

• A unique Kraken vertical sliding plexiglass wash board companionway with adjustable height control system. This replaces multiple wash boards that are a danger to the crew and the yacht.

• Opening portlights to cockpit well x 4 – galley, master cabin., shower and engine room.

• Cockpit cushions in Textilene with fast drain foam interior. Fast mount attachments

• Three hatches to large aft lazarette locker and one dedicated life raft locker. All with lockable latches.

• Dedicated emergency steering tiller & grab bag locker.

• Fold out swim platform.

• Transom steps.

• Stainless steel pushpit gate to swim platform.

• Diving / swim ladder with oval steps to ease re-boarding from the water.

• Aft deck seawater and freshwater wash down pump and deck connector.

Engine & Propulsion

• Yanmar™, 150hp 4LV150 – Common-rail diesel engine supported by flexible mounts.

• Stainless steel propeller shaft 1.75” (F51 Duplex) supported by custom ‘V’ bracket and dripless shaft seal.

• Bruntons Sigmadrive™ flexible coupling for isolation of vibration from engine to hull.

• Bruntons Varifold™ folding propeller.

• Side Power electric SE170 170kgs bow thruster.

• Engine start panel and tachometer mounted in cockpit.

• Single lever engine control on steering pedestal.

• 125A@12VDC Alternator.

• Vetus PVC engine cooling water strainer with removable filter.

• Engine space and machinery room isolated with vibration dampening plate and 40mm (1.5”) acoustic insulation and protected with painted aluminium liner. High specification fire retardant materials and acoustic insulation for quiet running under power.

• Kraken triple fuel tank and polishing system provides essential fuel system maintenance and engine reliability. The system incorporates a single cup primary filter and dual cup dedicated engine filter, installed within machinery room for ease of access and maintenance. The use of a running tank to store clean fuel combined with the fuel filters ensures only clean fuel is delivered to the engine or generator. Cleaning of fuel can be undertaken from any tank to any other tank and this will remove contaminants from the fuel to ensure reliable service of the engine no matter the quality of the fuel delivered to the storage tanks.

• Kraken designed recessed eco deck fuel filling station ensures no contamination can occur through deck fillers and any spillages are retained within the fuel filling locker.

Navigation & Communications

• Garmin™ Wind, Speed and Depth transducers.

• Garmin™ GPSMAP 923xsv 9″ Chartplotter at the navigation station.

• Garmin™ GPSMAP 923xsv 9″ Chartplotter at the helm.

• Garmin™ GMR™ 18XHD Radome.

• Garmin™ VHF 110 handset and speakers at chart table.

• Garmin™ Reactor™ 40 autopilot with autopilot GHC™ 20 at the helm.

Electrical Systems

• Cummins Onan 9.5kW generator including sound shield for quiet operation

• AGM House Batteries 960Ah at 24V. (8x 240Ah@12V)

• AGM Engine and generator start batteries x 2, 12v, 110Ah.

• AGM Bow thruster / windlass battery 24v, 240Ah.

• Heavy duty battery change over and twinning switch.

• 12V/24V electrical distribution panel – Remote battery isolator switches.

• Victron Quattro 8000VA Charger / Inverter.

• Victron 24V / 24V charger for bow thruster / windlass bank. • Victron 24VDC to 12VDC converter for navigation electronics.

• LED ceiling lights, reading lights and hanging locker lights.

• LED Chart table light (red / white).

• LED Spreader lights, downward pointing on lower spreader.

• Aqua Series 4 LED Navigation lights – deck level port, starboard and stern lights.

• 2x 24VDC seperate machinery space / engine room ventilation system.

• Electric bilge pumps x 4, bilge pump float switches and alarm panel and manual override.

• Additional very high volume bilge pump (14,000 l/h) for emergency flooding control inclusive of high level sensor and alarm.

• 15m shore power cable x2.

• Shore power sockets, stainless steel x 2 in both forward and aft lazarettes.

• AC multi standard sockets with USB charger in cabins, at chart table, saloon and galley. (Quantity and position is layout dependent)

• Shore power galvanic isolator for reduced galvanic corrosion whilst connected to shore power supply.

• Pressurised hot and cold water system.

• Electric sump pumps in all showers.

• Main engine / 220VAC dual element hot water calorifier 42 litres.

• All heads include holding tanks with gravity discharge and deck pump out fittings.

• Separate grey water tank for each head with electric pump discharge deck pump out fitting

• Interior joinery in white oak, afromosia or cherry using selected timbers and decorative veneers.

• Cabin sole in oak, walnut or afromosia.

• Concealed hinges and quality latches on locker doors and solid timber doors frames.

• High quality marine fabrics for cushions and headboards.

• Lee cloths or folding lee boards per berth.

• Removable vinyl head lining panels using Fastmount™.

• Smoke detectors throughout. Carbon monoxide detector in engine room. (number of smoke detectors dependent on layout selected).

• Raise full view self contained navigation/ pilot station with chart table and instrument console. This enables the crew to carry out watches in the warmth of the saloon.

• Secure and comfortable pedestal navigation chair with swivel and height adjustment.

• Fully gimballed, Bosch combi electric oven with 4 burner induction cooktop. • Stainless grab rail / safety rail to protect accidental contact with cooker. • Webasto Full tropical air-conditioning system with reverse air cycle heating. • Built in Vitrifrigo stainless steel 24VDC double drawer style fridge 144L – supplied with keel cooler for efficient cooling in all climates. See website for details. • Built in Vitrifrigo stainless steel 24VDC single drawer style freezer 75L – supplied with keel cooler for efficient cooling in all climates. See website for details. • Hydromaster 180l/h Watermaker. • Kraken dual purpose bins. Two garbage bins alongside each other to enable the disposal of biodegradable waste overboard as well as deep bin for non biodegradable shore side disposal of non-bio degradable waste. • Blanco twin stainless steel sinks with chopping board cover in Galley. • Solid stainless-steel tap fittings at galley sink. • HI MACS™ Alpine White (natural acrylic stone) sinks in heads. • Solid stainless steel taps and bathroom fittings throughout.

• Plexiglass bifold doors to all showers.

• HI MACS™ (natural acrylic stone) worktops and head surfaces with moulded fiddle rail to make cleaning and maintenance of surfaces easy.

• Solid timber and real wood veneer saloon table with double electric adjustable pedestals. Can be converted to a large double berth.

• Large access panels to bilges, fuel and water tanks with large access hatches in all tanks.

• Separate walk in engine/equipment room providing full access to all onboard equipment, engine and stern gear.

• Solid laminated timber / stainless steel tubular companionway. Steps with angled ends allow safe use at sea.

• Access panel beneath companionway steps with removable panel to engine for improved access for servicing. Acoustic and thermal insulation for quiet accommodation spaces.

• Lewmar overhead hatches and ventilation throughout. (Number subject to layout choice)

• Raised deck saloon provides excellent all round visibility through high specification impact resistant laminated glass.

• Dedicated wet locker with warm air supply close to companionway for the storage of wet-weather gear and lifejackets.

• Headboards in selected high-quality fabrics.

• Hinged lifting access on gas struts to storage beneath of master cabin double berth.

• Large amounts of storage space throughout.

• Large capacity drawers under each berth.

Safety Equipment

• Fire extinguishers x8.

• Horseshoe life ring and beacon.

• 6 man valise life raft (stored within dedicated life raft locker).

• Hand flares x2, parachute flares x2 and buoyant smoke x1

• Fire blanket.

• Whale Gusher manual bilge pump in cockpit.

• Automatic engine room fire suppression system with manual override.

Ancillary Items

• Kraken Bobtail 3.00m Hypalon & aluminium rib

• 9.9HP Yamaha outboard

• Boathook • 6x F7 fenders.

• 4x 24mm nylon 3 strand mooring warps, 28m.

• 3x Winch handles.

• Full owners manual and vessel introduction.

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Born From Experience

The latest model in the Fleming lineup is the Fleming 58. After listening to input from existing Fleming owners and doing extensive research, Fleming introduced the 58 to bridge the gap between the Fleming 55 and the Fleming 65. Born of more than 25 years of experience, and the evolution of the three models which preceded its debut, the Fleming 58 unites the ageless allure for which Fleming Yachts are so well known with a unique personality that’s all its own.

An entirely new Fleming from the keel up, the 58 sits a little higher providing more headroom below the deck which allows a true standup engine room. Engine options for the Fleming 58 include the Cummins QSC 500 common-rail diesel engines, for displacement speeds, or the MAN i6-800 engines, for those interested in cruising sustainably in the upper teens.

The Fleming 58 features an extended water line, through an integrated swim platform, adding to the overall length of the semi-displacement hull and providing a smoother ride. In addition, the 58 also includes a wider beam which is carried further aft, much like the 65. The beam on the Fleming 58 is approximately 18” wider than that of a 55 for a total of 17’6”. The additional beam is felt throughout the boat, and allows two distinct options for the interior layout.

The first option is an expanded version of the traditional Fleming layout found on the 55. This classic design features access from the salon to a central accommodations passageway, with spacious staterooms on either side and a master stateroom forward. The second layout option features a full beam mid-ship master stateroom in addition to the VIP cabin forward and a port stateroom, all of which are accessed through an easily-navigated staircase from the pilothouse.

On both layouts, the wider beam allows a much larger pilothouse which can accommodate twin Stidd chairs and an optional day head. The expanded flybridge can accommodate a larger tender, a larger barbecue than on the 55, and additional refrigerator/freezer space.

The Fleming 58 effortlessly blends the various advantages of the 55 and 65, while adding its own distinctive character to the mix, resulting in a truly defiant modern motor-yacht.

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On the 25th anniversary of the founding of the company, Fleming Yachts were proud to announce the introduction of the all-new Fleming 58.

After extensive research and input from existing Fleming owners, we identified the need for a boat to bridge the gap between the Fleming 55 and the 65. While retaining the Fleming classic lines, the 58 is an entirely new boat designed from the keel up. The naval architects selected to assist the in-house Fleming design team were Norman Wright and Sons in Brisbane, Australia who, with their special expertise in hull design and tank testing, have been designing semi-displacement passagemakers for more than 100 years.

The latest 3D modeling and CAD software were employed during the design process and a 1/12 scale model was built and tank tested at the Australian Maritime College in Tasmania. Several load conditions were simulated at varying speeds to determine resistance, trim and other performance parameters. 

Standard Specifications

65' 9' (19.9 m)

56' 8' (17.3 m)

17' 6' (5.33 m)

5' (1.52 m)

17' (5.18 m)

Displacement Light:

88,000 lbs (40,000 kg)

Displacement Full:

105,600 lbs (48,000 kg)

1,450 US gal (5,488 l)

320 US gal (1,211 l)

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Hull 58-019

Hull 58-009

Hull 58-001

Hull 58-028

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The Flybridge — Familiar but with More Function

More Amenities

The larger flybridge can accommodate a top-loading freezer, a refrigerator, BBQ and a 13ft (3.9m) Tender. The double Stidd helm seat provides comfortable, adjustable seating.

A fully hydraulic 1,000 lb. Steelhead davit, with power rotation and telescopic boom makes launching and retrieving the tender an easy and safe task, even single handed.

Refined Salon and True Pilothouse with Twin Helm Seats

Among the Innovations being offered on this and all Fleming Yachts is "Burrwood" a composite substitute for teak rail capping. This fiberglass material, manufactured and installed at the yard, replicates the exact appearance of varnished teak without the need for continual varnishing.

Anchor Platform accommodates dual Maxwell RC12 vertical windlasses to handle the 100 lb (45 Kg) stainless steel Ultra anchor and 7/16" Grade-60 stainless steel chain.

Easy Boarding is retained through the wide side deck boarding gates. Port and starboard gates through the Portuguese Bridge lead to the foredeck.

Large Access Hatch into the engine room is just aft of the salon doors.

More Space - The wider pilothouse, has space for twin Stidd helm seats.

Traditional Layout - The "Flow" of the Fleming

The 58 employs much of the same technology used in the Fleming 65 including the Fleming First Mate (FFM) ship monitoring system with two 15" color touchscreens, Hypro fly-by-wire precision power steering, and Seatorque's enclosed shaft system.

Placement of air-conditioning compressors and watermaker are all located in the expanded engine room - leaving the lazarette clear for storage.

Significantly more headroom in the engine room and more space forward and outboard of the engines. The standard engines on the Fleming 58 are the MAN i6-800.

Pilothouse with Enough Space for Twin Helm Seats and a Day-Head

The Fleming 58 provides an ideal intermediate size between the existing F55 and F65, and is easily operated by a couple.

The Cockpit is capacious - larger than the Fleming 55 by 25 sq. ft. (2.3 sq. meters). The built-in cabinets either side of the salon aft doors provide for a variety of options including a fridge/freezer, sink, and an aft control station

Two inward opening gates on either side of the Fleming 58 make boarding easy and safe.

A Built-in settee or matching barrel chairs provide additional seating in the salon, the extra beam of the Fleming 58 is most noticeable in the Salon & Pilothouse.

The Convenience of a Day-Head.

Lockers on either side of the anchor platform and storage bins in the cabin trunk provide stowage for lines and fenders.

The New Full Beam Master Cabin

New Layout - The Fleming 58 offers a variety of accommodation layouts, including a full beam, master cabin with access from the pilothouse.

Engine Room

Standard Power is a pair of MAN i6-800 engines. Standard equipment is the very efficient Seatorque shaft system which transfers thrust from the propellers directly to the hull structure and eliminates the need for cutless bearings and stuffing boxes.

The Tank Tested semi-displacement hull is a modern design based on the well proven Fleming 55. A fine entry and generous flare on the bow makes for an efficient, comfortable, and safe ride.

Spacious walk-in engine room - with access to all equipment and systems.

Proud Craftsmanship and a Passion for Yacht Building.

The Fleming 58 is, of course, built at the renowned Tung Hwa yard in Southern Taiwan, where every Fleming ever built has been constructed, starting with Fleming 50 hull 001 in 1985. Tung Hwa build exclusively for Fleming and many craftsmen from the early days are still with us. They are very proud of their work and their experience, passion and skill are passed down from one generation to the next.

Specifications

• LOA (Hull): 62' 9" (19.1m)
• LOA (w/ swim and anchor platforms):  65' 9" (19.9m)
• LWL: 56' 8" (17.3m)
• Beam: 17' 6" (5.33m)
• Draft: 5' (1.52m)
• Air draft (to top of radar arch): 17' (5.18m)
• Minimum Operating Condition: 88,000 Lbs. (39,916kg)
• Loaded Condition: 105,600 Lbs. (47,899kg)
• Main Engines: Twin MAN i6-800 (800 HP @ 2300 RPM)
• Transmission:  Twin Disc MGX-5126A or ZF 360A with electric shift and troll valves
• Reduction Ratio: 2.50:1
• Engine Controls: Glendinning EEC3 (with back-up system)
• Generator: 17Kw, 60Hz Onan eQD (European model 13.5Kw, 50Hz)
• Stabilizers: ABT TRAC 7.5 Sq. Ft fins with winglets 250 model actuators
• Fuel Tanks: 1,450 USG (5,488 Liters) in two fibreglass tanks
• Water Tanks: 320 USG (1,211 Liters) in two polyethylene tanks
• Black Water Tank: 165 USG (625 Liters)

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The 58 Salon Express design features large windows to flood the living areas in natural light, and a main door that opens fully from port to starboard, comfortably merging exterior and interior spaces. 

Located aft within the pilothouse, her fully-equipped galley boasts a u-shaped counter to port with cooktop, sink, and ample under-counter storage, balanced to starboard with another stretch of linear counter and storage. From there, a single step accesses the salon, and the helm deck, creating a graceful and practical social space.

Below deck, the 58 Salon Express houses three cabins each with en-suite head and shower, and including an expansive, full-beam master stateroom with a walk-around king berth, a generously proportioned head and shower unit, and abundant storage.

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Navetta 58 - The Absolute Leader

Solidity and harmony, strength and grandeur: all at your fingertips. Welcome aboard the Absolute Navetta 58. This voluminous boat is easily maneuvered in complete autonomy, with cutting-edge technological equipment always at hand, and with reliability of solutions designed entirely within the walls of our shipyard.

Outdoors, relaxation is ensured by the sun loungers on the flybridge and in the bow area, reachable with ease and maximum safety. On the upper deck, you find a central helm station, a comfortable bar cabinet, a dining table with two sofas, and a panoramic, protected terrace. The bow area has an enviable sundeck, reachable thanks to wide, side-walkways and ergonomic handrails.

Aboard the Navetta 58, the spaces are designed having functionality and versatility in mind. They provide all guests with the maximum livability possible.

The salon and cockpit—finely furnished and well-equipped—are perfect for a practical and dynamic life on board. The aft galley has a large worktop, a full-sized fridge, a four-burner cooktop, a sink, a dishwasher, and is separated by an electric sliding glass partition.

The helm station is ergonomic and has no central pillars on the windshield, ensuring unparalleled visibility whether standing or seated. The dashboard features EmpirBus home automation technology and can be equipped with two 17-inch GPS monitors with an access door to the side walkway to ease mooring operations.

The lower deck includes two comfortable and elegant double cabins. The master cabin is placed midship while the VIP suite is located in the bow. Both cabins featured pillarless double-sided windows, spacious wardrobes, generous storage capacity, refined furniture with high-quality materials, desks, vanity areas, and en suite heads.

The third guest cabin features twin beds that can be joined electrically into a double berth, as well as an en suite head.

All of the areas below deck have sliding doors that maximize space and increase the livability of each room.

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1969 Chris-Craft 58' MERLION

MERLION is a 1969 Chris-Craft 58' Roamer Riviera listed for sale with United Yacht Broker Andrew Gerde. Andrew can be reached at 1-206-552-4335 to answer any questions you may have on this boat. United Yacht Sales is a professional yacht brokerage firm that has experience listing and selling all types of Chris-Craft Yachts and similar boats. With over 250 yacht brokers worldwide, we have the largest network of boat buyers and sellers in the industry.

58' Chris Craft Roamer Riviera 1969

Everything about this yacht is high quality and designed for a very comfortable live-aboard experience.

1969 Chris-Craft 58' Roamer Riviera

Aluminum Hull!

$50,000 price reduction as owner continues to maintain and make upgrades to the boat. Don’t miss out on this transferable Liveaboard opportunity in a prime Seattle location.

"Merlion" is a beautiful classic Chris-Craft motoryacht that has been refit from stem to stern . Her spacious interior and tons of storage are like no other. Three Staterooms with en-suite heads and a total of five beds including one hideabed and loft forward of the flybridge. Everything about this yacht is high quality and designed for a very comfortable live-aboard experience. Her prime Seattle Lake union moorage is transferable and live-aboard qualified. With gorgeous Seattle views, this yacht is the ultimate package of capability and location! Serious inquiries only, call today for a viewing appointment.

• New (2022) bottom paint, insurance survey and Audio gauge with excellent results

Specifications

• Price USD: $ 450,000

Chris-Craft

Roamer riviera.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Power Yacht

• LOA: 61 ft 0 in
• Display Length: 58 ft
• Beam: 17' 3"

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• Water Capacity: 300 gals
• Fuel Capacity: 1100 gals
• Engine Details: Detroit Diesel 8-71
• Engine 1: 1969 3600.00 HRS 325.00 HP
• Engine 2: 1969 3700.00 HRS 325.00 HP
• Engine Fuel: Diesel
• Days on Market: INQUIRE

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Upper Salon:

• Full Dining Room and dining table mid-ship
• Bar fridge, full bar, bar TV, stainless sink with hot and cold water
• Tons of storage, fully customized
• Stairway to Flybridge
• Full couch – hideabed
• Flat Screen TV
• Coffee Table with cantilevered top
• Huge and spacious with large windows
• Curtains and valances
• Aft door to stern and tender
• Wall to wall carpet
• New refer side by side – 2020
• Induction cooktop – 2020
• Avonite counter tops – 2020
• Trash compactor - 2020
• GE convection, infrared microwave oven - 2020
• Dishwasher – 2020
• Full dinette with Avonite table
• Storage and portlights – huge bilge storage!!
• LED lighting

Master Stateroom:

• Mirrored headboard wall
• Vanity and mirror
• Flat Screen TV in custom wall mount
• Emergency hatch
• Tons of storage
• Night stands
• En-suite head and custom bathtub
• Custom layout

Guest Stateroom:

• Full head/shower
• Vinyl floors
• Vacuflush head
• En-suite head
• Double bed and lots of storage
• Custom wallboard
• Drawers 7 hanging locker
• Full canvas and bimini
• Barbeque and gas fire pit
• Double helm seat
• Loft stateroom under helm
• Full electronics package
• Seats and covers
• Fusion Stereo system
• Windshield wiper forward
• Smoked door to lower helm
• Solar panels for self sufficiency
• Trac vision
• 4KW and 10KW open array radars
• LED lighting on arch
• Hull: Aluminum; Shape: Hard Chine

Electronics and Helm:

• Full Raymarine Electronics to include Radar, Chartplotters, AIS, Autohelm etc.
• Helms completely rebuilt
• Micro commander controls
• Side Power Bow Thruster

Electrical:

• (12) AGM 6 volt house batteries 24 volt - 4000 watt Inverter Battery New 6/2022
• (6) Group 31 for 12 volt house and separate inverter - 2812 – 2 inverters total
• Battery boxes built in to engine room flooring for clean look and application

Engine Details and Mechanical Equipment:

• Twin Detroit 8-71 325 HP Diesel Engines with 3,700 Hours
• Westerbeke Generator – 1,000 hours installed 2020 - 12 kw and sound shield
• (4) 16K BTU Heat pumps – new in 2019
• Large clean work area
• All battery boxes built in (80 GPH)
• Aqua-matic water maker (80 GPH) New Pump/Motor/Membranes 6/2022
• Fire suppression system
• Extremely clean
• Allison 2-1 transmissions
• Lift mufflers
• Fuel Tanks: 2 at 550 Gallons each, total 1,100 Gallons
• Fresh Water Tanks: 300 Gallons
• Holding Tanks: 1 at 50 Gallons and 1 at 18 Gallons

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Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.

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ABOUT THIS YACHT FOR SALE

Our Chris-Craft Yachts listing is a great opportunity to purchase a 58' Motor Yachts for sale in Seattle, Washington - United States. This Chris-Craft is currently listed for $450,000. For more information on this vessel or to schedule a showing, please contact United Yacht Sales broker Andrew Gerde at 1-206-552-4335.

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Bluewater cruising is a concept that immediately brings dreams of travelling around the world, visiting remote paradises and meeting native welcoming people. When it’s time to realize this dream and choose the proper boat however, only then do you start focusing on priorities: safety first, comfort second, autonomy third. Of course, all these at a cost – potentially performance and the pleasure of sailing. Well that is until now…The new Swan 58 has been designed right around this concept: a proper Bluewater yacht, with all the typical features for this purpose, but without any compromise in terms of performance and pleasure while steering your boat. Welcome to the new Swan Bluewater Concept.

58 is a new number for the Swan family – there has never been a model of this size before, but, like every new Swan, the 58 is the result of a long and accurate process of evolution and development, through many different models around this size. Purpose and Beauty are the main principles we took as references from past models. Every Swan has a proper bluewater ability, it is a fact that many of them are cruising around the World at the moment, but some models are more aligned to bluewater use than others. Consider the S&S designed Swan 57, which raced successfully in the third edition of the Whitbread Round the World Race under the Norwegian flag, with the name Berge Viking, or to the second 57 of the range by Frers with a center cockpit layout.

The second hull built, Anouk, happily cruised around the Seven Seas under her Turkish flag. Or even to the beautiful Swan 59 Gulliver, Italian flagged, which won the first edition of the Round the World Rally for Cruisers in 1992. Talking about beauty, the first to spring to mind is the Swan 55, from S&S, class 1970, especially the yawl rigged version, with unforgettably gorgeous lines. Another timeless beauty is the Swan 56 designed by Frers, beloved by her owners and produced for almost ten years. Last but not least, the recent Swan 60, slim and sporty lines, a fantastic example of an instant classic. It is from all these successful models that the new Swan 58 takes her inspiration and well tested features, confirming 54 years of heritage and unmatched success in producing beautiful bluewater yachts.

Swan 57 Berge Viking

Swan 57 Anouk

Swan 59 Gulliver

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Germ á n frers.

• A proper Bluewater Fast Cruiser, best of the two worlds
• Slim hull form and moderate freeboard, discreet but characterized coachroof, a pure beauty in a modern style like only Germán Frers can draw.
• Easy to manage by a couple without any help, a real easy sailing boat
• Space on deck and down below able to guarantee comfort and liveability for a lifetime
• Storage volumes and tank capacity for good autonomy offshore
• Fast cruiser and good racer under ORC/IRC, with optional Performance Package
• Owner Forward layout, 3 cabins and 3 heads with 2 showers
• Optional 4 th cabin amidships for guests or crew, plus optional crew cabin in the forepeak
• Personalization options for various interior areas

“The next Swan model was designed contemporarily with the smaller sister, the Swan 48 presented to the public last year. It follows the same well proven and successful canoe body design concept; powerful, well balanced and sea kindly shape that would be safe and a pleasure to sail.

On the 58, a true Blue Water yacht intended to sail in comfort anywhere in the world, the forward sections have been softened with the idea of giving her a softer ride upwind against the sea normally encountered in force 4/5 wind conditions.

The final length was settled after a thorough study of the interior volume, this new model, as required to fit three full size en suite cabins plus a possible four, a comfortable saloon, ample galley, together with the space necessary to fit all the complements and machinery required by today high standards of living, and the necessity to accommodate an eventual temporary crew member.

Thanks to the relatively long coach roof, large window areas, numerous hatches, the hull ports and full headroom throughout there is a feeling inside the 58 of being in a much larger luminous, well ventilated yacht. On the other hand, the freeboard is lower than the norm. She is elegant and sleek.

The anchor is stowed on the integral bowsprit and the windlass on a special watertight compartment below deck.

On deck there is the typical array of winches close to the cockpit and the double steering positions. The cockpit sports twin tables surrounded by more than 2 meters long L shaped settees. At the forward end of the uncluttered coach roof there is a dedicated sun-bed.

Regarding appendages, with the standard twin rudders, new model offers four keel options, standard, shallow, telescopic and racing. The racing keel comes with a performance package to match, which may include a square top mainsail, a racing bowsprit, upgrades in rigging and deck gear.

I expect this new model would become a classic that will remain young and active for many years to come”

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• New coachroof style, elongated and signature Swan, but with the same language as 65 & 78. It follows the style introduced by Swan 48
• Soft and rounded shapes, long coamings to protect the whole cockpit
• New design for cockpit, extra-large, with twin tables connecting to form a single 10-seat dining table or both convertible separately into sunbeds
• Protective integrated sprayhood with rigid recessed housing, optional wide bimini and sun awning
• Steering: winches within reach of helm (5X, all electric std), foldable footrest, seat on top of coamings
• Optional aft armchair seats, removable
• Big swimming platform, generous lazarette/tender garage, bench lockers, large forepeak/sail locker
• Dedicated sunbathing area on coachroof with recessed space for cushions

Starting from an aft cockpit layout and following the evolution of the Swan 48 deck layout, the 58 deck presents some new features never seen on a swan of this size. The concept is easy: to give the maximum comfort and liveability at rest, together with maximum efficiency for short handed sailing, without losing the capability to race with a full crew. Like always, the nerve centre is the cockpit, which has been developed following the Swan hallmark distribution of spaces: aft area dedicated to sun bathing and access to the sea, through a wide platform which gives access to the spacious tender garage, the mid section where all the sailing handling and helmstations are concentrated, and the forward zone, dedicated to guests, protected by the integrated sprayhood and the easy to store bimini. This is a zone where the main novelties are concentrated.

The wide body of the hull at deck level allows an L shaped bench design served by two separate cockpit tables, These feature additional folding leaves to double their size becoming a very large, single table that can seat up to 10 guest in dining mode, and also have the capability to lower to convert the seats into a sunbathing area. With all these different positions, the cockpit can be adjusted to any possible situation, making this area a fantastic platform to enjoy life onboard in any condition. The rest of deck is a combination of comfort areas, like the large sunbathing are in the forward part of the coachroof, and practical features, like the position of jib tracks, which give the best trim angle leaving free passage on the side decks, or the spacious forepeak, plenty of space for storing sails and voluminous gear. All this designed with elegant and discrete lines, in the typical Swan style.

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• Standard layout with owner suite forward and twin guest cabins aft
• 2 versions for aft cabins, with two separate beds or one generous queen size
• 3 comfortable heads, 2 with large separate shower box
• Large saloon area with 3 level of natural light sources, included 4 std hull windows
• Galley with 360° layout that gives support while heeling, fridge + freezer std, good storage volumes as well as working surfaces
• 5 nav station layouts, from traditional facing forward chart table to office-like desk
• Engine room includes space for std genset, state-of-the-art soundproofing
• Interior style based on concept of moods, mixing different woods and materials
• Storage volumes throughout the boat, available in different shapes and organization

Designed for proper bluewater cruising, the 58 interiors have been conceived as a combination between luxury and comfortable living spaces, storage and volumes for systems and safety features. The standard layout offers three guest cabins and three heads, with the possibility to add a guest/crew cabin amidships and an extra crew cabin with wc and sink in the forepeak. The 5 + meters long saloon has plenty of natural light and ventilation, with overall headroom above 2 meters plus great views through the large hull windows. The dinette crosses the whole beam, offering a dining area which can seat up to 10 people and a table that can vary its size according to use, facilitating access to the whole seating area. On the starboard side, an array of possible combinations allows the owner to personalize this area to suit his needs. The galley is designed to be practical at anchor as well as under sail, with a 360° design that gives support while heeling and plenty of work surfaces accessible both inside and outside the galley. A special cabinet is dedicated to tableware, complete with a removable tray to facilitate the storage of delicate china on board.  The navigation station is offered in five different layouts, from the traditional facing forward chart table to the office-like desk complete with seat and drawers. The forward cabin provides owners with a proper suite where they can enjoy private time without compromise. The bed is oversized (205×165 m) and complete with 3 integrated removable leeboards that allow its use while sailing; it is fully accessible on three sides. Guests have available two en-suite cabins, offered with two possible layouts: two separate beds or one generous  queen size. Throughout the boat, storage volumes are available in different shapes, from drawers to lockers to below-seat volumes, to allow the better organization of provisions and personal belongings and make your cruises problem-free.

with options – 3 cabin

with options – 4 cabin

INTERIOR MOODS

• Swan Soul (std)
• Scandi Vision (opt)
• Velvet Vibe (opt)

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How Much Does a Yacht Cost?

11th jul 2023 by samantha wilson.

We hear the question, “How much does a yacht cost?” on a regular basis, and it’s a difficult one to answer. Much the same as with houses, the prices vary in a surprising way depending on size, style, age, and finish (not to mention location). We’re talking millions of dollars in price difference for yachts, as well, because there are yachts of many different sizes with all the same variations. But first, let’s tackle the more fundamental question, “What is a yacht?’

What Classifies as a Yacht?

To begin with, a yacht can be a sailing yacht or a motor-powered yacht. Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines it as “any of various recreational watercraft: such as a) a sailboat used for racing; b) a large usually motor-drive craft used for pleasure cruising.” Size is not technically part of the definition, but in modern practice, size has a whole lot to do with it.

Many in the industry classify a boat as a ‘yacht’ from 40 feet up to 70 feet, although there are others who will include vessels as short as 33 feet . Not too many years ago, yachts as small as 80 feet (24 meters) were considered superyachts, but with the proliferation of much larger yachts, 130 feet (40 meters) is a more common yardstick. Beyond that are megayachts, variously defined as beginning at 165 feet (50 meters) or 200 feet (60 meters). 

The point is, there are no hard-and-fast rules, and what may be one person’s pretty little 20-foot sailboat may be another’s luxury sailing yacht. And any shiny, private vessel 40 feet and up will be called a yacht by almost everyone.

While size is the main determining factor in labeling boats as yachts, amenities aboard also play a role. For example, yachts frequently have cabins and heads below allowing for overnight stays, as well as a galley, and plenty of deck space for leisure. 

The term ‘yacht’ has become synonymous with luxury, especially with the boom in huge superyachts across the world. But a yacht doesn’t have to be fancy. A sprightly 30-foot trawler yacht might look to some like a luxury palace, but Jeff Bezos and the guests aboard his brand new $500 million sailing yacht Koru would probably see it differently. 

Cost of Buying a Yacht

Looking for an average price across all types of yachts isn’t helpful either, with sizes of yachts varying from 30 to 300 feet. And that doesn’t take into account whether a boat is new or used.  Broadly speaking, in the United States you can often buy a small used sailing yacht for $15,000 or less, and you can expect that figure to go up to $50,000 or $100,000 for a small motor yacht. A larger motor yacht, or even a new 40-foot day boat, can easily run up to $1 million or more. Superyachts, of course, will cost multiple millions of dollars. 

Cost of Owning a Yacht

The cost of owning a yacht goes far beyond the initial purchase price, and even if you’re in the market for a small yacht, you’ll need to factor in the annual costs which include:

• Marina fees: These will vary depending on your location and the size of the boat. Expect to pay from $5,000 for a yacht at the smallest end of the scale up to tens of thousands for larger yachts.
• Insurance: As a general rule, you can expect to pay around 0.5 percent of the value of the boat annually. Check out our guide to boat insurance for more information. 
• Maintenance and repairs: As a rough estimation you can expect to spend around 10 percent of the value of the boat on upkeep each year. This might be lower if it’s a new yacht.
• Fuel: This will vary depending on how far you cruise and how large the yacht is.
• Crew: Yachts up to 70 or 80 feet often don’t require a crew, but the larger the yacht, the more crew it will need. Crew salaries range from $3,200 per month for junior crew to $10,500 per month for captains and chief engineers. In general, a yacht of 80 to 100 feet in size will require a crew of between two and eight, while yachts between 100 to 200 feet will require between 8 and 20 crew members.
• Depreciation: Brand new boats depreciate the most and the quickest, with most depreciating by 40 to 50 percent of their initial price over the first 8 to 10 years.

Read more about the Real Costs of Boat Ownership as well as Top Tips to Lower the Costs . 

Types of Yachts per Cost

When we talk about yachts and their values, we usually refer mostly to the length of the yacht as that tends to be the identifying factor, but the style, engine size, and finish also play a huge role in determining how much they cost. Here we take a look at the average price differences between new and used yachts in the United States at varying sizes. 

How much is a small yacht? (25 to 40 feet)

A small yacht around 40 feet (often referred to as a cabin cruiser) is often considered an entry-level yacht, but a big step up from much smaller day boats. These are likely to have cabins, heads, and a small galley, and most offer the chance to spend weekends onboard. Prices will vary widely depending on whether it’s a used or new boat, and depending on the model, finish, and engines. New and recent-model yachts around 38 to 40 feet may cost anywhere from $250,000 to over $1 million, while the price of older models is often substantially lower. The average price in the United States for all new and used yachts sold between 36 feet to 45 feet was $238,000 according to the Boats Group Market Index of 2022.

When we’re looking at smaller yachts around 25 to 30 feet , these are unlikely to have cabins and so are considered day cruisers. Motor cruisers between 25 and 30 feet range from $70,000 for an almost-new model to well over $100,000 for a brand new one. Of course, yachts with smaller engines and simpler layouts will have considerably lower price tags, but those with premium finish and accommodations may cost much more—for example, a new Ranger 29 (pocket trawler) starts at over $350,000. See our guide to the different types of boats for a better understanding of what is available and what might be right for you. 

How much is a medium-sized yacht? (40 to 70 feet)

Mid-sized yachts that fall within the 40- to 70 -foot category vary in price from around $250,000 to well beyond $4 million, a figure that depends on the size, model, finish, engines, and extras, as well as whether it’s a brand new boat or used. According to the Boats Group Market Index of 2022, the average yacht price in the United States of vessels 46 to 55 feet was $467,899 with 2,273 boats sold, while the average price for yachts in the 56 to 79 foot category was $1.18m with 997 sold in 2022. 

Yacht prices vary a lot depending on whether the yacht is new or used. As an example, the base price for a new Viking 58 is $4.1 million, a three-year-old model can be purchased for $3.5 million for, and a 10-year-old model for $600,000. Check out our new and used luxury yachts for sale on Rightboat for more comparisons. 

How much is a sailing yacht?

Long before the combustion engine was invented, yachts (or sailboats) graced our oceans for centuries. While these days we tend to think of yachts as the luxurious motor vessels that far outnumber their sailing counterparts, sailing yachts have their own class. As we’ve seen with motor yachts, the size, age, and finish of a sailing yacht will determine the price tag, with prices ranging from $5,000 to several million dollars—and much more for superyachts. The largest sailing yacht in the world is Sailing Yacht A , which cost an estimated $600 million and measures 470 feet in overall length. 

When referring to larger sailing yachts—and by larger we are talking about 100-foot yacht prices—there is a “rule of thumb” estimate of $1 million per 3 feet in length. So a 100-foot yacht may cost in the region of $30 million. But sliding back down the length ladder, it’s possible to pick up a small, used sailing yacht for a fraction of that. A 55-foot yacht that has been sailing for a few years may sell for around $700,000, whereas a new one could easily retail for $2 million or more. An older (30 to 40 years) sailing yacht of 30 to 35 feet might cost only about $25,000 while a brand new one might cost $250,000 and more. See what you can get for your money with our sailing yachts for sale on Rightboat. 

How much is a luxury yacht or superyacht?

Superyachts are some of the most luxurious vessels on the sea, and they don’t come cheap. As mentioned, yachts above 78 feet (24 meters) are accepted by many as superyachts; when they range up over 165 or 200 feet, some in the industry refer to them as megayachts. This term is still debated in some quarters, so you may hear yachts over 300 feet referred to as superyachts too.

Superyachts require a full time crew to manage them, and this adds considerably to the overall cost of running such a large vessel. Given that, how much does a superyacht cost? The costs vary, with some estimates of up to $1 million per foot of length to build a new top-of-the-line custom superyacht. Used superyachts will cost less than a new build, and you may be able to buy a 10-year-old, 90-foot superyacht for around $2.5 million—although most owners will engage in a significant and costly refit every 10 years. Models less than five years old will be closer to the $4 million mark, while a brand new one will cost around $9 million. Check out our listings for superyachts for sale all across the world. 

How much is a megayacht?

When we reach megayacht status, prices skyrocket along with the length of the vessels and the volume of the interiors. The largest megayacht in the world is currently Azzam, 590 feet long at a cost of $600 million to build. Yachts in this class are the most luxurious in the world, and feature large swimming pools, helicopter pads, huge guest and crew accommodations, beach clubs, and much more. The upkeep of vessels of this size can run to $20 million or more for the crew fees, fuel, mooring fees, insurance, food, and maintenance. If you want to set eyes on the world’s most astounding superyachts and megayachts check out our superyacht travel guide to where you might find them, or use our search to discover megayachts for sale . 

Written By: Samantha Wilson

Samantha Wilson has spent her entire life on and around boats, from tiny sailing dinghies all the way up to superyachts. She writes for many boating and yachting publications, top charter agencies, and some of the largest travel businesses in the industry, combining her knowledge and passion of boating, travel and writing to create topical, useful and engaging content.

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