Sunseeker Predator 84

separate crew cabine, CD, DVD, mp3 player, satellite TV, television, bathing ladder, hydraulic bathing platform, deck shower hot/cold, dinghy with motor, fenders, gangway electric, jet ski, sun shade, 220V plugs, air conditioning, anchor, bow anchor windlass, battery charger, generator, inverter, main circuit breaker, pressurized water system, searchlight, shore supply 220V, solar plant, bow thruster, stern thruster, trim indicator, under water light, warm water system, electric bilge pump, dan buoy, distress signals, emergency flash light, EPIRB, fire extinguisher system, flags, fog horn, handhold searchlight, life belts, life jackets, life raft, life ring, radar reflector, railing net, autopilot, barometer, echo sounder, GPS, harbour handbooks, plotter, position lights, radar, rev indicator, rudder angle indicator, sea charts, speed log, SSB - single side band, VHF radio, barbecue, dishwasher, dryer, extractor hood, freezer, icemaker, microwave, oven, electric refrigerator, sink, electric toilet, washing machine, suncushion

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"SkyFall" is a splendid example of a recently built Sunseeker Predator 84.

Following on from the bigger sibling with this time an optional flybridge and dual helm position, the Predator 84, brings additional new technologies and detailing into the line, drawing on the experience gained from the new and extending Sunseeker Yacht fleet. Considerably larger by waterline length and volume than its looks might suggest, this stunning craft is bound to turn heads with an impressive design-speed up to 37 knots.

This is the Predator for those who want to distance cruise, combining all the speed and looks of the sports line with incredible interior space, thanks to a beam almost that of the bigger Sunseeker Predator 92.

Externally social areas include a comfortable aft cockpit with sunpad and table seating, wetbar and BBQ, while the foredeck sports the arrowhead configuration of dining arrangement and further sunpad. The option of sports flybridge is also popular for that wind in the hair experience.

Stepping into the saloon via either the pantograph door siding the three seat race-style helm station or the wide opening sliding cockpit door, the saloon reveals like a manhattan loft below a vast opening roof that adds further to the already daylight bright interior. The four guest suites on the lower deck also enjoy plentiful natural light with their large hullside windows.