Switzerland
- 21 ft (6 m)
- 7 guests
Guests say this boat is great for
- Coastal toursSightseeing along the shoreline
- Sunset cruisesPerfect light for golden-hour trips
- CelebrationsBirthdays, parties and special days
- Family daysCalm routes and safe swimming stops
About this boat
The Schweizer Saphir 650 is a timeless 1983 motorboat, measuring 21.33 feet (6.50 m) in length, perfect for leisurely cruises on Swiss waters. With a powerful Volvo Penta 4.3GXi-EF engine delivering 235 hp (173 kW), this boat offers reliable performance and smooth handling for up to 7 guests.
Motor 1. Inverkehrssetzung 19.03.2004 Die Transomplatte war im Sommer 2023 & 2024 undicht (machte Anfangs Saison Wasser)! Wurde dann im Frühling 2025, nach dem Winterlager in der Halle, mittels Silikonfuge von aussen provisorisch abgedichtet (war die ganze Saison 2025 dicht) Das Boot steht seit Mitte November 2025 am trocknen in der Winterlagerhalle. Besichtigung nach Voranmeldung in 8868 Niederurnen möglich. Boot wird im Auftrag ohne Garantie, ab Platz verkauft!Built in 1983, the Saphir 650 combines vintage charm with modern functionality. Its gasoline-powered engine has only 344 hours of operation, ensuring longevity and efficiency. The boat features a Z-drive propulsion system, ideal for precise maneuvering in lakes and rivers.
Key Specifications:
- Length: 6.50 m (21.33 ft)
- Beam: 2.30 m
- Engine: Volvo Penta 4.3GXi-EF, 235 hp
- Fuel: Gasoline
- Max Persons: 7
- Engine Hours: 344 h
Specs
- Type
- Yacht
- Year
- 1983
- Length
- 21 ft (6 m)
- Capacity
- 7 guests
Equipment onboard
Comfort
- Air conditioning
- WiFi
Equipment
- Autopilot
- GPS
Safety equipment
Life jackets for all guests
First aid kit
VHF radio & GPS
Fire extinguishers
Lifebuoy and flares
Onboard rules
- ✓No smoking inside cabins
- ✓Shoes off on deck
- ✓Pets allowed on request
- ✓Music until 22:00
Location
Home port: Switzerland
Conditions
Boat licence
Not required on captained charters
Minimum renter age
21+
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