
beneteau flyer 6.6-Test
Yacht · 22 ft (7 m) · Cannes
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- beneteau
- Modell
- flyer 6.6
- Länge
- 22 ft (7 m)
- Gäste
- 8
- Kabinen
- 1
Urteil
A practical 22-foot day boat with versatile deck layouts, solid outboard performance and easy handling. Its strengths are open-air use, shallow draft and family-friendly capacity; limitations are modest overnight comfort and the compromises of a compact cabin.
Vorteile
- +Wide 2.52 m beam gives good deck space for its size
- +Up to 200 hp suits brisk coastal cruising
- +Shallow draft is useful for beaches and sheltered waters
- +8-person capacity makes it flexible for day use
- +Simple outboard setup keeps maintenance straightforward
Nachteile
- −Cabin space is limited and suited only to short stays
- −Light overnight comfort is basic compared with larger cruisers
- −Fuel and water capacities are modest for extended trips
- −Performance depends heavily on engine choice and load
The Beneteau Flyer 6.6 is a compact family day boat rather than a true cruiser, and its layout is built around open deck use and easy movement aboard. With a beam of about 2.52 m and a 22-foot overall length, it offers decent social space for its size, while the available SUNdeck and SPACEdeck-style layouts suit different priorities between sunbathing and cockpit utility.
On the water, the Flyer 6.6 is generally regarded as lively and straightforward to drive, especially when fitted with a motor near the upper end of its recommended range. The shallow draft and outboard configuration make it well suited to coastal hops, harbors and light inland use, and the hull form should feel reassuring for casual owners rather than demanding to handle.
Comfort is adequate for day trips, but the single-cabin arrangement is best described as minimal. The boat can carry up to 8 guests, yet livability for more than occasional overnighting is limited by the compact interior and modest tank capacities. For buyers who value space, simplicity and easy ownership over luxury, it remains a sensible entry-level coastal model.


