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Yacht · 41 ft (12 m) · Ibiza

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 24. August 2026
3.5/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design3.8
Leistung3.6
Komfort2.9
Fahrverhalten3.7
Preis-Leistung3.1

Technische Daten

Werft
Sunseeker
Modell
Tomahawk 41
Länge
41 ft (12 m)
Gäste
10
Kabinen
1
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Urteil

The Sunseeker Tomahawk 41 is a classic open sports cruiser with strong styling and lively performance for day trips, but it is not a 2014, 41ft, 10-guest yacht as listed here. Public listings place this model in the mid-to-late 1990s, around 43ft, with 1 cabin and accommodation for about 2, so the listing should be tre

Vorteile

  • +Iconic Sunseeker open-cruiser styling
  • +Twin-engine performance suits fast coastal cruising
  • +V-shaped planing hull helps speed and responsiveness
  • +Simple layout works well for day use and short trips

Nachteile

  • Listing details conflict with published model data
  • Limited overnight capacity with only 1 cabin and 2 berths
  • Open-deck design offers less interior volume than modern cruisers
  • Older examples may require more upkeep than newer yachts

The Tomahawk 41 is best understood as a classic Sunseeker sports cruiser rather than a modern family yacht. Published examples place it around 13.1-13.4 m in length, with a planing fiberglass hull and a design focused on speed and outdoor use. That makes it attractive for buyers and charter guests who value style and presence over interior space.

On the water, the model is known for responsive handling and brisk coastal performance, especially with twin engines and sterndrive propulsion. The V-shaped hull should deliver a lively ride, but it is still a 1990s-era open boat, so comfort in rough water and fuel efficiency will depend heavily on engine package and condition.

Comfort and livability are limited compared with contemporary 41ft cruisers. Verified model data points to 1 cabin and capacity for about 2 overnight guests, which is far below the 10-guest claim in the listing. For day charter use, the layout can still work well, but storage, privacy and enclosed living space are modest.

In value terms, the Tomahawk 41 appeals more as a niche classic than as a high-capacity charter platform. The main positive is Sunseeker pedigree and timeless design; the main caution is that the listing appears to mix incompatible details on year, length and capacity, so buyers should verify the exact hull and refit history before booking or purchasing.

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