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Mega yacht · 80 ft (24 m) · City of Charleston
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Especificaciones clave
- Astillero
- Burger
- Modelo
- Flushdeck 80
- Eslora
- 80 ft (24 m)
- Pasajeros
- 12
Veredicto
A classic Burger flush-deck yacht with strong pedigree, generous space, and charter appeal. It is best judged as a refined traditional motoryacht rather than a modern high-speed cruiser, with comfort and character outweighing outright performance.
Ventajas
- +Timeless Burger flush-deck profile with strong classic-yacht presence
- +Large 80-foot platform suits group charters and relaxed entertaining
- +Likely solid aluminum construction from a respected U.S. builder
- +Comfort-focused layout is well suited to slow cruising and time aboard
Desventajas
- −Older 1971 design means systems and finishes may vary with refits
- −Not a modern performance yacht; speed and agility are secondary
- −Classical layout can feel less open than newer contemporary designs
- −Handling and efficiency depend heavily on maintenance and condition
The Burger Flushdeck 80 is a classic American motoryacht with a traditional low-profile silhouette and substantial onboard volume for its length. Burger’s reputation and the 80-foot platform give it strong visual appeal, especially for buyers or charter guests drawn to heritage styling rather than trend-driven design. As a 1971 yacht, its current condition and refit standard matter more than the original spec sheet.
On the water, this type of Burger is best understood as a comfortable displacement or semi-displacement cruiser rather than a fast modern yacht. Public listings for similar Burger flush-deck yachts show cruising speeds in the low teens to high teens depending on engine package and refit, but the 1971 80-footer should be expected to prioritize steady passage-making over quick acceleration or sporty handling. Maneuvering is typically competent for an inboard twin-screw yacht of this era, though it will not feel as nimble as newer, lighter designs.
Livability is one of its strongest points. The 80-foot length and classic flush-deck arrangement usually translate into good guest space, easy social flow, and a proper long-cruise feel, which fits the “luxury classic yacht” charter positioning. Value is mixed: these boats can offer a lot of style and volume for the money, but ownership or charter economics depend heavily on refit quality, mechanical upkeep, and how much modernization has been done to systems, accommodation, and noise control.
