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Yacht · 23 ft (7 m) · Biograd
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- atlantic marine
- Modèle
- sun cruiser 690
- Longueur
- 23 ft (7 m)
- Passagers
- 8
- Cabines
- 1
Verdict
A compact 23-foot cruiser with practical family-dayboat appeal, decent offshore credentials, and a flexible layout. It is strongest as a sheltered-coastal day cruiser, with usable overnight space for two and seating for a small group, but it is not a large-volume cabin boat.
Avantages
- +Compact walkaround/sun-cruiser layout suits day trips
- +Single-cabin setup offers basic overnight capability
- +Wide beam for a boat this length improves stability and cockpit space
- +Outboard-powered configuration keeps maintenance simpler than inboard alternatives
- +CE Category C/D spec indicates intended coastal and inland use
Inconvénients
- −Cabin and onboard systems are modest for longer cruising
- −Practical capacity is best for day use, not full-family overnighting
- −Performance depends heavily on engine fit and load
- −Limited beam-to-length ratio means interior volume is constrained
- −Value is tied to equipment level and engine choice, which vary by listing
Atlantic Marine’s Sun Cruiser 690 is a 6.9 m class compact cruiser with a 2.5 m beam, one cabin, and seating for about seven to nine depending on configuration. The layout is aimed at versatility: a forward sunpad, cockpit seating, and a small cuddy cabin make it better suited to day cruising and occasional overnights than to extended liveaboard use.
On the water, the boat’s proportions and outboard setup point to straightforward handling and easy ownership. Public listings and tests commonly show it paired with 175–250 hp outboards, which suggests enough power for confident planing and family cruising, though actual pace and efficiency will vary with engine choice, load, and trim. Its CE Category C/D classification supports coastal and inland operation within the intended limits.
Comfort is sensible rather than spacious. The single cabin can provide sheltered sleeping space for two, but storage, galley, and head arrangements are typically limited in this size class. For couples or families wanting a compact weekender, it is usable; for buyers expecting serious interior volume, it will feel tight.
Value depends heavily on equipment and propulsion. Well-specced examples can offer a lot of boat for a manageable overall length, but the model competes in a crowded segment where engine size, electronics, and deck options influence real-world appeal more than the base hull alone.
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