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Hurghada 2022

Avis sur le Hurghada 2022

Yacht · 64 ft (20 m) · Hurghada

GGetBoat EditorialAvis publié le 2 septembre 2026
3.4/ 5
score d'expert
Design3.3
Performance3.2
Confort3.6
Maniabilité3.2
Rapport qualité-prix3.5

Caractéristiques clés

Chantier
Hurghada
Modèle
2022
Longueur
64 ft (20 m)
Passagers
26
Cabines
3
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Verdict

A practical 64ft converted-style charter yacht with strong group capacity and solid day-trip utility, but its age, likely refit-based identity, and limited verified technical details keep it from standing out as a true performance or luxury benchmark.

Avantages

  • +High guest capacity for a 64ft yacht, suited to group charters
  • +Three cabins plus large day-use layout improve flexibility
  • +Air-conditioned indoor salon and upper sun deck suit warm-weather cruising
  • +Reported refit in 2022 suggests refreshed presentation

Inconvénients

  • Original build dates to 2004, so it is not a new-generation design
  • Limited verified technical and propulsion details reduce confidence in performance claims
  • Likely optimized for day charters rather than private luxury cruising
  • Accommodation count is modest relative to the licensed guest capacity

Hurghada 2022 appears to be a 64ft motor yacht from a 2004 build with a 2022 refit, configured primarily for day charter use rather than long-range private cruising. The layout emphasis is on guest volume, with a reported capacity of up to 26 guests, three cabins, and a split between an indoor salon and an upper deck, which is practical for group outings in warm climates.

On the water, the boat should be judged more as a stable charter platform than a performance yacht. The available public listing suggests diesel power and a single-engine setup, but verified engineering data are limited, so handling and speed should be considered adequate rather than exceptional. For sightseeing, snorkeling, and social cruising, that is usually sufficient.

Comfort is likely acceptable for short trips, helped by the air-conditioned salon and outdoor deck space, though the cabin count is low for overnight use relative to the licensed capacity. Value is fair if the goal is moving a larger group at an accessible charter size; buyers seeking refined handling, modern naval architecture, or premium private-yacht accommodations will find better options elsewhere.

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