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Avis sur le Megamar Sandy 640
Yacht · 22 ft (7 m) · Italy
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Megamar
- Modèle
- Sandy 640
- Longueur
- 22 ft (7 m)
- Passagers
- 7
Verdict
A compact, license-free day boat with simple Italian coastal-charter appeal: easy to run, seating up to 7, and suited to short outings rather than overnight cruising. It looks strongest as a practical family-and-friends runabout, with limited livability and modest performance.
Avantages
- +Compact 6.6 m size suits day trips and easy docking
- +7-person capacity is useful for small groups
- +40 hp outboard allows low-complexity operation
- +Bow and stern sunpads improve lounging space
- +Fixed awning adds useful shade in warm weather
Inconvénients
- −No cabin-based cruising comfort for overnight use
- −Limited performance compared with larger or more powerful boats
- −Most listings suggest simpler, basic-equipment build
- −Likely best in calm coastal conditions, not rough water
- −Comfort is geared to day use rather than extended trips
The Megamar Sandy 640 is a compact open motorboat aimed at easy coastal day use. At about 6.6 m long and typically paired with a 40 hp outboard, it is better suited to relaxed nearshore cruising than to fast or technical boating. Its layout is straightforward, with emphasis on sunbathing and social space rather than complexity or luxury.
On the water, the Sandy 640 should feel manageable and approachable, especially for operators who want a simple, license-free-style rental boat in suitable markets. The low power and small size make handling easy in marinas and around crowded coves, but they also limit speed, punch, and rough-water capability. It is best viewed as a calm-weather leisure craft.
Comfort is basic but practical for day outings. Reported features such as bow and stern sunpads, a bench or small table area, a fixed awning, a ladder, and a freshwater shower support a pleasant short-trip experience. There is no real cabin living space, so livability is limited to sitting, lounging, and swimming stops.
As value, the model makes sense for buyers or charter users who prioritize low operating complexity, simple upkeep, and a usable group layout over performance or onboard amenities. It offers a balanced package for short coastal days, but it is not a substitute for a cabin cruiser or a larger family boat.
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