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Avis sur le Quicksilver 875
Yacht · 28 ft (9 m) · Antibes
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Quicksilver
- Modèle
- 875
- Longueur
- 28 ft (9 m)
- Passagers
- 7
- Cabines
- 1
Verdict
The Quicksilver 875 Sundeck is a capable 28.7ft day boat with practical overnighting ability, strong handling aids, and a versatile layout. It suits families or small groups better than buyers seeking true yacht-style luxury, and the published capacity/specs vary by listing, so the exact configuration should be checked
Avantages
- +Versatile 1-cabin layout with 4 berths for short stays
- +Well-equipped helm with GPS, autopilot, bow thruster and plotter
- +Good use of space for day cruising and sunbathing
- +Balanced size for coastal use and easy docking
Inconvénients
- −Not a true luxury yacht; amenities are functional rather than premium
- −Published capacity and engine setups vary across listings
- −7-person charter configuration is below official CE-style capacity
- −Single-cabin overnighting space is limited for longer trips
The Quicksilver 875 Sundeck is best understood as a large family day boat with overnight capability, not a traditional yacht in the luxury sense. Its 28.7ft size, one-cabin layout, and sun-deck focused design make it appealing for coastal cruising, swimming stops, and relaxed charter use.
On the water, it should feel confident and manageable for its size, especially with the listed bow thruster, autopilot, GPS, and electric windlass helping close-quarters control and route-keeping. The model’s varied engine listings suggest performance can differ meaningfully between examples, so acceleration and top speed will depend on the specific installation.
Comfort is solid for short trips: air conditioning, Wi‑Fi, bimini top, Fusion audio, and a water heater add convenience, while the single bathroom improves livability. That said, the interior volume is still modest for extended cruising, and the 7-guest charter setup is more realistic for day use than for sleeping.
Overall value is strongest for buyers wanting a flexible, well-equipped coastal cruiser rather than a high-end yacht experience. The design is practical and modern, but the mixed published specs mean condition, engine package, and inventory should matter more than the model name alone.


