
atlantic marine sun cruiser 730 review
Yacht · 25 ft (8 m) · Malinska
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Key specs
- Builder
- atlantic marine
- Model
- sun cruiser 730
- Length
- 25 ft (8 m)
- Guests
- 9
- Cabins
- 1
Verdict
A capable 25-foot day cruiser with family-friendly seating, a usable cabin and a strong outboard performance envelope. It is best suited to owners who want a practical, trailerable-style cruiser with broad appeal rather than a luxurious offshore yacht.
Pros
- +Seats up to 9 with a 1-cabin layout
- +Modern planing hull with strong performance potential
- +Large 260 L fuel tank supports longer outings
- +Compact beam makes marina and docking easier
- +Available with outboards up to 350 hp
Cons
- −Cabin space is modest for overnight cruising
- −CE Category C limits expectations in rougher offshore conditions
- −Wide performance range depends heavily on engine choice
- −Not as spacious as larger cabin cruisers
- −Weight and power make setup/option choices important
The Atlantic Marine Sun Cruiser 730 is a 7.7 m class day cruiser with a compact 2.5 m beam, CE Category C certification and seating for up to 9 people. Public specifications show a GRP planing hull, a 260 L fuel tank and a 70 L freshwater tank on some versions, with a single-cabin layout aimed more at weekend use than extended cruising.
On the water, the model is positioned as a versatile outboard-powered cruiser with a broad engine range, from around 150 hp up to 350 hp depending on market and specification. That range suggests a boat that can be set up for economical family cruising or more energetic performance, but the best handling and top-end pace will depend strongly on the chosen engine and prop setup.
Comfort is good for a boat of this size, with space for day trips, shelter and a basic overnight stay, but it is not a full-volume cruiser. Value looks solid if the buyer wants a modern, practical 25-footer with flexible power choices and a proven layout, though higher-spec engine packages will push the total cost up quickly.


