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Casino Royale

Casino Royale review

Mega yacht · 107 ft (33 m) · Cannes

GGetBoat EditorialReviewed August 22, 2026
4.3/ 5
expert score
Design4.6
Performance4.5
Comfort4.1
Handling4.4
Value3.6

Key specs

Builder
Sunseeker International
Model
Predator 108
Length
107 ft (33 m)
Guests
8
Cabins
4
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Verdict

A striking high-speed Sunseeker sport yacht with strong performance, sharp styling and solid charter-friendly accommodation. Its age and fuel-hungry, performance-focused layout temper value and livability versus newer rivals.

Pros

  • +Planing GRP hull and sporty Sunseeker styling
  • +High top speed and fast cruising capability
  • +4 cabins for 8 guests suits charter use
  • +Established builder with strong brand recognition

Cons

  • Age shows versus newer yachts in interior finish and efficiency
  • Performance setup can mean higher fuel and operating costs
  • Accommodation is good for size but not overly spacious
  • Length spec varies slightly by source, with 107'11" confirmed

The Sunseeker Predator 108 is a classic performance yacht design: low-slung, aggressive and built around speed as much as looks. Public specs show a GRP planing hull, 107'11" overall length, and a strong emphasis on fast passage-making, which fits the model’s sport-yacht brief well.

On the water, this model is best understood as a high-performance cruising platform rather than a relaxed displacement cruiser. Sources list top speed in the low-to-mid 40-knot range depending on configuration, with cruising speeds around the low-to-mid 30s, so it offers genuinely quick transfers and lively handling for a yacht of this size.

For comfort and livability, Casino Royale’s 4-cabin, 8-guest layout is practical for private use or charter, but the interior volume and deck spaces are more performance-oriented than expansive. Compared with newer yachts, the 2004 build date means buyers should weigh refit history, systems condition and operating costs carefully.

Value is strongest for buyers seeking an established name, fast cruising and proven charter appeal rather than maximum space or modern efficiency. As a used yacht, it remains attractive, but it competes best on style and performance rather than outright economy or contemporary interior sophistication.

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