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Luxury 60ft Sunseeker Predator 2019 -Miami’s Ultimate Yacht Experience

Luxury 60ft Sunseeker Predator 2019 -Miami’s Ultimate Yacht Experience review

Boat · 60 ft (18 m) · Miami

GGetBoat EditorialReviewed July 30, 2026
4.4/ 5
expert score
Design4.6
Performance4.5
Comfort4.2
Handling4.4
Value4.0

Key specs

Builder
Sunseeker
Model
60ft Predator
Length
60 ft (18 m)
Guests
12
Cabins
3
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Verdict

A stylish 60-foot sport yacht with strong speed, a flexible 3-cabin layout, and the Sunseeker look that still feels current. It is best suited to owners or charter guests who want performance and presence first, with comfort and range that are good rather than class-leading.

Pros

  • +Bold exterior styling with low-slung sport yacht proportions
  • +Strong top-end performance for the class
  • +3 cabins and 12-person capacity suit private use or charter
  • +Good fuel and water capacity for weekend cruising

Cons

  • Cabin volume is good but not as spacious as a flybridge yacht of similar length
  • Sportboat layout prioritizes outdoor lounging over interior separation
  • Range is adequate, but long-distance cruising is not its strongest suit

The Sunseeker Predator 60 is a classic performance cruiser with sharp lines, a sleek profile, and the kind of cockpit-and-sunpad layout buyers expect from the Predator name. Public specs for the Predator 60 family show a GRP planing hull, a beam around 16 feet, and a design focused on speed and visual impact rather than maximum interior volume.

On the water, this model is built to feel energetic and responsive. Depending on engine package and version, published performance figures range from the low-30-knot area to about 40 knots for the earlier Predator 60, which places it firmly in sport-yacht territory. Shaft propulsion supports a confident, traditional driving feel, while the hull form should be well suited to fast coastal passages and quick repositioning.

Accommodation is practical for a yacht in this class, with 3 cabins and space for up to 12 guests on board, though sleeping capacity is more limited than guest capacity. The main tradeoff is that the layout is optimized for entertaining and day boating, so livability is good but not expansive. Overall value is strongest for buyers who prioritize Sunseeker styling, speed, and charter appeal over maximum cabin space or long-range cruising efficiency.

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