Motor Yachts
A motor yacht is defined as an engine-powered vessel that features below deck accommodations including a place to sleep (berths), a place to prepare and store food (galley), and a private restroom (head). Most motor yachts have inboard diesel power driving V-drives or straight shafts, but can also have inboard gas engines or multiple outboard engines.
Motor Yachts with Special Offers
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Sport Motor Yachts
Often beaming with luxury, sport motor yachts offer varying degrees of privacy with master staterooms. You'll often find convenient amenities like galleys, summer kitchens, or wet bars. Some even offer flybridge helms for the best views of the water, which is popular among anglers. Known for their speed and ability to get to destinations quickly, sport motor yachts can reach speeds of over 30-knots. These vessels tend to be faster, but less efficient cruising yachts.
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Cruising Motor Yachts
Much like the sport yachts, cruising yachts having luxury features and offer varying degrees of privacy. These yachts are designed to be more fuel efficient with displacement hulls. Feeling a little more like home, these yachts usually include master staterooms, full galleys with full-sized appliances as well as wet bars inside and out. Popular options on a cruiser yacht are flybridge helms with summer kitchens and wet bars. Cruising yachts are designed more for efficiency and safely, travel between 7 to 20-knots, with length over all ranging from 40-feet to over 100-feet.
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Trawler Motor Yachts
Designed for those who want to live aboard for extended periods of times, trawler yachts are more fuel efficient, and do not go very fast. These motor yachts are meant to be run at 7 to 10 knots. Trawlers range from less than 30-feet to over 50-feet and usually have one to two inboard engines. These yachts have more practical amenities including storage, larger galleys, and showers, but less space for guests.
Cruiser Boats
Fishing Boats
