Top Selling Power Yachts

May 20, 2020 | new yachts, yacht, yachting | 0 comments

Are you feeling restless? So are we, let’s check out some yachts together. Here are a few of the top-selling motor yachts from 2019.

Estrella

This 65-footer from HCB Yachts was billed as the largest luxury center console yacht anywhere around the globe. It has proved popular with both those looking to use her sleek lines and powerful horsepower for sports fishing and entertaining while cruising waterways in style. We predict power yachts with a center console will remain popular throughout 2020.

Estrella, HCB Yachts

(Pro-tip, check to see what your yacht insurance would cost before you purchase.)

590 Flybridge Prestige

590 Flybridge

At more than 60 feet in length, this remarkable power yacht was the debutante to watch at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show last year. She looks every bit as sleek and stylish as a luxury sports car, but she’s more than beautiful. The 590 Flybridge boasts exceptional design features to make the most of every square inch for comfort and function for everyone on board, including the crew (the tech got many favorable reviews). We think we’ll see innovative storage and seating space continue to be a selling point for yachting enthusiasts.

58 Convertible Viking Yachts

58 Convertible (58C)

Anyone who takes sports fishing seriously noticed the incredible amenities aboard the sleek and powerful 58C by Viking Yachts – and not just because the earlier generation of this model has dominated sales. The 58C offers everything a fishing tournament competitor or hardcore sports fisher could want. Starting with a large center console and a powerful diesel engine that will cruise at 35 knots to well-designed rod holders, livewells, and secure fish boxes in the 165-foot-square cockpit and generously-sized and luxurious accommodations. Not to mention other thoughtful features like the freezer in the top-notch galley. Our yacht insurance specialists figure we’ll see more power yachts with well-appointed sleeping quarters and engines with serious horsepower that get good mileage!

Whether you’re looking for an express cruiser or serious sports yacht, boat shows are the places to go and talk with industry insiders and other boating enthusiasts.

Are you considering investing in a power yacht in 2020? Review your coverage options with our yacht insurance specialists at Global Marine Insurance. We work with the top-ranked marine insurance carriers in the business to get you the best coverage and rates. Request a quote today.

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