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$4,950,000 USD | 32.92m Burger - 2001 (2014)

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Dream Catcher

32.92m Burger Boat

Guests

10
Cabins

3
Crew

4

2001 / 2019
Build/Refit
186 GT
Gross Tonnage
Burger Boat
Builder
Diesel
Fuel Type
32.92m
Length
2 x 2,723 hp MTU 12V 4000 M90
Engines
Location
5th September 2024
Listed Since

Amenities

Livewell

Description

Featuring naval architecture by Don O’Keefe and design by Burger, Dream Catcher is a 108’ (32.92m) aluminum sportfish yacht that sleeps 6 guests in 3 ensuite staterooms, plus up to 5 crew in 3 cabins. Built to ABS standards, her sleek interior was substantially updated in 2014 and boasts satin-finished teak, wraparound windows, a wet bar, and an entertainment center in the spacious main salon. Forward of the salon is a dining area with seating for six guests. In 2019 her current owner completed further updates and upgrades. Dream Catcher’s teak cockpit is fully rigged for fishing with a centerline fighting chair, a rod storage locker, transom box plumbed as a livewell, in-deck fish box, freezers, and a transom door with a swim ladder. Dream Catcher has a shallow draft of less than 6’ (2m), allowing her to easily cruise the waters of the Bahamas. Twin MTU engines with 2,735hp each give her a cruising speed of 24 knots and max speed of 28 knots, and with a fuel capacity of over 8,000 gallons, she is ideal for long-distance exploration. Dream Catcher is part of a small fraternity of high-quality American-built motoryacht-style sportfishers, and this one can really move when needed! She has been maintained in excellent condition and is ready to go anywhere in the world. KEY FEATURES:

• Sleeps 6 guests in 3 staterooms, plus up to 5 crew in 3 cabins • Full-beam master stateroom with king-sized bed • Fully equipped for fishing • Shallow draft of 5.83’ (1.78m) • Fuel capacity of 8,025 gallons • Twin MTU 12V400 M90 engines with 2,735hp each • Cruising speed of 24 knots and max speed of 28 knots • All new Garmin electronics including wing stations (spent over $300k)