Boats For Weekending For Sale

Weekender boats are the perfect choice for those who want to enjoy extended trips on the water without committing to a full-sized yacht. Ideal for overnight stays and short getaways, these versatile boats typically range from 7 to 12 meters in length, offering a balance of comfort and practicality.

Available in new, stock, and used weekender boats, these boats are designed with a focus on relaxation and convenience. They come equipped with essential amenities like cozy cabins, a small galley, and a bathroom, making them perfect for weekend escapes. Spacious decks provide ample room for lounging, while well-designed interiors ensure a comfortable stay.

Whether you're looking for a new weekender boat with modern features, a ready-to-go stock model, or a used weekender boat that's been well cared for, there's an option to suit every preference and budget. Weekender boats are ideal for couples or small families seeking to enjoy leisurely cruises, fishing trips, or exploring new coastal destinations, all with the ease of returning home after a refreshing weekend on the water.

Weekender boat types

  • Sports Yacht
  • Flybridge (10m-12m)
  • Cruiser (10m-12m)
  • Classic yacht
  • Sportsboat (10m+)

NEW - Weekending Yachts Built to Order

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NEW - Stock & In Build Weekending Yachts

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USED - Weekending Yachts
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Recent Award Winning Weekending Yachts

Check out the recent award-winning and finalist Weekending yachts and models.

Beneteau Yachts

Antares 12 (Mk2)

12.97m

Winner

Motor Yacht Under 13m

Yacht Style Awards 2024

Marex Boats

440 Marex

13.7m

Winner

Up to 14m

European Powerboat of the Year 2024

Sunseeker

Superhawk 55

17.13m

Winner

Sportscruisers (over 45ft)

Motor Boat Awards 2024

Marex Boats

440 Marex

13.7m

Winner

Sportscruisers (up to 45ft)

Motor Boat Awards 2024

Windy Boats

W34 Alizé

10.3m

Winner

Sportboats

Motor Boat Awards 2024

Azimut

Verve 48

15.03m

Winner

Highly Commended

Motor Boat Awards 2024

Quarken Boats

Quarken 27 Cabin

8.35m

Winner

Highly Commended

Motor Boat Awards 2024

Azimut

Verve 48

15.03m

Winner

Dayboat

Robb Report 2024

Prestige

F5.7

17.27m

Winner

Best Layout Award (13.7-19.5m)

World Yachts Trophies 2024

Wally

wallypower50

14.6m

Winner

Best Exterior Design (13.7-19.5m)

World Yachts Trophies 2024

Weekending Yachts FAQ

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  • There is much to connect these boats. The main difference is physical size, or rather volume. A cruiser needs to fit in more internal space, to cater for longer stays. A weekender still needs to accommodate but it can reduce the amount of social space and storage provided, whilst there is less need for sheltered accommodation - given you will theoretically be at sea for less time.

    A weekender is also more about speed. Whilst most cruisers today are fast, not all are. But a weekender is about getting there and back in a couple of days, so speed is a prerequisite.

    But the real difference between a weekender and cruiser is in the subtleties of how it will be used - the buyer's considerations, preferences and priorities. Here, a cruiser can more easily be used as a weekender than the other way around.

  • This will depend on how many people are to be onboard, but let's assume it's a family of four. For accommodation, you need at least two cabins, a shared toilet compartment, ideally a shower, space to move around if the weather turns nasty and cook. A yacht of around 8m-10m (26ft - 33ft) will deliver this, but as the minimum.  Budget will then allow for the luxuries of a larger more spacious yacht.  

    You then need to consider where you'll be boating, whether it's in open water with the chance of bigger seas, or in more sheltered areas. If the former, a larger boat will deliver a better, more competent ride, so 12m might be a better target size.