Bluegame BG54 Review (2022 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The unique features of the yacht are shown immediately, such as the passerelle with steps that can be raised or lowered, which makes boarding the yacht easier and more comfortable than traditional sloped entries.

The yacht has a massive Beach Club area, and this is a desired feature for users who enjoy water-level activities, such as watching children play in the water or relaxing. The area is equipped with a bar, electric hob, fridges and an ice maker, and offers ample storage space. There are wide walkways and easy accessibility on the yacht’s deck, making it ideal for strolling, dining and relaxing under the shade of the hard top and awning.

The helm position is equipped with an IPS joystick control, which makes operation easy for the owner. The helm offers excellent visibility due to its thin mullions and a louvered roof that can be adjusted to let in light and air. The yacht also features a sun deck on top of the hard top.

Below deck, the yacht offers a two-cabin option, including a VIP guest cabin and an owner's cabin, each with its own toilet and shower. However, there is an alternative layout available, where the owner's cabin is moved forward and the back space is divided into two smaller cabins, making it a three-cabin layout ideal for families.  The BG54 features a galley-down layout and it is well-appointed with a wood finish and white countertops.

The BG54 is more suited to owner-operators rather than those seeking a permanent crew, as the boat only has a small crew cabin. The cabin is accessed from the deck and has a small bed and heads, however the boat is more of a weekender rather than a vessel for regular crew.

The yacht is powered by a pair of Volvo Penta IPS 950s, each with 725 horsepower, offering impressive maneuverability.

Nick concludes the tour by expressing his surprise at how much has been packed into this yacht, considering its focus on outdoor space.