Sports Yachts For Sale

Sports yachts are engineered for speed and agility, making them perfect for fast recreational cruising. With sleek lines and aerodynamic designs that optimize hydrodynamic efficiency, these yachts are powered by high-performance engines, allowing them to achieve remarkable speeds.

These yachts often prioritize luxury and comfort alongside performance, offering spacious interiors with modern amenities. Many sports yachts include well-appointed lounges, fully equipped kitchens, and stylish cabins for overnight stays. Outdoor spaces are designed for relaxation and entertainment, featuring sun pads, seating areas, and dining options, making them perfect for socializing with family and friends.

Sports yachts are equipped with advanced navigation and safety technology, ensuring a secure and enjoyable experience on the water. With their blend of speed, style, and comfort, these yachts cater to those seeking an exhilarating yachting experience.

Sports Yacht Key Features:

  • Luxurious interiors with modern amenities
  • Aerodynamic exteriors with sleek sporty lines
  • Designed for speed and agility with powerful engines
  • State-of-the-art navigation and entertainment systems
  • Expansive sun decks and swim platforms for relaxation

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Recent Award Winning Sports Yachts

Check out the recent award-winning and finalist Sports Yachts and models.

Pershing

Pershing GTX116

Winner

Best Innovation (30-60m)

World Yachts Trophies 2023

Azimut

S6

Winner

Sportscruisers (over 40ft)

Motor Boat Awards 2021

Fairline

Targa 43 Open

Winner

Sportscruisers (up to 45ft)

Motor Boat Awards 2019

Azimut

Atlantis 45

Winner

Best Interior Design

World Yachts Trophies 2019

Azimut

Azimut S7 (Gen 1)

Winner

Above 45ft

European Powerboat of the Year 2018

Fairline

Targa 43 Open

Winner

Best Exterior Design (14-18m)

World Yachts Trophies 2018

Azimut

S6

Winner

Innovation (46-60ft)

World Yachts Trophies 2018

Jeanneau

Leader 33 (Gen 1)

Winner

Best for Family

Best of Boats Award (BoB) 2017

Riva

76' Perseo

Winner

Custom Yachts

Motor Boat Awards 2017

sports yacht FAQ

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  • Open Sports Yachts boats are still around, although they tend to be more focused on the performance end of the market, with generally less interior space across the yacht.

  • The extra build of a flybridge yacht, a whole deck’s worth, means it tends to be more expensive. How much more expensive is very much down to the exact models in question. The same builder offering two 15m hulls with the option of a flybridge or sports yacht superstructure may make only a small adjustment of around 10%-20%. 

    In terms of running costs, the main advantage for a sports yacht is improved fuel efficiency due to less structural weight and so a theoretically lower displacement.

  • The sports yacht did grow out of Mediterranean yachting culture, but it is perfectly suitable for all cruising grounds. Its focus on handling and deck space has now been joined by impressive levels of interior space, so a sports yacht offers a good mix of skills regardless of where you boat.

  • A useful development of hardtop design has been the ability to close of the interior section for the deck, creating a separate aft cockpit. Importantly, this also allows you to secure and protect the interior. A mixture of sliding doors and cleverly folding glass sections usually combine to open or close the interior and deck sections.   

    In such an instance, the interior section is called a deck salon and its new, protected status usually delivers a more luxurious lounge-like finish than on an open yacht.

  • The term ‘open’ can be misleading, and is sometimes used as a straight substitute for the term sports yacht itself. 

    It is most commonly, and correctly, used to describe a yacht that is completely open to the elements, or one with a hardtop that opens onto the cockpit, without any separating doors. 

    But to confuse matters, some builders of large sports yachts, complete with cockpit doors,  refer to them as open yachts, perhaps because they adhere to older designs that were once fully open.

  • Most sports yachts under 14m (45ft) will be powered by twin engines running on sterndrives. The arrival of pod drives means there is now more choice from around 12m but sterndrives are still the dominant force in sports yachts between 10m - 12m.

    The reason why sterndrives are so popular is simple, good performance and economy, allied to improved interior living space.

    If your sterdrive concerns are due to potential service costs or reliability, it is worth remembering that new yachts come with warranties and that most sterndrive issues are related to poor ownership rather than inherent faults.