Palm Beach PB70 Sedan Boat

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The PB70 Sedan is the entry level model from Palm Beach's Classic Series range. Constructed from GRP, the PB70 Sedan has a semi-displacement hull design and a top speed of 34 knots.

The Palm Beach PB70 Sedan has three cabins. If you are thinking of buying a new Palm Beach PB70 Sedan, it can accommodate up to six guests and is an ideal classic style boat for cruising and more.

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76' 3"

Guests

6 Max
Cabins

3 Max

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The best seat on the 70 to enjoy your surroundings may just be the bow cockpit. This special feature was conceived as a place to thrust yourself into escape and enjoy the peace and solitude of boating while underway or on the hook Yachts International

Should guests decide to dine alfresco, they can step out into the cockpit where a dining table awaits with access to the teak swim platform on either side Yachting Kelley Sanford - May 2019

The new 70 has the same clean lines, graceful curves and gorgeous tumblehome of other Palm Beach models Cruising Odyssey Peter Janssen - May 2019

Social zones dominate at the bow and stern. A straight settee at the transom and a companion settee in the forward starboard corner occupy the cockpit, while the bow seating area is smaller, it may be the most popular spot on the yacht Sea Magazine Mike Werling - Jul 2018

The new Palm Beach 70 is a unique flybridge motoryacht that's designed to provide discerning yachtsmen with a performance-oriented yacht featuring cruising comfort, efficiency and style. Lakeland Boating Arnie Hammerman - Feb 2020

Like one of those über-cool digital cameras that are styled to look like classic Nikons or Leicas, it’s a traditional-looking motor yacht which is secretly rather high tech. Motor Boat & Yachting Alan Harper - Jun 2024

From The Manufacturer

The Palm Beach 70 has a welcoming saloon with a helm station forward and a galley opposite. The galley has a U-shaped counter to allow the chef bracing points for meal preparation underway. The saloon has a pair of large L-shaped settees in each aft quarter, with a dining table serving the port settee. The entire saloon benefits from large windows and the warm glow of golden teak. The aft deck has a transom settee with dining table flanked with access to the generous teak swim platform.

An open flying bridge welcomes the skipper and companions to the excitement of open-air cruising, with all-around views and sightlines for navigating. The upper deck is right-sized to optimize the comfort of a stable hull with everything above the shear line constructed with infused carbon fiber to enhance a low vertical center of gravity.

Below decks, there is a three-stateroom accommodations layout. An amidships master is situated to port with wide pocket doors opening onto the passageway, opening up the space when an owner couple is aboard alone. A spacious hanging locker provides stowage for extended cruising. A generous private head is forward with double sinks and a glass-enclosed shower. Two overhead hatches provide the head with improved ventilation and natural light. Opposite the master is a utility room, with laundry facilities.

The VIP stateroom in the bow features a queen berth on centerline. An opening overhead hatch adds light and ventilation. Other features include a hanging locker, and a built-in chest of drawers, each finished with golden teak. The guest stateroom aft to starboard has twin berths. The head compartment does double duty as a day-head, with an additional door to the passageway.

The foredeck features a distinctive bow cockpit, with the unparalleled experience of the yacht’s performance, in a recessed seating area far forward.

The vessel is estimated to cruise at 33 knots when paired with the standard twin Volvo IPS 1350 engines, and a top speed of 38 knots.

The Palm Beach 70’s layout features entertainment spaces in both the expansive cockpit and salon, with enhanced continuity between them due to the large electric windows in the aft bulkhead.