Arcadia Sherpa 80 Boat

Previously called Sherpa XL

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The Sherpa 80 is the entry level model from Italian builder Arcadia's Sherpa range. The Sherpa 80 is constructed from fibreglass with a semi-displacement hull design returning a top speed of 23 knots.

An award winner, the Arcadia Sherpa 80 can accommodate six guests in three cabins. For those thinking of a new Arcadia Sherpa 80 for sale, we can confirm it is an ideal crossover boat for cruising and more.

23.98m

Guests

8 Max
Cabins

4 Max
Crew

2 Max

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This yacht delivers comfort and volumes typical of larger yachts and sports about 25% more exploitable space than yachts of the same category. Superyacht International Daniele Carnevali - Jun 2018

A “pocket mega yacht” the Arcadia Sherpa XL builds on the rather unique platform introduced on the original 60ft Sherpa. Motor Boat & Yachting

Being 23.8 metres long, this yacht has a 6.9 metre beam and 220 square metre for internal and external living areas. Barche Massimo Longoni - Sept 2018

Great attention has been given to ensuring an efficient yet discreet on board service, by separating crew service areas from the areas reserved for guests. Phoenician Boat

The strong interaction with the surrounding environment is also reflected in the design of the interiors, characterised by essential and sophisticated furniture items, in which simple geometries emphasise volumes, making the best use of the available space. Phoenician Boat

In the heat of a Mediterranean day, the boat's solar panels can pump 3kw of energy into the 30kw battery bank. It's enough to run most key systems without firing up the generator. Boat International Sam Fortescue - Jan 2020

This model features sophisticated solutions in terms of furnishing and decor which is almost minimalist and highlights the interior's volume. Superyacht International Daniele Carnevali - Jan 2020

From The Manufacturer

The areas on board the SHERPA XL yacht make the best use of the vessel’s 24 metres of length and especially of the beam, which is nearly 7 metres (compared to the average 6.3 metres of the 85-to-90-foot yachts on the market), offering an incredible 220 square metres of interior and exterior living space.

The bow decks are split to develop a central flight of stairs with small differences in height. This particular ‘jigsaw’ layout provides considerable space in a relatively small height, which allows to obtain interesting results with volumes.

Direct contact with the sea and the surrounding environment, which has always been one the distinguishing traits of the ARCADIA philosophy, is highlighted in the aft cockpit. This area is directly connected to the stern control panel by a short scenic sequence of steps, which gracefully interlock between the narrow topsides and the low volume that supports the sundeck. Here is a single, free space, nearly 65 square metres in size, available at any time of the day.

On the upper deck, with a 35 square metre sunlounge, a bar area stresses the open-air philosophy of the SHERPA-XL. Unlike traditional fly deck arrangements with an exterior helm station, this area is dedicated entirely to guests and their privacy. The regular shape of the sunlounge means that multiple solutions are possible with “loose supplies”.

The master suite is over 22 square metres in size and extends into the bathroom, with no dividing partitions, which allows the owner to enjoy an almost home-like setting - large, open and full of light. The VIP cabin in the bow follows the same principle, successfully broadening spatial perception in an almost theatrical manner.

The narrow bulwarks surrounding the entire cockpit have openings that allow guests to enjoy the view and the closeness of the sea.

great attention has been given to ensuring an efficient yet discreet on-board service, by separating the areas reserved for guests from the service areas for the crew (up to three members).

It has great autonomy - at 12 knots, the SHERPA XL yacht can sail for over 1,000 miles, using up to 30% less fuel compared to other yachts in the same and 85-to-90- foot class.