Sunseeker Predator 74 Review (2020 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

Nick complimented the size of the tender garage, stating it could accommodate a large Williams 395 boat.

Also highlighted were the yacht’s single-level entertainment deck, which includes sun pads, an outside entertaining area and a griddle for cooking. He admired the boat's sun shade feature that provides coolness during hot days. Also of note was a with a joystick control for easy maneuvering of the boat when docking. Inside the yacht, Nick was impressed by the hydraulic window and door that, when opened, seamlessly connects the interior with the exterior, creating a spacious, social area.

Nick was also pleased with the boat's deck area, complimenting its teak laid floor and the framework that allows for a sun shade. He mentioned the pop-up TV, wine cooler, Miele cooking appliances, and massive fridge, all of which he seemed to appreciate.

The boat's dining area has an ingeniously designed table that can be folded to half its size. Also appreciated were the helm's twin screens displaying radar, charts and depth, as well as the joystick control for easy navigation. A standout feature for Nick was the sliding carbon fiber roof, which contributes to the boat feeling like a single open deck area when opened.

The lower deck of the yacht, featuring the galley and a snug area for breakfast or coffee, caught Nick's attention. He also noted the three ensuite cabins, complimenting the spacious master cabin and its ensuite. He admired the yacht's use of dark wood in the cabins, describing it as "classy" and "contemporary."

The crew cabin is more suited for occasional use rather than for a full-time crew. However, he acknowledged that this is typical for a performance sports cruiser like the Sunseeker Predator 74.

The boat's engine room, home to a pair of MAN 1550, 550 horsepower engines, was praised for its neat and well-lit conditions.

Throughout the video, Nick consistently praised the yacht's design and features, expressing only minor criticisms. He seemed particularly fond of the boat's ability to blend indoor and outdoor spaces through its unique hydraulic door and window and carbon fiber sliding roof.