Viking 54C Yacht Mk1, 2008 - 2017

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The 54C is a flybridge boat from American builder Viking Yachts. Constructed from fibreglass, the 54C has a hull design.

The Viking 54C has three cabins. If you are interested in buying a new Viking 54C, it can accommodate up to six guests and is ideal for cruising and weekending.

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Guests

6 Max
Cabins

3 Max

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From The Manufacturer

The Viking 54 Convertible once again showcases Viking Yacht’s dominance in the marine market place. Like all Vikings, the 54 Convertible started with a clean sheet of paper and a comprehensive list of performance and accommodation attributes designed to deliver a stellar experience second to none. To be sure, after 43 years of designing and producing world-class yachts the task does not get easier because our expectations and the presumptions of our owners ascent with each model. But it is challenge we embrace in our commitment to "build a better boat every day".

There are accommodations for six in the three staterooms. The master suite, complete with its own head and stall shower features a queen-size walk-around bed flanked with teak end tables. There is a maple-lined stowage compartment beneath the mattress and additional stowage in the hanging lockers, in drawer space and in the credenza at the stateroom entry.

Utilizing its nearly 18-foot beam affords a magnificently proportioned hand-finished teak salon. The L-shaped lounge to starboard with stowage below is perfect for relaxing after a fun day on the water.

The lounge matches up with a comfortable dinette ideal for feasting on the day’s catch aptly prepared in the world class galley to port with Sub-Zero under counter refrigeration, a microwave/convection oven and an electric cooktop.

The centerline helm provides excellent sightlines for fishing, as well as reading shallow Bahama waters.