Sunseeker’s Predator 65 SportFly combines an open-air SkyHelm driving position with a 20.50-metre performance motor-yacht platform. The current model keeps three guest cabins below while using its upper deck for both helm operation and a separate social space.

SkyHelm above the main deck

The builder places a dedicated driving position on the upper level, with surrounding seating that can serve as a separate open-air retreat while the yacht is at rest. The arrangement gives an owner an alternative to spending every watch inside the main saloon.

A helm positioned outdoors needs suitable visibility and weather judgement, while guests must remain clear of controls and crew working areas. The builder’s layout drawings should be checked for the exact individual yacht.

A sub-24-metre cruising layout

Sunseeker lists 20.50 metres overall, 5.10 metres of beam and 1.60 metres of draft, making marina dimensions part of the buying decision. The standard accommodation plan provides three cabins including a full-beam owner’s suite, with a fourth cabin offered as an option.

The lower-deck arrangement is a choice at build specification rather than proof that every Predator 65 SportFly carries identical accommodation. Buyers should inspect the galley, bathroom and access arrangements aboard the actual vessel.

Propulsion and published figures

The manufacturer specifies twin Volvo Penta IPS1200 or IPS1350 pods and a maximum speed of up to 35 knots under stated conditions. Its technical table also gives 3,500 litres of fuel, 800 litres of freshwater and an indicative 750-nautical-mile range at ten knots.

A fast-cruise speed and a slow-speed maximum range are not interchangeable figures. Payload, weather, reserve policy and exact propulsion installation will determine practical passage planning.

An existing model, not a launch claim

The yacht is in Sunseeker’s current Predator collection and is reviewed here as a distinct layout and driving proposition. This article does not assert a new 2026 delivery, buyer, sale or sea-trial result.

The photograph and dimensions are taken directly from Sunseeker’s official SportFly page. The model is within LYG’s 12–23.99m scope and is not presented as a superyacht.

Primary source: official builder specification. Independently written by Luxury Yacht Guide.