Amara - Sunseeker FOR SALE

This 2009 Sunseeker Predator 84 is arguably the finest-kept example on the market. Meticulously maintained by a full-time crew, with every annual service completed by authorized specialists.

Fully turn-key—viewings are highly recommended.

Configured for eight guests and three crew, this Luxury Motor Yacht and Sport Yacht marries purposeful design with refined elegance, delivering exceptional comfort with premium finishes throughout.

Beneath the expansive sliding hardtop, the main saloon and cockpit unfold as a seamless social hub; open the roof and natural light floods the interior, inviting guests to savor the opulent atmosphere.

The Predator 84’s cockpit blends contemporary lines with advanced systems and modern technology, while the flybridge is equally indulgent and forward-thinking—true to the character of an Express Cruiser and Open Yacht.

Specification - standard and optional exrtas

The specification begins with a robust technical backbone: twin Kohler generators rated at 27 kW 50 Hz each provide dependable onboard power, complemented by two Idromar watermakers—MC5 S (1057 h) delivering 300 l/h and MSK 230 (956 h) producing 230 l/h—for self-sufficiency at sea. ABT-Trac stabilizers ensure composed, comfortable passages in a wide range of conditions.

On deck, stainless steel bow and stern cleats and fairleads are paired with stainless steel spring cleats fitted with chafing bars, while polished stainless steel pulpit and cockpit rails frame the exterior with purposeful elegance. An 80 kg galvanised claw-type anchor runs on a 100 m galvanised chain of 12 mm diameter, served by a single electric windlass (Lewmar V8) 24 V to starboard with foredeck-only control and a dedicated chain locker. Practical touches include a fresh-water deckwash with outlets forward and aft, a curved, direct-glazed safety glass windscreen, IMCO navigation lights, a remote-controlled spotlight, and low-level courtesy lights on the side decks at 24 V. The foredeck invites relaxation with a sunbathing pad and a cup holder beside the sunpad, a built-in U-shaped seating zone with table, and natural light filtering down through the VIP skylight. Teak-laid sidedecks and a single air horn complete the ensemble.

The aft cockpit is finished with a teak-laid self-draining floor, an expansive aft sunpad, a built-in seating area with inboard-facing seating, and a teak table with folding leaves on a GRP base. Entertaining is seamless at the starboard-side wetbar with sink, refrigerator, icemaker, and an AC electric ceramic griddle, while stainless steel stern safety gates and an engine room access hatch speak to thoughtful practicality. Handling lines is effortless thanks to two stern capstan winches (Lewmar C4). Illumination is comprehensive with overhead cockpit lights 24 V and low-level courtesy lighting 24 V, and sound flows through a pair of marine speakers connected to the deck saloon AV system with a Bose PMCII remote. Battery switches and a fire extinguisher reside neatly in a locker.

At the water’s edge, the bathing platform and stern garage are meticulously appointed: a teak-laid fixed platform leads to stairs with teak treads up to the aft cockpit, while a fold-out stainless steel swimming ladder and a hot-and-cold hand-held shower await after a swim. A fresh water marina connection simplifies shoreside living. A hydraulically opening garage door reveals the stern garage with an internal crane for launching and recovering a tender or jet ski, together with a tender launch and recovery system including a remote-controlled winch. Boarding is made effortless by a hydraulic telescopic gangway.

The flybridge deck balances leisure and command with stainless steel aft safety rails, low-level flybridge lighting 24 V, and a pair of marine speakers connected to a dedicated CD radio in the deck saloon. A deck wash outlet and a sculptural radar arch structure add utility and style. Helm ergonomics are assured by two helm seats, a purposeful console with steering wheel, hydraulic power steering, engine throttle controls, engine stop/start keys, and bow and stern thruster control. Entertainment and control are at hand via a waterproof remote for the CD/Radio, while navigation is covered with a depth and speed display (Raymarine ST60 + Tridata), an autopilot (Raymarine ST6002 autopilot), a VHF radio handset (Raymarine RAY240 DSC dual-station VHF), a magnetic compass, and a horn control. Underfoot, teak decking completes the space.

Inside, the deck saloon welcomes with a stainless steel framed sliding patio door to the aft cockpit, complete with curtains and tie-back. A generous sofa seating area is arranged around a coffee table and two side tables, with a flatscreen TV on a rise-and-fall mechanism (40”) and a Bose 28 DVD/CD/Radio surround sound entertainment system, complemented by an iPod docking station connected to the Bose system. An air-conditioning chillers system keeps the climate serene, and side windows with blinds frame the views. A drinks cabinet with glassware storage for eight (8 x Champagne, 8 x Whisky, 1 x decanter) stands ready for every occasion. Halogen overhead lighting 24 V, double AC sockets, a telephone point, and table lamps add comfort and convenience, while a dining table with eight freestanding dining chairs sets the stage for elegant meals. Safety is integrated with a sensor connected to the fire detection system. Overhead, a sliding hardtop roof with skylights floods the space with natural light, and side-opening doors to port and starboard side decks provide effortless circulation.

The helm station continues the theme of capability and clarity with two helm seats and a chart stowage area, supported by double AC sockets and two telephone points. The console with dash panels places essentials exactly where they should be: hydraulic power steering, a steering wheel, and a radar/chartplotter with GPS (two Raymarine E120W colour displays), plus an autopilot (Raymarine ST6002 autopilot) and depth and speed displays (Raymarine ST60 + Tridata). Communications are handled by a VHF radio handset (Raymarine RAY240 DSC dual-station VHF). Traditional essentials include a magnetic compass and horn control, while modern oversight arrives via a monitoring panel including generators control and a monitoring panel for the fire detection system. Performance tuning is aided by trim tab control and a rudder/drive indicator, with analogue engine instrumentation and fuel gauges providing intuitive readouts. Everyday practicality includes a 12 V socket, remote spotlight control, windscreen wipers with washers, air-conditioning, a screen demister, and a fire extinguisher.

The galley and crew mess are outfitted to professional standards: an American-style two-door BOSCH fridge pairs with a MIELE 5122 freezer, supported by two Raritan icemakers (Model 85B515-2) and a BOSCH dishwasher. Cooking is a pleasure with a MIELE four-ring ceramic hob, an AC hob extractor, and a MIELE H6600 microwave, while a MIELE 2780 washer/dryer streamlines turnarounds. A stainless steel sink with a tap supplying hot and cold water, a rubbish bin, and abundant storage—cupboards, drawers, and top-box lockers—keep the space orderly. Tableware is ready to serve with chinaware (8 settings) and cutlery (8 settings). A seating area with a fold-away table creates a relaxed hub, illuminated by halogen overhead lighting 24 V. Safety equipment includes a fire blanket, fire extinguisher, and a first aid kit.

Tender and toys are headlined by a Williams tender 460 Sport Jet 2018, ensuring swift, spirited access to shorelines and hidden bays with the same poise as the mothership.

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.