GOOD TO GO - VIKING FOR SALE

“GOOD TO GO” may be the most standout 61' Viking Convertible ever commissioned. Her rare skybridge configuration is enhanced by a custom arch conceived and installed by the original owner. This arrangement truly delivers the best of both worlds: a climate‑controlled enclosed bridge for serene, all‑weather passages, and an elevated open bridge above for uncompromised visibility while docking, sportfishing, or simply savoring life offshore.

Fastidiously cared for by her current (second) owner, notable upgrades include:

• New carpeting (2019)
• V‑Cool film on enclosed bridge windows (2019)
• Fresh tint on enclosed bridge (2019)
• Garmin 7615 chartplotter/MFD (2018)
• Replacement bow thruster drive
• New windlass motor (2019)
• Cockpit cover with custom stainless supports
• Engine room and cockpit cameras with Wi‑Fi viewing
• Full topsides paint (2016, Viking Service Center)
• New cutlass bearings (2018)
• Dripless shaft seals renewed (2018)
• Shafts and props blueprinted and balanced (2018)
• Watermaker membranes replaced (2019)
• Complete 2,000‑hour service (2018)
• New rudder seals (2018)
• Steering ram replaced (2016)
• Tender repowered with 50 HP engine (2009)
• Windows recaulked (2019)
• New VHF antennas

A tournament‑ready skybridge sportfish and convertible flybridge motor yacht, this bluewater Viking 61 blends luxury cruising comfort with serious offshore performance and visibility.

Walkthrough

Step in from the broad teak cockpit and the 61’ convertible sportfish immediately feels welcoming, with warm finishes and a layout made for relaxed entertaining and everyday living. The salon’s bar top adds casual dining space and an easy spot to gather, while the galley carries a full suite of appliances—including a proper oven—and extra stowage tailored to the needs of a serious cook. Moving forward, Viking’s now-famous three-stateroom, three-head arrangement shines: a generous master with a large queen berth and full-width aft-wall hanging lockers offers impressive capacity, the forward VIP stateroom sleeps up to three in comfort with a lower double and an upper single plus an ensuite head, and the starboard guest room features upper and lower bunks with private access to the starboard guest head that also serves as a convenient day head. It’s an elegant balance of cruising yacht comfort and sportfisher practicality, perfect for bluewater adventures on a skybridge, enclosed-bridge flybridge motor yacht.

Master stateroom

Portside and designed for restful nights, the master stateroom features an athwartship queen berth that lifts to reveal cedar-lined bulk storage and two drawers beneath, backed by a full aft wall of mirrored, cedar-lined hanging lockers. Additional cabinetry at the entry acts as a low credenza, with further drawer and book storage outboard. Climate controls keep the space dialed in, while entertainment is handled by stereo, TV, and VCR. Night tables with lamps, plus full-extension drawers and abundant cabinets, make long cruising effortless. The ensuite master head presents a generous shower behind a glass door, a reliable Headhunter toilet, and a dedicated linen locker—an elegant, low-maintenance retreat within a serious bluewater sportfishing yacht.

Master head

Thoughtfully equipped for daily comfort and easy upkeep, the master head includes a Headhunter toilet, a one-piece glass shower door enclosing a roomy stall, and Amtico flooring underfoot. Corian countertops complement brass fixtures, towel bars, and rings, while a large, well-lit mirror and a dedicated linen closet add practical luxury befitting a refined flybridge motor yacht.

Vip stateroom forward

Forward, the VIP stateroom combines flexibility and comfort with a lower double and an upper single berth, sleeping up to three in ease. Storage is generous in high-gloss teak cabinetry, full-extension drawers beneath the bunks, and a cedar-lined hanging locker. Climate controls, TV and stereo speakers add convenience, and the private ensuite head features a shower, vanity, and a dependable Headhunter toilet—ideal for family cruising aboard a convertible sportfisher.

Guest stateroom starboard

To starboard, the guest stateroom provides upper and lower berths with reading lights, storage beneath, and full-extension drawers, plus a cedar-lined hanging locker. Guests enjoy individual climate controls, TV hookup with stereo speakers, and private access to the day head, which includes a shower, vanity, and a Headhunter toilet—smart, comfortable accommodations on a bluewater sportfisher.

Main salon

The first impression is space and serenity: a large, luxurious salon with teak cabinetry, an ultra-leather L-shaped sofa with an arm by the entry and an end table at the galley counter, and plush carpeting. Climate controls, TV, a stereo with CD/DVD and VCR, Channel Plus, and two satellite receivers set the mood, while dimmers for every light help tailor the ambiance. Entertaining is easy with a clear-ice icemaker, a grand triangular teak cocktail table, and a spiral staircase leading to the bridge. Teak valances and lamberquins, silhouette blinds, and a custom blackout shade for the salon door elevate comfort, as does an electrical panel mounted at eye level, an overhead teak grab rail, and thoughtful bottle storage—a refined gathering space on a flybridge motor yacht built for offshore cruising and sportfishing.

Galley/ laundry

Practical and inviting, the galley showcases a bartop with overhang for stools, warm Amtico teak-and-holly flooring, and polished Corian countertops, backsplashes, and sink. Viking cabinetry with pull-out shelves keeps essentials close, while a microwave/convection oven, a Kenmore oven, a four-burner surface-mount cooktop, and a large sink satisfy gourmet needs. Cold storage is handled by Sub-Zero drawer-style refrigerator and freezer, while a trash compactor, instant hot water, garbage disposal, water level gauges, extra overhead lighting, and an exhaust fan streamline daily use. A comfortable dinette with a pedestal teak table offers under-seat storage; additional stowage sits above the companionway steps. A washer/dryer with dedicated laundry storage and a Central Vac outlet complete this highly functional space—ideal for life aboard a convertible flybridge sportfish.

Cockpit

Purpose-built at one hundred seventy square feet, the teak-decked cockpit is ready for both entertaining and tournament fishing. Dual Glendinning cable masters and two dockside water connections pair with two shore water inlets to simplify hookups, while a sink and bait-prep center, fresh and saltwater washdowns, stereo speakers, and SAT/cable connection with an AC outlet keep the crew comfortable. Added lights beneath the flybridge overhang extend the day, a refrigerated chill box within the salon steps and a cockpit freezer protect provisions, and molded in-deck storage boxes organize gear. A ladder leads to the flybridge, and clean engine room access makes service straightforward—everything you want on a bluewater sportfisher.

Electrical equipment

Power systems are yacht-grade and thoughtfully organized: a 21.5 kW Onan generator, two fifty‑amp shore‑power cable masters, and two voltage stabilizer transformers deliver stable current. Color‑coded, clearly labeled wiring, maintenance‑free batteries in fiberglass boxes, battery chargers, disconnect switches, and a parallel function add reliability, while both twelve‑volt and one‑hundred‑twenty‑volt engine‑room lighting keeps service areas bright—hallmarks of a capable offshore flybridge motor yacht.

Deck and hull equipment

On deck, a bow rail with pulpit, extended‑life rails and grab rails, a robust windlass, and a bow thruster underscore confident handling. A fifteen‑hundred‑pound Marquipt davit with hydraulic rotation and lift manages the tender with ease, and the package includes a Nouverania with a Yamaha four‑stroke fifty‑horsepower outboard—exactly what you want aboard a versatile convertible sportfisher.

Engine and mechanical

Beyond the robust standard specification, the machinery space adds five AC units for cabin comfort, Reactor fuel filters serving both main engines and the generator, and an eight‑hundred GPD Sea Recovery watermaker for true self‑sufficiency. Fresh and saltwater washdown pumps simplify cleanup, a shelf over the generator optimizes storage, and all plumbing is Awlgrip‑coated for clean looks and durability—mechanicals befitting a bluewater sportfishing yacht.

Fishing equipment

Anglers will appreciate four gunwale rod holders, a nine‑position rocket launcher on the flybridge rail, and both a cockpit in‑deck fishbox and a transom fishbox. A transom door with gate expedites releases, and a deck plate is ready for a rocket launcher or a fighting chair—tournament‑minded details on a serious sportfishing yacht.

Enclosed bridge

The enclosed bridge is a climate‑controlled command center with a forward console trimmed in ultra‑leather and teak cabinetry. A Stidd helm chair is flanked by two companion chairs with ultra‑leather seats wide enough for two and fitted with footrests, while an L‑shaped ultra‑leather settee hides ample stowage, including custom life‑raft space beneath the aft seat. A refrigerator supports long runs. A custom desk incorporates a printer shelf and a slide‑out keyboard drawer; above it are a Furuno RD30 and a Furuno NX‑300. The desk’s computer station is wired for SAT data connection and integrated to the Furuno RD30 and a VEI screen with a remote mouse—refined, functional control on a capable flybridge motor yacht with an enclosed bridge and skybridge.

Additional units included

A 2001 NOVURANIA tender accompanies the yacht, expanding your reach ashore and adding versatility to this convertible sportfisher’s bluewater capability.

Enclosed bridge electronics

Navigation and communication are comprehensive: a Garmin 7615, Moritz alarm monitor, Furuno radar, ACR searchlight control, and a Robertson AP20 autopilot pair with a Furuno NavNet plotter suite and a Furuno GP1850DF. An Icom VHF, bow thruster control, KVH Tracphone with fax and data, and KVH satellite TV keep you connected. Two eighteen‑inch VEI screens, a compass, a JVC flybridge stereo system, DDEC electronic controls with display modules, over‑helm night‑vision lights, and an air horn complete a professional‑grade enclosed‑bridge helm.

Sky bridge

Above, the sky bridge adds open‑air command with a custom arch and mast integrating molded halogen spreader lights and bespoke antenna mounts. A helm chair and a mate’s chair with footrests face forward, complemented by a bench for four to five guests and a Venturi windscreen that softens the breeze. Generous storage lives beneath the helm, under the bench, and in the forward bulkhead—ideal for watchstanding, docking, and sportfishing on a convertible flybridge yacht.

Aft fly bridge exterior salon

Aft on the flybridge, the exterior salon provides wheel steering and electronic single‑lever controls with bow thruster control at hand. An aft‑facing seat hides storage, while custom antenna holders and a bespoke ladder to the skybridge make movement and communication seamless—an intuitive work zone for docking and trolling.

Skybridge electronics

The skybridge helm mirrors capability with a Furuno NavNet plotter system, Icom VHF, digital sum log, Robertson autopilot, compass, DDEC electronic controls with display modules, bow thruster control, ACR searchlight control, and stereo speakers—clear, concise control where visibility is unmatched.

Disclaimer

The details of this vessel are offered in good faith but not guaranteed; neither the accuracy of the information nor the vessel’s condition is warranted. Buyers should instruct their agents or surveyors to confirm any particulars they wish to validate. This yacht is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.