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2020 Viking 62 Convertible

$3,995,000

Orange Beach, AL

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$3,995,000

Anna Maria, FL

2018 Viking 62 Convertible

$3,695,000

Key West, FL

2018 Viking 62 Convertible

$3,499,000

Orange Beach, AL

2017 Viking 62 Convertible

$3,499,000

Stuart, FL

2019 Viking 62 Convertible

$3,890,000

Ft Pierce, FL

2016 Viking 62 Convertible

$2,995,000

Johns Island, SC

How Much Do Yachts for Sale Cost by Length?

Compare average asking prices by yacht length across current listings. Prices vary by manufacturer, model, year, condition, and equipment, and update as inventory changes.

Length	Average asking price	Yachts available
Under 50 ft	Avg $726K $55K – $3.4M	1,165 Yachts
50–59 ft	Avg $1.2M $280K – $5.7M	553 Yachts
60–69 ft	Avg $1.9M $419K – $6.8M	395 Yachts
70–79 ft	Avg $2.8M $439K – $13.7M	227 Yachts
80–89 ft	Avg $4.0M $499K – $14.5M	167 Yachts
90 ft and over	Avg $9.8M $649K – $99.3M	326 Yachts

Averages are based on current asking prices and change as inventory changes.

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Yachts for Sale: Frequently Asked Questions

What should I look for when buying a yacht?

Start with how and where you plan to use the yacht. Consider cruising range, layout, draft, operating requirements, and ownership costs. Review service records, engine hours, and equipment condition, then use a professional marine survey and sea trial to assess the yacht before purchase.

What type of yacht is best for me?

The right yacht depends on your cruising plans and priorities. Motor yachts offer spacious accommodations for extended trips, sportfishing yachts prioritize offshore performance and fishing amenities, and express cruisers combine performance with comfortable living spaces. Other options include flybridge yachts, catamarans, and center consoles. Consider your destinations, onboard needs, and whether you plan to operate the yacht yourself or with a crew.

What are the ongoing costs of owning a yacht?

Annual yacht ownership expenses include insurance, dockage, fuel, maintenance, repairs, and crew when needed. Costs depend on the yacht's size, systems, age, and usage. Buyers should also budget for scheduled engine services, haul-outs, bottom maintenance, and unexpected repairs.

What is the difference between a yacht survey and a sea trial?

A marine survey examines the yacht's structure, mechanical systems, electrical equipment, and overall condition. A sea trial assesses performance underway, including handling, engine operation, vibration, and onboard systems under load. Both help buyers identify potential issues before closing.

Why should I use a yacht broker when buying a yacht?

An experienced yacht broker helps buyers assess market pricing, compare builders and models, negotiate purchase terms, and navigate due diligence. Yacht brokers also coordinate showings, surveys, sea trials, documentation, and closing, helping buyers understand the yacht and the transaction before making a final decision.

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