Sunseeker 65 Sport Yacht

The 65 Sport Yacht shares its hull with the Predator 65: Sunseeker's own current specification gives an overall length of 20.50 m (67'2"), a beam of 5.10 m, a draught of 1.60 m and a half-load displacement of 37,810 kg, matching the Predator figure for figure; hull and superstructure are GRP. Where the two diverge is above the waterline — instead of the Predator's low sunroof profile, the Sport Yacht carries a raised flybridge topped by Sunseeker's SkyHelm, an elevated outdoor helm station the yard markets as an award-winning design.

Sunseeker's specification lists three cabins as standard (four optional) with four en-suite/day heads, the same lower-deck arrangement as the Predator 65. Motor Boat & Yachting's coverage of the pairing describes the Sport Yacht's flybridge as a 'dinky sportsbridge' housing the SkyHelm and what it called arguably the finest driving setup of any boat in this category.

Engines are the same twin Volvo Penta IPS pod options as the Predator 65: IPS1200 (2 x 900 hp) standard, IPS1350 (2 x 1,000 hp) as the higher option, for a combined maximum of 2,000 hp and a top speed of up to 35 knots.

The 65 Sport Yacht had its world premiere at boot Düsseldorf in January 2021 and its UK debut at the Southampton International Boat Show that October, ahead of the flybridge-free Predator 65, which followed in 2022 on the same hull. Sunseeker told Motor Boat & Yachting it expected the two body styles to split demand roughly 50/50. Since a global naming simplification announced at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival folded the Sport Yacht line into the Predator family, Sunseeker's own website has re-badged this hull as the 'Predator 65 SportFly' — the same boat under a new name, distinct from the plain 'Predator 65' listed separately in this catalogue.

YachtBuyer's video review covers the boat's handling and the SkyHelm in detail; Motor Boat & Yachting's coverage of the pairing focused on the driving experience the raised helm gives over the Predator's lower-set position.