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Charter a Sunseeker Predator 64 in Cannes
The Predator 64 places its lounge beside the aft cockpit, with large windows and an opening hardtop above.
Yacht specifications
- Length overall
- 20.08 m in the cited dealer specification
- Beam
- 4.91 m
- Accommodation
- Three guest cabins; six berths
- Generation
- Exact cited model reference; individual layout and equipment may differ.
- Charter guests
- Confirmed for the actual yacht; not inferred from the design accommodation.
Specifications describe the model. Your quote confirms the yacht, equipment and permitted guest number for your dates.
A sheltered seat without leaving the main level
Someone who wants less wind or sun can move indoors while remaining close to the group and the coastal view. For a Cannes meal, that gives the indoor and outdoor settings a useful relationship.
Choose where everyone will sit together, then use the adjoining space for quieter moments rather than treating it as a separate event. The offered furniture and the crew’s service plan establish how naturally that connection works during the charter.
A forward place to enjoy the coast
The foredeck sunbathing area creates an outdoor alternative away from the aft gathering. It can be attractive at a suitable stop or when the captain permits access during a passage. That distance also changes how the party stays together: some groups enjoy separate spaces, while others prefer one common setting.
Plan the main occasion around the area where the whole group can comfortably gather, then use the foredeck as a choice. Access along the side decks and exposure to sun are practical details to consider with children or guests who move less easily.
Three rooms beneath the main living level
The documented arrangement has a full-beam owner’s cabin, a forward double and a twin cabin. That provides separate sleeping rooms without turning the lower saloon into the only spare bed solution. For an overnight enquiry, match the actual beds and bathroom access to the people joining.
For a day, cabin access might serve changing or a rest instead. Do not use the six-berth reference as the permitted charter guest count. The chosen yacht’s licence and service arrangement establish that allowance independently of the model plan.
One main direction can make a fuller day
From Cannes, choose an island-focused programme or a westward coastal passage according to the experience you want. A stop near Lérins can give the cockpit and saloon time to become part of the day; the Esterel changes the scenery and passage balance. If lunch is ashore, allow the operator to account for berth or tender access rather than assuming a direct arrival.
State any fixed return appointment before adding landmarks. The route should fit the booked time, conditions and guests, rather than a maximum-speed figure from a technical sheet.
The 64 and 65 are separate designs
The cited dealer reference gives 20.08 metres overall and a 4.91-metre beam for the Predator 64. The later Predator 65 uses another hull, glazing treatment and cockpit concept; the small numerical difference does not make the specifications interchangeable. Current photographs and the identified build establish which yacht is proposed.
Name the main-level lounge or three-cabin plan if it is central to the brief. This page provides descriptive model guidance; availability, equipment, licensed capacity and the final charter services belong to the actual offer.
Charter questions
Is the Predator 64 the same design as the Predator 65?
No. They are separate generations with different specifications and deck arrangements.
What does the sheltered main lounge change?
It gives guests an indoor seat close to the cockpit without going down to the lower accommodation.
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