Overview
The Sunseeker Manhattan 64 is a pre-owned 64-foot (19.6 m) motor yacht from British yard Sunseeker, offered for sale in Dubai through Gulf Fleet. She offers 3 cabins, room for 6 guests and a 5 m beam.
She is powered by 2 × CAT C15 (1,776 hp combined), reaching 32 knots with a 23-knot cruise.
Buying a yacht in the UAE involves more than the vessel: survey, registration and flag, insurance, berthing and crew. Gulf Fleet arranges viewings in Dubai and supports the whole process, including finance. Request the full specification, interior layout and equipment list for the Sunseeker Manhattan 64 by WhatsApp, or ask about similar yachts if this one is not the right fit.
Technical Specification
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The Interior
Spaces That Define
the Experience
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The Helm
Twin CAT C15 engines governed from a forward-facing helm station wrapped in cream leather. Wide sightlines, close-to-hand controls, and the Dubai waterfront framed through wraparound glass — everything positioned for the captain who also owns the yacht.
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The Saloon
An L-shaped cream sofa, travertine-finish coffee table, and a sliding door that opens directly to the aft teak deck. The indoor-outdoor boundary dissolves the moment the glass panels retract.
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Master Stateroom
The full-beam master occupies the lower deck amidships — the most stable position on the hull. A king bed, warm timber joinery, and a neutral palette finished to 2025 refit standard throughout.
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The Flybridge
Cream wrap-around sofas frame a centre pedestal table on a teak-decked flybridge wide enough for six. The Palm Jumeirah sits directly off the port quarter — the best seat for the Dubai skyline at golden hour.
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Al Fresco Dining
A white-linen table and canvas director's chairs on the aft teak deck — the natural gathering point from the moment the anchor drops. The Palm Dubai waterfront frames every meal.
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At Sea
32 knots maximum. 23-knot cruise. 275 nautical miles. The numbers that take you from Dubai to Muscat in a single passage — twin CATs at cruise speed with the wake fanning out across the Gulf.
