Sunseeker Predator 84 "AGAPA" for sale

AGAPA: a refitted Predator 84 for Mediterranean ownership

AGAPA is a 2009 Sunseeker Predator 84 offered for sale at €1,990,000, with VAT paid. Measuring 26.5 metres overall, she combines four guest cabins, nine sleeping berths and a three-person crew with the outdoor spaces of a sports motor yacht. She is located in the South of France and flies the Maltese flag.

Her appeal lies in the balance between accommodation and performance: a full-beam master suite, a separate forward double cabin and two twin cabins sit beneath sociable main-deck living areas. Twin 2,400 hp MTU engines deliver a cruising speed of 23 knots and a maximum of 34 knots. Her refit year is 2025; her history also includes a comprehensive interior refresh in 2024. The distinction matters when reviewing the work schedule and supporting invoices before purchase.

Design and exterior

The Predator 84 is the correct series designation for AGAPA, whose configuration includes an open upper deck. Sunseeker's model construction specification describes hand-laid GRP construction, with a cored deck and superstructure. This provides useful context for her composite construction without substituting standard-model measurements for her individual dimensions. (sunseeker.cz)

AGAPA has a beam of 6.41 metres and a draft of 2.90 metres. Her exterior arrangement creates several distinct places to spend the day: foredeck sunpads for reclining, an aft cockpit for outdoor meals, and upper-deck seating for an elevated view of the anchorage. The cockpit opens towards the saloon, making indoor and outdoor entertaining closely connected.

A generous stern platform provides access to the water. A floating dock and sea pool extend the waterside setup at anchor, adding a practical leisure area beyond the yacht's fixed decks. For an owner who prioritises swimming and relaxed afternoons aboard, this arrangement is as relevant as her speed.

Accommodation and interior

Nine guests can sleep in four cabins: one full-beam master suite, one VIP double, one twin and a second twin with an additional Pullman berth. The Pullman is for children only, so the ninth berth should not be treated as an unrestricted adult sleeping place. Her cruising capacity is 12 guests, distinct from her overnight accommodation.

The master suite includes a double bed, bathtub, safe and internet-enabled television. The forward VIP has a double bed, television and shower. Both twin cabins provide two single beds, giving the accommodation flexibility for families and mixed groups rather than requiring every guest to share a double.

Light upholstery and contemporary finishes give the main saloon a bright character. Seating and an interior dining area provide alternatives to the aft cockpit, while air conditioning and Wi-Fi support time aboard away from the open decks. The interior refresh is a central part of her presentation, but cosmetic condition should be assessed alongside technical condition during a viewing.

Performance and engineering

Propulsion comes from two MTU engines rated at 2,400 hp each. AGAPA cruises at 23 knots and reaches a maximum speed of 34 knots. These figures describe her individual performance rather than the potentially different speeds of other Predator 84 configurations.

Her electrical installation includes two 29 kW generators. Fuel-consumption figures are 420 litres per hour at cruising speed, 800 litres per hour at maximum speed and 350 litres per hour at an unspecified economy setting. These are useful planning figures, not guaranteed consumption under every load or sea condition.

No verified cruising range, engine-hour total or tank capacities are provided in the supplied particulars. Stabiliser equipment is also unspecified. Before committing, a buyer should request machinery records, generator hours, the detailed refit schedule and a sea trial rather than assume that equipment fitted to another Predator 84 is present aboard AGAPA.

Equipment, tender and toys

Her leisure inventory includes:

• Williams Sportjet 385 tender, dated 2024.
• Wakeboard and waterskis for children and adults.
• Adult monoski.
• Inflatable swimming pool and floating dock.
• A selection of inflatables.
• Two inflatable paddleboards.
• Snorkelling equipment.
• Air conditioning and Wi-Fi.

This inventory supports both active watersports and quieter time at anchor. The final sale inventory should identify the equipment transferring with ownership, including its condition, accessories and service documentation. Navigation electronics and additional engineering equipment should be checked separately because a complete technical inventory is not provided here.

Ownership and running

AGAPA's operating arrangement includes three crew, and her specifications identify Bureau Veritas classification. Buyers should establish the current scope and validity of classification documentation, together with flag records and any requirements associated with their intended private or charter use. Her availability for charter does not itself establish future income or guarantee that an operating arrangement transfers with a sale.

Her South of France location suits an owner considering French Riviera cruising, while the Balearics are also among her stated cruising destinations. No transferable berth or precise marina is specified. VAT-paid status is an important purchase consideration, with supporting evidence to be reviewed during the transaction.

At €1,990,000, her buying proposition centres on refreshed living spaces, four-cabin versatility, a substantial leisure inventory and fast cruising capability. An ownership budget should account for crew, berthing, insurance, maintenance, fuel and refit reserves; no annual running-cost total is established.

Frequently asked questions

What is AGAPA's asking price and VAT status?

Her asking price is €1,990,000, and her VAT status is paid. Supporting tax documentation should be examined before purchase.

Where is AGAPA available for viewing?

She is located in the South of France. Her exact berth and viewing availability can be requested through the enquiry form on this page.

When was AGAPA built and refitted?

She was built in 2009, with a refit year of 2025 and a comprehensive interior refresh described for 2024. A dated work schedule should establish the scope of each phase.

How many cabins and berths does she have?

She has four cabins and nine berths, including a children's Pullman in one twin cabin. Her separate cruising capacity is 12 guests.

What are her speed and range?

Her cruising speed is 23 knots and her maximum speed is 34 knots. A verified range is not specified.

How many crew operate AGAPA?

Her operating complement is three crew. Employment arrangements and any proposed continuation after sale require separate agreement.

Who built AGAPA, and what model is she?

She was built by Sunseeker and belongs to the Predator 84 series. Her exterior includes an open upper-deck seating area.

How can a viewing and technical inspection be arranged?

Submit an enquiry through the form on this page, including preferred dates. Request maintenance records, refit documentation and the sale inventory ahead of an inspection.