Sunseeker Yacht Falls During Ship Unloading in Malta

A 23 meter Sunseeker yacht had a terrible fall on the deck of a ship owned by company Normed during unloading procedure in the Grand Harbor of Malta on the morning of Saturday ninth May.  The Sunseeker yacht was being unloaded to be put in the water, for its new Maltese ownership.  Falling at about five meters the Sunseeker yacht was reported as sustaining important damage with all structural integrity compromised from the engine-room to the stern, engines moved by about a meter, and P-brackets which penetrated the yachts hull.

The Sunseeker in this fall is a 76 Yacht, a four guest cabin motor yacht with two crew cabins and performances up to 32 knots from twin Man 1550hp engines. Entering production in 2018 as replacement to the 75 Yacht, the Sunseeker 76 Yacht has been a successful model in this size segment.