80-foot yachts for sale.
Verified crewed motor yachts, large sailing yachts and catamarans of 70 to 99 feet from vetted brokers across Spain, France, Italy, Croatia and Greece. The entry to the superyacht world — professionally crewed, classed, and charter-capable. Every listing verified, every broker vetted, no lead-generation pay-walls.
80-foot inventory across the Mediterranean.
At 70 to 99 feet the market is concentrated in the superyacht hubs — the French and Italian Rivieras above all, with Spain (Palma) a major centre. The map below reflects current verified 70 to 99-foot inventory across our broker network.
The 80-foot yacht, entry to the superyacht world.
Between 70 and 99 feet, yachting becomes superyachting. These are professionally crewed vessels — typically a captain and one to three crew — with full-beam owner's suites, multiple guest cabins, crew quarters, and the systems of a small ship: stabilisers, generators, watermakers, tenders and serious range. Ownership shifts decisively from hands-on to managed, with crew, berthing, classification and refit forming the real cost of ownership.
The segment is dominated by planing and semi-displacement motor yachts from Sunseeker, Princess, Sanlorenzo, Ferretti, Pershing, Azimut Grande and the smaller Benetti and Heesen models. Large sailing superyachts and performance cruisers occupy the sailing side, and 70-plus-foot catamarans — Sunreef in particular — have grown into a category of their own. At this size, classification, flag, MCA compliance and charter history materially affect both value and use.
Buying at this level is a managed process: a specialist survey, a full sea trial and close legal and tax due diligence are essential, and most buyers work through a dedicated broker and a maritime lawyer. Crew, VAT structuring and flag choice should be planned before purchase. The larger end overlaps our 100-foot and luxury yacht markets.
80-foot yachts by type.
Crewed superyacht-class vessels across power and sail. Each filters live marketplace inventory by category.
80-foot motor yachts
Crewed planing and semi-displacement yachts — Sunseeker, Sanlorenzo, Ferretti, Pershing, Azimut Grande, Benetti.
Browse →Superyachts 24m+
Vessels at or above 24 metres — classed, crewed and charter-capable. Benetti, Heesen, CRN and custom yards.
Browse →80-foot sailing yachts
Large sailing superyachts and performance cruisers, mostly semi-custom and custom builds.
Browse →80-foot catamarans
Large luxury catamarans of 70-plus feet — Sunreef and custom yards. A category of their own.
Browse →80-foot yachts right now.
17 verified 80 ft yachts (70 to 99 feet) currently listed across the Mediterranean by vetted brokerages. Showing the 17 most relevant — see all on the marketplace.
Azimut S10 for sale 2020
Sunreef 80 Eco for sale 2022
Horizon FD 80 for sale 2021
Ferretti 960 for sale 2014
Princess Y78 for sale 2022
Sanlorenzo SX76 for sale 2019
Falcon 86 for sale 2006
Ketch Rig Jongert 30 for sale 1996
Trimaran 78 for sale 1988
Princess 82 for sale 2004
Motor Sailer Custom Ketch for sale 2001
Ketch Pilot House for sale 2012
Guy Couach 2100 for sale 1998
Falcon 76 for sale 1989
Manda S07 Berlinetta for sale 2025
Manda S07 Spider for sale 2025
Wallywhy200 for sale 2025
80-foot yachts by Mediterranean market.
Superyacht-class inventory concentrates in a few hubs. Browse live inventory by country.
80-foot yacht prices in 2026.
Indicative Mediterranean ranges for 2026. Build, classification, refit and charter history drive value heavily.
Smaller? See 60-foot yachts. Larger? See 100-foot yachts and luxury yachts.
Who buys an 80-foot yacht?
First superyacht owner
Stepping into crewed ownership with a 70 to 85-foot motor yacht. Plan crew, berthing, classification and refit costs before purchase — these define ownership at this size.
Charter-income owner
A classed, MCA-compliant 80-foot yacht can earn substantial crewed-charter income. Verify charter history, compliance, projected wear and the realistic resale position.
Long-range family
A 80 to 99-foot displacement or semi-displacement yacht for distance cruising in comfort, with crew. Assess range, stabilisers, tender garage and crew quarters.
Sailing superyacht owner
A large semi-custom sailing yacht for performance and presence. Prioritise rig and sail condition, systems, classification and a documented refit history.
80-foot yachts — frequently asked questions.
Is an 80-foot yacht a superyacht?
It is on the threshold. Superyacht is generally defined as 24 metres (about 79 feet) and above, so yachts in the 80 to 99-foot range qualify, while 70 to 78-foot yachts sit just below in the large-yacht class. At this size, vessels are professionally crewed, often classed, and operated much like superyachts — with captain, crew, stabilisers and ship-scale systems.
How many crew does an 80-foot yacht need?
Typically a captain plus one to three crew, depending on the yacht and how it is used. A privately used 80-footer might run with a captain and one or two crew; a charter yacht of the same size carries more to service guests. Crew accommodation, salaries and management are a central part of the ownership cost at this size.
How much does an 80-foot yacht cost?
In the Mediterranean, 70 to 80-foot motor yachts range from roughly €2 million to €7 million; 80 to 99-foot motor yachts €4 million to €12 million; sailing superyachts €1.5 million to €8 million; large catamarans €2 million to €6 million. Build, classification, refit history and charter record drive value heavily, and the largest custom builds are priced bespoke.
What does it cost to run an 80-foot yacht?
Running costs at this size are substantial — commonly estimated at around 10 percent of the yacht's value per year once crew, berthing, insurance, classification, fuel, maintenance and refit reserves are included. Charter income can offset this. Plan the full operating budget, not just the purchase price, before buying.
What due diligence is needed to buy an 80-foot yacht?
A specialist survey, full sea trial, and close legal and tax due diligence are essential. Verify classification, flag, MCA or commercial compliance, VAT structuring and charter history. Most buyers work through a dedicated broker and a maritime lawyer, and plan crew and flag arrangements before closing. Budget for transaction costs and any immediate refit.
Where is the best place to buy an 80-foot yacht?
The French Riviera (Monaco, Antibes, Cannes) and Italy are the superyacht heartland; Palma de Mallorca in Spain is a major centre. Greece and Croatia hold charter-fleet and large-catamaran inventory. Classification, compliance, refit history and a specialist survey matter more than location, so work with a broker who specialises in this segment.
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