2001 Sunseeker Camargue 44

Step aboard and you’ll notice how this Camargue carries that unmistakable open-boat feel, with a sleek profile and big, social cockpit that begs for long afternoons at anchor. The wide side decks and sturdy rails make moving forward to handle lines or catch the sunset feel secure and simple. Below, the generous beam gives the cabins a surprisingly airy feel for a performance cruiser of this size. The galley and storage are laid out for real weekends aboard, not just day hops, and the large swim platform makes dinghy handling, watersports, or quick swims effortless. It’s a boat that feels sporty from the helm yet comfortable enough to live with for extended getaways.

In these warm, relatively protected waters, the Camargue 44’s open cockpit and generous shade options really shine, turning the deck into a floating patio for lounging and dining. The hull is designed to handle afternoon chop with confidence, keeping guests comfortable on runs between sandbars, waterfront restaurants, and nearby islands. Twin diesels offer the range and reliability to stretch your cruising grounds without constant fuel stops. With two proper staterooms and a welcoming salon, you can easily host friends for overnight trips after a day on the hook. It’s an ideal blend of sporty handling and true weekender comfort for this kind of boating environment.