2003 Sunseeker Portofino 46

Slide into the helm seat and you’ll notice how everything on this Portofino 46 falls easily to hand: clear sightlines through the windscreen, intuitive throttles, and analog gauges that are simple and reliable. The deep, secure side decks and stout bow rails make line handling and anchoring feel confident, even for a short-handed crew. Inside, the forward and mid-cabins offer real doors for privacy, not curtains, and generous headroom that belies her sleek profile. Warm cabinetry, practical locker space, and thoughtful touches like opening ports and overhead hatches keep the interior bright and airy. Underway, the solid feel of the hull and responsive steering reward you with a composed, sporty ride that’s equally at home cruising or stretching its legs offshore.

This Portofino 46 shines in waters where conditions can change from calm to choppy in a single outing. The deep-V hull softens head seas, while the generous beam adds stability when the afternoon breeze kicks up. With its open cockpit and shaded helm, it’s ideal for long days on the water, balancing sun and shelter for guests. The manageable length and straightforward systems make it friendly for owner-operators navigating busy harbors and tight marinas. Below, the two-cabin layout suits weekend getaways, offering comfortable sleeping space and a practical galley for preparing meals at anchor. It’s a versatile platform for both relaxed coastal cruising and spirited runs between favorite anchorages.