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Viking 72 - Got speed?

by Viking Yachts 9 Aug 2023 22:03 BST
Viking 72C © Viking Yachts

The Viking 72 is the fastest yacht in our industry-leading fleet of semi-custom convertibles. Twin 16-cylinder 2635MHP MTU engines provide the go-power for this four-stateroom beast. And man does she go, topping out at 45-plus knots. Click on the image above to watch her run. It's not only speed that makes the 72 such a high-level performer. She delivers a smooth, dry ride in the sportiest of conditions.

We also offer the 72 as an Enclosed Bridge (EB) model, which expands the yacht's premium accommodations by adding a second salon while still thriving as a sportfishing battlewagon. Click the image below to see our 72 EB in action. A third choice is available, as well - our Sky Bridge model, which features an enclosed bridge topped by an open bridge.

For more information visit vikingyachts.com.

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