Burger 120 Raised Pilothouse Motor Yacht

It may not be apparent, but Burger Boat Company’s new 120 Raised Pilothouse Motor Yacht has a few things in common with vessels one-third her size.

Propulsion is courtesy of quad Volvo Penta D13-IPS1350 drive trains, producing 1,000 hp per engine. Cruising speed is 18 knots, with wide-open topping at 23 knots — not bad for a yacht this size. And these powerplants can be set way back in the hull, offering more livable interior space. Assisting in the handling is joystick maneuverability and Volvo’s Dynamic Positioning System (DPS), so tight quarters when docking shouldn’t be a problem. To keep the ride trim, Burger utilizes a Humphree Interceptor system connected to Volvo’s Auto Trim, List and Turn features, resulting in optimized performance.

A departure from the typical raised pilothouse, the long and sleek aluminum-built hull and side windows coupled with a smooth sheer offer an eye-catching low-profile design.

Accommodations include a full-beam owner’s suite on the main deck, with his/her heads and a private office. Below are four guest staterooms: Two with king berths and two with convertible berths. Pullman berths are in two cabins and all have ensuite heads. Crew (yes, you need them on this yacht) have their own cabins and lounge/mess area.

Enjoy the hot tub, dining area, lounge and starboard helm on the flybridge deck. Or take control at the spacious helm on the bridge deck. The main deck sports a comfy salon, 10-seat central dining table and a full galley. A mechanical room is accessible from the lower deck that houses ancillary systems not required for the engine room.

Jim Ruffolo, president of Burger Boat Company, states, “Our focus is always on providing options that excite our clients.”

Get excited with the Burger 120 Raised Pilothouse Motor Yacht.