Scanner Marine
The bridge between the maxi-RIB and a true yacht. The SuperOcean series carries three cabins, outdoor areas forty percent larger than the norm, and a silhouette that is mistaken for nothing else on the quay.
Scanner Marine
The SuperOcean 50 follows its elder sister from 2017 but abandons the aggressive S-form in favour of a calmer, straighter line. The exterior runs bow to stern through a walk-around deck sheltered by a T-Top console. Below is an open-plan space with a forward cabin, an L-shaped dinette with the head opposite, and a twin-berth cabin toward the stern; power reaches 1600 horses.
Scanner Marine
The SuperOcean 58 began as a challenge that looked unworkable: three double cabins, three heads, a saloon, a galley and crew quarters, all beneath a silhouette that stays elegant. The distinctive S-shaped form and large portholes in the sides and ceilings draw light deep inside. It is also available in one- or two-owner-cabin configurations.
