The Beneteau Flyer 7 SPACEdeck is designed for those who seek both performance and comfort in a day boat. With its sleek lines and modern aesthetic, this model stands out on the water as a symbol of contemporary marine engineering. The Flyer 7 SPACEdeck offers an expansive deck space, providing ample room for sunbathing, socializing, and enjoying water sports. Its functional layout includes a cleverly designed center console, allowing easy movement around the boat, and making it an ideal choice for fishing enthusiasts or those who appreciate an open and unobstructed deck area. At 7.2 meters in length, the Flyer 7 SPACEdeck is powered by a robust outboard engine, ensuring a smooth and responsive ride even in challenging conditions. The boat’s design incorporates Beneteau’s latest Air Step® 2 technology, enhancing stability and performance, while reducing fuel consumption. The spacious forward sunbathing area, comfortable aft seating, and optional T-top provide versatility for various activities and weather conditions. Beneteau’s attention to detail is evident in the high-quality finishes and ergonomic design, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and practical comfort for all aboard. Whether you are cruising along the coast, enjoying a day of fishing, or simply relaxing with family and friends, the Flyer 7 SPACEdeck accommodates up to nine passengers, making it the perfect companion for memorable days on the water.
Length
7.2M
Beam
2.5M
Draft
0.8M
Day Guests
9
Sleeping
0
Cabin
0
Cruise Speed
25KT
Max Speed
38KT
Fuel
170L
Range
150NM
Engine
Suzuki 200 HP
Option 1
Yamaha 200 HP
Option 2
Mercury 200 HP
Naval
Beneteau Powerboats
Exterior
Style & Design
Interior
N/A
New Starting From
€45,000
High Price Brokerage
€40,000
Low Price Brokerage
€30,000
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A single outboard, up to 200 horsepower, and a hull that stays flat when it matters.
The SPACEdeck reaches a cruising speed of 25 knots and a top end of 38 knots from her standard 200 horsepower Suzuki, with Yamaha and Mercury options alongside. She is up onto the plane in around four seconds, and her narrow beam keeps her stable and predictable at speed, without the bumps or sudden jumps that unsettle less considered hulls. The 170 litre fuel tank gives a genuine day’s range, and her handling stays composed at minimum revs too, a detail that matters as much for a slow troll past a mooring field as it does for the run home at full throttle.
No badge, no fuss: Beneteau’s own technical department drew this hull, and the yard rates it among its best.
Style & Design handled her exterior, working around a hull built purely for seakeeping and agility rather than show. At 7.2 metres overall on a 2.5 metre beam, she draws 0.8 metres, shallow enough for the sort of anchorage a deeper hulled boat would have to pass by. The narrow beam that keeps her easy to tow on the road doubles as part of what makes her so stable at speed. There is nothing decorative about the SPACEdeck’s lines: every surface is there to do a job, and the result reads as confident rather than plain.
The cockpit changes its mind as often as the day does.
A bimini canopy and rod holder turn her into a genuine fishing platform in minutes, while folding seats from the side panels and rotating helmsman and assistant seats bring the layout back to a sociable cruising mode just as fast. An optional centre table adds further seating when the boat is at rest. It is a deck built to be rearranged rather than committed to one use, which suits a buyer who wants one small boat to cover fishing mornings, watersports afternoons and quiet evenings at anchor without ever feeling like a compromise.
No cabin, but nothing about the SPACEdeck feels unfinished.
The bow carries dual side benches with storage lockers built in, and a telescopic table that lowers to form a sun pad when the cockpit crowd moves forward. A below deck locker, reached through a sliding door on the port side, keeps gear out from underfoot, and an optional marine head answers the one practical need an open boat usually leaves unresolved. Certified to carry nine guests by day, she is built entirely around time spent on deck and in the water, rather than time spent below it, and that focus is what gives her the space she does have.
A day boat built to be used hard, and to shrug it off.
The Flyer 7 SPACEdeck measures 7.2 metres overall on a 2.5 metre beam, with a displacement of 1.5 tonnes and a 0.8 metre draught. Power comes from a single 200 horsepower outboard, Suzuki as standard with Yamaha and Mercury as options, and her 170 litre fuel tank covers a full day of mixed use. She carries nine guests by day and asks for no crew of her own. For a buyer who wants genuine versatility, fishing one day, watersports the next, without stepping up to anything larger or more complex, the SPACEdeck is a very easy case to make.
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