The Scout 530 LXF is a true testament to Scout’s commitment to innovation, luxury, and high performance. This flagship model extends the boundaries of what a luxury sportfishing yacht can be, combining exquisite craftsmanship with state-of-the-art features. Measuring 16.28 meters in length and boasting a beam of 4.47 meters, the 530 LXF offers ample space for both relaxation and adventure. It is constructed with a robust GRP hull, designed to ensure stability and superior handling in various sea conditions. The yacht is powered by triple or quad outboard engines, such as the Mercury 600hp, delivering exhilarating speeds up to 55 knots while maintaining a smooth, comfortable ride. The interior design is a blend of elegance and functionality, featuring one cabin that can accommodate up to 2 sleeping guests, with additional space for day guests. The deck is thoughtfully laid out with luxurious seating, a well-equipped helm station, and an innovative entertainment system. Cutting-edge technology is integrated throughout, including advanced navigation and communication systems, ensuring a safe and enjoyable journey. The Scout 530 LXF is crafted for those who seek both adrenaline and luxury on the open water, making it an ideal choice for those who wish to explore the seas in style. With its exceptional build quality and attention to detail, the Scout 530 LXF stands as a top-tier choice in the luxury sport yacht category.
Length
16.3M
Beam
4.5M
Draft
0.8M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
3
Cabin
1
Cruise Speed
35KT
Max Speed
56KT
Fuel
3300L
Range
200NM
Engine
Triple Mercury 600hp
Option 1
Quad Mercury 600hp
Option 2
Triple Yamaha 425hp
Naval
Scout In-house Design
Exterior
Scout In-house Design
Interior
Scout In-house Design
New Starting From
€1,750,000
High Price Brokerage
€1,550,000
Low Price Brokerage
€1,350,000
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A flybridge on a centre console this size is still a rare sight.
The 530 LXF carries hers with a high driving position and joystick control for manoeuvring, giving sightlines down onto the cockpit and engines that suit fishing as much as cruising. Glass flooring in the flybridge lets natural light fall through to the console below, tying the two decks together visually as well as practically. Drop-down port and starboard balconies extend the working deck for fishing, swimming and watersports, then fold away to restore her profile. High, cushioned bulwarks and continuous railings run forward to the bow, a safety detail that also tidies her silhouette. Hull colours include two shades of blue alongside grey and black, with painted outboards and custom colours available for owners who want to personalise her further.
She carries her size at a genuine pace.
Triple Mercury 600hp power, with quad Mercury or triple Yamaha options available, gives the 530 LXF a 35 knot cruise and a 56 knot top speed. Carbon epoxy construction throughout the hull, deck, hardtop and flybridge keeps weight down relative to her 16.3 metre length, so that pace comes without the fuel burn a boat this size might suggest. A Seakeeper stabiliser reduces roll both underway and at rest, useful when fishing a swell rather than running flat water. Outboard cabling is enclosed in stainless steel tubing, keeping the transom tidy and protecting the wiring from the elements that performance boats of this type are built to work in.
Below deck, the 530 LXF keeps her accommodation focused rather than sprawling.
A single forward cabin sleeps up to three guests around a low double bed, with rod storage built in beneath it and a wall-mounted television for an evening at anchor. There are no hull windows here, but backlit false windows and a pocket door give the space privacy without losing light entirely. The bathroom splits shower and toilet to separate sides, a detail that matters on a boat where space below deck is earned rather than given freely. A small galley nearby carries a cooktop, a microwave and two fridge and freezer drawers, enough for a genuine weekend away rather than a single overnight stop.
Every deck on the 530 LXF has its own job.
The flybridge handles the driving and the wider view, the centre console below handles weather protection and navigation, and the cockpit handles the fishing and entertaining. Seating for up to twelve day guests runs from a raised three-seat bench forward, through twin height-adjustable tables within U-shaped seating, to a cockpit wet bar with a grill, fridge and fish prep sink aft. Scout’s rocket launcher system stows rod holders inside the centre console coamings, raising and lowering them at the push of a button to clear the sunshade when guests, rather than lines, are the priority. It is a layout built to shift between roles rather than commit to one.
The 530 LXF is built to stay out, not just to go fast.
A 3,300 litre fuel capacity feeds her triple outboards at a 35 knot cruise, with 56 knots available when the conditions and the moment call for it. Naval architecture, exterior design and interior design all come from Scout’s in-house design team, with engineering developed by Scout’s own in-house engineering group, keeping the boat’s systems consistent from hull to helm. A Seakeeper stabiliser steadies her at rest for owners who want to anchor and fish rather than keep moving, while her 0.8 metre draught still allows access to shallower water than her length might suggest. For a buyer weighing a flagship centre console against a traditional flybridge cruiser, the 530 LXF offers a genuine middle ground.
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