1998 Magnum 50 Bestia

The Magnum 50 Bestia is a high-performance express cruiser built on a deep-vee fiberglass hull with heavy construction and a narrow beam designed for speed and seaworthiness. Twin DDC/MTU diesel engines produce 2,700 horsepower combined and drive Arneson surface drives, delivering a top speed of 71 mph and a cruising speed of 50 mph. The boat is engineered to handle rough seas and maintain performance in conditions that keep other large yachts docked.

Below deck, the layout maximizes space within the compact footprint. Headroom throughout reaches approximately 7 feet. The primary cabin features a queen-sized berth with generous closet storage, and a crew cabin provides additional berthing. Two heads include one with a shower stall. The galley and salon serve as the heart of the interior living space.

The cockpit and outdoor areas emphasize both function and relaxation. Bolster helm and companion seats sit at the helm, an L-shaped seating area occupies the main cockpit, transom seating lines the stern, and a sundeck forward provides open-air space. The design balances the demands of high-speed cruising with comfortable onboard living, making the boat suitable for extended time underway or at anchor.