2010 Norseman 80

The 2010 Norseman 80 is an 80-foot fiberglass motor yacht built by Norseman Shipyard to a design by Gary Grant. Twin Caterpillar C32 engines rated at 1,652 horsepower each deliver a maximum speed of 21.5 knots and a cruising speed of 14 knots. The yacht measures 20 feet in beam, draws 5 feet 10 inches, and displaces 160,000 pounds. Her hull features the builder's characteristic curved windows throughout, and she was maintained in fresh water until 2022.

The yacht accommodates nine guests and two crew across six staterooms, each with an en suite head—seven heads in total. The main deck master cabin features a 240-degree curved window arrangement, queen berth, and extensive storage. The lower deck houses four additional guest cabins: an aft full-beam VIP cabin, a mid-cabin with double berth, a starboard cabin with single berth and study area, and a forward VIP cabin. A dedicated crew cabin with dual bunks and computer station rounds out the sleeping quarters. The main salon seats eight around a custom leather table, while the sky lounge provides additional entertaining space with a bar, galley, day head, and separate lounge seating.

Mechanical systems include three generators (two Cummins Onan units at 27.5 and 32 kilowatts, plus a 9-kilowatt night/emergency unit), Wesmar stabilizers, Bennett trim tabs, Side Power bow and stern thrusters, a Kabola hydronic heating system, and Copeland air-conditioning. The galley is equipped with commercial-grade appliances including a Bosch oven, GE induction cooktop, dual dishwasher drawers, and a wine refrigerator. Additional features include a six-person Jacuzzi on the sky lounge deck, tender garage, watermaker producing 48.6 gallons per hour, and a Sea Fire fixed fire suppression system. Fuel capacity is 2,300 gallons; fresh water, 900 gallons.