2014 Belize Daybridge

The 2014 Belize Daybridge is a 54-foot fiberglass motor yacht powered by twin Cummins QSC 8.3 diesel engines rated at 600 hp each, equipped with Zeus pod drives and joystick control with SkyHook station-keeping capability. With only 317 and 314 hours on the engines respectively, this yacht cruises comfortably at 24 knots and reaches 30 knots at wide-open throttle. The boat was the first Daybridge model imported to the United States and remains in the hands of her original owners.

The interior features a three-cabin, two-head layout with a full-beam master amidship offering generous headroom and an ensuite, plus a VIP island queen and twin guest cabin. The aft galley keeps the cook engaged with cockpit activity through a hopper window and sliding door that open the space to the outside. Walnut joinery throughout and chilled-water air conditioning define the interior aesthetic, complemented by Belize-branded china and crystal. The boat includes a washer and dryer.

A comprehensive refit between 2023 and 2025 addressed structural fiberglass repairs, fresh Awlgrip Whisper-Grey hull paint applied in 2024, new portlights, full canvas enclosure with new Sunbrella material and isinglass, teak deck refresh and re-caulking, and complete rewiring of the NMEA 2000 backbone. A C-Zone digital switching panel was installed in 2025. The original Garmin glass-bridge electronics remain in place. Additional equipment includes a hydraulic swim platform rated at 1,100 pounds, electric cockpit awning, custom teak bridge table, GHOST security system, and EPIRB.