Used
Price Recently Reduced!
2018 Viking Enclosed Flybridge
“OBSESSION”
$5,495,000
93'2x MTUDiesel5 cabins
Stuart, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Jeff Stanley
Viking Yachts for Sale
America's Premier Sportfish Builder — 228 available now
Viking is the gold standard in sportfishing yachts. Founded in 1964 by brothers Bill and Bob Healey on the banks of the Bass River in New Gretna, New Jersey, Viking has spent six decades building the most respected convertible sportfish boats in the world. If you're looking at a Viking, you already know what you want — a boat that can fish hard offshore and still deliver the ride quality and finish of a luxury yacht. That's the Viking promise, and the resale market reflects it.
Why Buyers Choose Viking
Viking owners are a loyal group, and for good reason. The company builds everything in-house at their 800,000+ square-foot facility in New Jersey — hulls, interiors, towers, even the tackle centers. That vertical integration means quality control at every step, and it shows in the finished product. A Viking convertible is built to fish: the cockpit layout, rod storage, livewell placement, and mezzanine seating are all designed by people who actually fish these boats. But what separates Viking from other sportfish builders is the ride. Their modified-V hull designs, developed over decades of refinement, deliver a dry, stable ride in conditions that would send lesser boats back to the dock. The interior finish has also evolved significantly — walk through a current-model 64 or 72 Convertible and you'll find cherry joinery, Corian countertops, and salon layouts that rival dedicated motor yachts. Viking has proven that a serious fishing machine can also be a serious cruising yacht.
The Viking Range
Viking's current lineup spans from the 38 Billfish to the flagship 90 Convertible. The Convertible series is the heart of the brand — open-bridge sportfish boats available in 50, 54, 58, 62, 64, 68, 72, 80, and 90-foot models. The Enclosed Bridge versions add climate-controlled helms for year-round fishing comfort. Viking also produces the Billfish line (38 and 46 feet) as more accessible entry points, and the Sport Tower models that bridge the gap between center consoles and full convertibles. The Valhalla Boatworks line — Viking's center console division — has expanded rapidly with models from 33 to 55 feet, bringing Viking engineering to the outboard market. On the brokerage market, the 50, 55, 58, 61, 64, and 72 Convertibles are the most commonly traded models. Well-maintained Vikings from 2010-2020 are in particularly high demand because they represent the sweet spot of modern engineering at pre-inflation pricing.
What to Look For on a Pre-Owned Viking
Vikings are built tough, but they still need proper maintenance — especially the ones that actually fish. When evaluating a used Viking, start with the engine room. Most Vikings run MAN or Caterpillar diesels, and a well-maintained engine room tells you everything about how the boat was cared for. Check the hours, service records, and look for signs of regular maintenance versus deferred work. The cockpit is the next inspection point — a Viking that's been fished hard will show it in the covering boards, gunwale caps, and deck hardware. That's not necessarily a negative (it means the boat was used for its intended purpose), but it affects value. The tower and outriggers should be inspected for corrosion, especially on boats kept in saltwater. Interior condition varies widely — some owners barely use the salon, while others live aboard for tournament season. The teak cockpit sole on older models is a common replacement item; newer models use composite alternatives that hold up better. One major advantage of buying a pre-owned Viking is parts availability — the company maintains an extensive parts inventory and their service network covers every major fishing port on the East Coast and Gulf.
Viking Market Trends
Vikings hold their value better than almost any other production sportfish yacht. The brand's reputation, build quality, and loyal following create consistent demand on the resale market. A 2018 Viking 62 Convertible that listed around $2.8M new might trade today between $2.2-2.5M — that's exceptional retention for a production boat. The 72 and 80 Convertibles command premium prices and tend to sell quickly when priced right, often within 60-90 days of listing. The smaller Billfish models (38 and 46) have created a new entry point for the brand, and pre-owned examples are already trading actively. The Valhalla center consoles are still too new to have a significant brokerage market, but early signs suggest they'll follow the same strong retention pattern. For sellers, a Viking in good condition with documented maintenance history is one of the easiest boats to move in the current market — serious sportfish buyers know exactly what they're getting.
Broker's Perspective
We've represented buyers and sellers on Vikings ranging from 45 to 80 feet, and the transaction process is typically smoother than average because both parties understand the product. Viking buyers tend to be experienced — they've done their homework, they know the model they want, and they understand fair market value. That makes negotiations more straightforward. The survey process on a Viking is also predictable: these boats are well-documented, parts are available, and most marine surveyors are familiar with the construction. If you're a first-time sportfish buyer considering a Viking, the 50 or 55 Convertible is an excellent starting point — big enough for serious offshore fishing, manageable enough for a competent captain-owner, and priced at a level that makes sense as an entry into the Viking family. For tournament fishermen, the 62 and 72 Convertibles are the workhorses of the fleet — you'll see them on every dock from Ocean City to Islamorada. Whether you're buying or selling a Viking, we can provide current market data, comparable sales, and connect you with the right buyer or the right boat. Call us at 954-527-4848.
Looking for a Viking?
Our brokers have direct experience with Viking yachts and can help you find the right one — or sell yours at the right price. Call us directly or browse the current inventory below.
Viking Yachts Available Now
228 Viking listings on the IYBA MLS
Used
2020 Viking 92 Enclosed Bridge
“CHINA TIME”
$9,500,000
92'2x MTUDiesel6 cabins
Jupiter, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Steve Moynihan
Used
2016 Viking 92 Enclosed Bridge
“Touché”
$6,900,000
92'2x MTUDiesel6 cabins
Orange Beach, Alabama
Listed through IYBA MLS · Jon Mitchell
Used
2017 Viking 92 Enclosed Bridge
“SPECULATOR”
$7,595,000
92'2x MTUDiesel4 cabins
Palm Beach , Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Dave Berard
Used
2021 Viking 92 Skybridge
“MARLIN MAGIC”
$9,900,000
92'2x MTUDiesel5 cabins
San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico
Listed through IYBA MLS · Joe Freeman
Used
2025 Viking 90 Convertible
“Nikki Bella”
$15,475,000
90'2x MTUDiesel6 cabins
Orange Beach, Alabama
Listed through IYBA MLS · Artie Davenport
Used
2025 Viking 90C
“Zatara”
$14,765,000
90'2x MTUDiesel6 cabins
Port Aransas, Texas
Listed through IYBA MLS · Antonio Carrizosa
Used
2025 Viking 82 Convertible
“Boujie”
$12,145,000
82'2x MTUDiesel5 cabins
QUEPOS, Costa Rica
Listed through IYBA MLS · Jon Mitchell
Used
2010 Viking 82 Convertible
“Done Deal”
$3,595,000
82'2x MTUDiesel6 cabins
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Jeff Thiel
Used
2012 Viking 82 Convertible
“Lady Di ”
$4,695,000
82'2x MTUDiesel6 cabins
Boca Grande, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Christopher Carrere
Used
2026 Viking 82 Convertible
“Team Harvey ”
$10,950,000
82'2x MTUDiesel5 cabins
Palm Beach, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Jon Mitchell
Used
2019 Viking 80 Convertible
$5,800,000
80'2x MTUDiesel5 cabins
Jupiter, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Charlie Nicklaus
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