2016 Sea Ray L590 Fly | 59ft

Stabilized triple-diesel propulsion

The 2016 Sea Ray L590 Fly pairs three Cummins QSC 8.3 diesel engines with Zeus pod propulsion. The propulsion system includes joystick control for close-quarters maneuvering, while the recorded engine hours are 396.

A Seakeeper 9 gyrostabilizer supports steadier motion at rest and underway. The stabilizer records 72 hours.

Flybridge and exterior living

The flybridge combines a wraparound lounge, wet bar and galley area, and a forward sun pad. The helm benefits from the revised 2016 flybridge arrangement, with improved sightlines and a more ergonomic driving position.

Teak decking finishes the cockpit, extending the exterior entertaining area below the bridge. A hydraulic swim platform provides direct access to the water.

Light-filled interior arrangement

Hardwood flooring runs through the lower interior, while the salon brings together oversized windows, high-gloss wood cabinetry and leather seating. The open salon arrangement creates a continuous main-deck social space with abundant natural light.

The accommodation plan includes a full-beam aft master stateroom, a forward VIP with a queen island berth, and a third guest stateroom. Hull-side windows and an overhead skylight bring natural light into the forward VIP.

Dimensions and tankage

The Sea Ray L590 Fly measures 59 feet overall with a 16-foot beam and a maximum draft of 4.75 feet. The fiberglass semi-displacement hull has a reported dry weight of 64,000 pounds.

Tankage includes 1,050 gallons of fuel, 200 gallons of water and a 70-gallon holding tank. The yacht is located in Warwick, Rhode Island.