The Bluegame BG54 was built for the guest who likes a boat with a point of view. The first of the Bluegame 2.0 generation, she breaks cleanly from the earlier lines, drawn for those who want their days on the water to feel like an adventure rather than a routine. The result is a boat with genuine character and a real focus on how it is used. Her defining feature sits at the stern, a versatile transformer platform that works both as a launch and recovery point for the tenders and toys and as a submerged deck that brings you right down to the waterline. At the bow, a clever dinette shifts easily between dining and lounging, a rare use of space on a boat of this class. At seventeen metres she carries three cabins and welcomes up to twelve guests for the day, looked after by a single crew member. With a top speed of around thirty-five knots she has the pace to explore the coast freely, reaching a further cove and returning without the day feeling short. The ergonomics have been refined throughout, at the stern and the bow alike, so time aboard feels natural and unforced. Snorkelling gear is aboard for the clear water below. She is a boat for the curious, for those who would rather discover a quiet anchorage than follow the crowd. The water is never far away on the BG54. That, in the end, is rather the point.
