2023 Pegasus Yachts Pegasus 50

The Pegasus 50 comes from a young but already highly regarded shipyard in Slovenia. The design goal: to unite comfort, safety, quality, and performance in a modern bluewater cruiser – without the compromises that are often accepted elsewhere. This yacht is aimed at people who truly enjoy sailing – sometimes faster – and who value good, well-thought-out handling, even when sailing single- or double-handed. At the same time, it offers a high level of onboard comfort, with abundant natural light, a clever layout, and equipment designed for self-sufficient life at sea. Performance Bluewater Yacht in Near-New ConditionIf you find that typical bluewater yachts often feel heavy and sluggish, this is an exciting alternative. Pegasus has moved the slider further towards performance, without losing sight of long-distance practicality. The yard focuses on innovative, real-world solutions for long-distance cruisers and discerning owners. Each yacht is a true eye-catcher. Hull No. 6, in striking metallic red, was built in 2023 and is in near-new condition. She has primarily served as a demonstrator for SK-Yachting in Turkey. Because each Pegasus is built with great care by hand, many details have been refined and improved over the build sequence – both visually and technically. We have tested STEVE WONDER extensively, and our video shows her in detail, including under sail. If you want to know how the yacht feels on the water, you’ll get honest impressions here – from design to sea behaviour. A digital 360° tour of the yacht is also available. The interior of the Pegasus 50 is designed so you can move around safely even when heeled: short distances, central walkways, plenty of handholds. The connection between cockpit and saloon is via just two steps – unusually low and extremely comfortable. The deck saloon is perhaps the highlight of the Pegasus. Large windows create an airy, bright space with excellent ventilation and a 360° view. A special feature: the saloon seating area is gimballed and electrically height-adjustable. On long upwind passages, you can set it level to eat, work, or sleep comfortably despite the heel – a feature that is rare, perhaps unique. The saloon table can be lowered to form a large lounging area. The U-shaped galley to port, next to the saloon, has a stainless-steel worktop, abundant storage, numerous handholds, and a central furniture block – allowing safe cooking at sea without being cut off from the crew. The forward-facing navigation station offers good visibility and is also a pleasant workspace at anchor or in port. The 27" movable touchscreen functions both as a plotter and, via HDMI input, as a TV. Private living spaces begin forward of the saloon, far from the engine and generator – ensuring quiet. The owner’s cabin and single berth are positioned centrally in the hull to minimise motion at sea. The Pegasus 50 has two double cabins, each with its own spacious en-suite with separate shower: the owner’s cabin to starboa