Beneteau Flyer 9 Sundeck Boats For Sale

The Beneteau Flyer 9 Sundeck is a day boat and occasional weekender measuring 29 feet 10 inches in length overall with a beam of 9 feet 9 inches, built on a hull it shares with the Beneteau Flyer 9 Spacedeck. The Sundeck name comes from the forward sun pad layout, while the Spacedeck arranges its cockpit differently on the same platform. Both carry up to 140 gallons of fuel and suit families who want one boat for entertaining, watersports and a couple of nights aboard. Examples of the Beneteau Flyer 9 Sundeck for sale, and the Beneteau Flyer 9 Spacedeck for sale, are typically offered through Beneteau dealers and often come outboard-powered and turnkey.

Beneteau pairs the Flyer 9 exclusively with outboard power. A common setup is twin Mercury 250 outboards, and the boat is also offered with twin 200s. With the 250s, cruise sits around 3,500 RPM at roughly 25 mph, burning about 15 gallons per hour. A bow thruster is fitted alongside the twin engines, so close-quarters docking stays manageable even with the deep cockpit and high freeboard the model is known for. Lenco or Zipwake trim tabs help trim the boat across conditions.

The ergonomically designed helm seats two on flip-up bolsters that double as a leaning post, with a Garmin GPS chartplotter offered in 10-inch and 12-inch sizes, Mercury digital throttles with SmartCraft, and rocker switches that include windlass control. A large tinted windshield shields the cockpit underway. To port, a compact galley module runs a single propane burner, a sink with hot water and a refrigerator, with a side patio door that deploys and retracts using a mechanism drawn from Beneteau's sailboat heritage.

The cockpit centers on a high-low telescopic table, finished in teak or fiberglass, surrounded by modular seating that converts into a large sun pad; a drop-down third seat behind the helm creates U-shaped dining and brings the seating count to nearly eight adults. The transom has twin extended swim platforms you can walk across without stepping over anything, a swim ladder, transom freshwater shower, shore power and fuel fills, plus a drop-down sundeck platform good for snorkeling. A Lewmar windlass serves the bow anchor locker, reached along fold-down side decks with grab handles, and the forward sun pad accepts a pop-up bimini for shade. An optional heavy-duty T-top covers the helm, and an optional stainless ski tow bar handles tubing and wakeboarding.

Below, the Flyer 9 Sundeck sleeps four adults across a forward V-berth that converts from a dining table and an aft double berth tucked under the cockpit. The cabin includes a galley with sink, hot water, microwave and a second refrigerator, a stand-up private head with a shower and basin, air conditioning, and a large lazarette for paddleboards and water toys. The Pilot Edition packages most factory options together, adding blacked-out stainless on the rails and T-top, a grayed-out hull, an upgraded color-coded sound system, a sports steering wheel, the larger Garmin screen and roof racks. Buyers weighing a Beneteau Flyer 9 Sundeck should confirm engine choice, electronics size and whether the T-top, teak flooring and ski tow bar are fitted, since these vary by build.