Speville Craft 56 Killer | Built 2016

This Speville Craft 56 Killer is an incredible offshore machine, purpose-built for serious big game fishing around Mauritius. Designed for marlin fishing, tuna fishing, deep-sea fishing, and long offshore expeditions, this vessel delivers exceptional autonomy, strength, and reliability in demanding ocean conditions.

A rare opportunity on the Mauritian market — the boat will be sold with its valid commercial licence, making her immediately ready for professional operations, charter activities, or private offshore adventures.

Motorisation & Capacities

• Engine: Perkins Sabre 300 Mpi – Diesel

• Running hours: 6500 hours

• Fuel capacity: 3400 litres

• Fuel consumption at fishing speed: ≈ 9.5 L / hour / engine

• Fresh water capacity: 1250 litres

Energy & Electrical

• 400 W solar panel

• Service battery 200 Ah

• Inverter 12/240V – 3000 W

• Fresh water pump

• 5 bilge pumps

Electronics & Navigation

• Garmin 4210 GPS + IH 1000 W transducer

• Garmin AIS

• Garmin VHF with AIS receiver

• Garmin autopilot with remote control

Perfect setup for offshore navigation and precise fish tracking.

Fishing Equipment

• 2 fighting chairs

• 2 outriggers + 1 center rigger

• Multiple rod holders

• 2 rear fish holds

• Large 2.5-tonne insulated fish room

Fully equipped for long-range fishing including expeditions to Soudan Bank and extended offshore trips.

Interior & Comfort

• 3 double berths

• 2 single berths

• 2 bathrooms with toilets

• Full lounge protected from the sun on main deck

• Elevated sun deck with secondary steering and remote control, ideal for spotting fish and enjoying the view while underway

Deck & Mooring

• 1200 W windlass

Offshore Capability

This boat is perfectly suited for long-range trips to Soudan Bank and St Brandon, reaching the outer islands comfortably within approximately 24 hours depending on conditions. Built and maintained by her owner — also the builder and skipper — every detail reflects experience and serious offshore use.

The vessel is in mint condition. The joke around the marina says you could sleep inside the engine room — it’s that clean.