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The Valhalla V-46 is a 46-foot center-console sportfishing yacht that was launched by the innovative New Jersey-based boat-building firm Valhalla in 2021. Ready for competitive fishing, stocked with tournament-level tools, and primed for ultra-fast speeds in a bluewater setting, the V-46 is a deluxe vessel aimed at those who will not compromise on quality. Sleek and stylish, with a masterful finish including teak brightwork and stainless steel throughout, the V-46 is the product of a collaboration between designers from Valhalla’s parent company Viking working in tandem with Michael Peters Yacht Design.
SI Yachts is the longest standing Viking Yachts dealers in North America and we are thrilled to be able to offer Valhalla Boats as a dealer for New York. We can also assist you in finding the right pre-owned Valhalla Boats on the brokerage market, and we have access to potential listings that are not yet online. Contact us today at Sales@SIYachts.com to discuss your boating plans or to let us help you custom order your own new Valhalla V-46.
A walk-around layout, a beam of well over 13-feet, padded coamings in sophisticated upholstery, plenty of grabrails and a non-slip, self-bailing deck make this one of the easiest boats in its class to move around on. Head towards the foredeck to discover split-level forward seating for up to four along with two chaise-longues, all in sedate diamond-stitched upholstery with a sophisticated tan finish. Underneath the seats you can expect to find dry storage, fish-boxes and an optional forward livewell, while additional fish-box facilities are located in-deck.
An extra competitive edge can be found in the aft-cockpit, where twin 54 gallon in-sole fish-boxes are joined by a pair of 54-gallon transom livewells with aquarium-style lids and interior surfaces lined in Aristo Blue. This spaces also hosts ice-coolers, a Plano tackle box, plenty of rod holders, rocket launchers, a dive-door, a pair of optional GG Schmitt fold-away seats to aft, a wash-down hose and a chunky mezzanine-style sofa with integrated cup-holders.
There are seven Release Marine seats in two tiers facing the helm console, with each chair boasting arm-rests, pop-up bolsters, a lacquered teak frame and plush diamond-stitched upholstery for supreme comfort. The helm itself sits under a floating T-top with lights and speakers and behind wrap-around ProCurve or Costa Clear glazing for a dry ride, while the dashboard boasts an Edson steering wheel with Seastar Optimus power-assist, a teak helm pod, a trio of Garmin touch-screens, Side Power thruster controls, hand-held VHF, a high-speed compass, Zipwake controls and options like fishing extras and a Seakeeper stabilizer switch.
What distinguishes this watercraft from many rivals in its class is the expansive lower-deck living area. Entering through a discreet port-side door and down teak-lined steps, you enter a space with up to 6-foot, 7-inches of head clearance, multiple windows and a live-aboard feel. Down here there are galley facilities including a sink, a multi-zone hob, a microwave and marble-effect Corian surfaces, while a V-sofa with a walnut-lined table can be transformed into a queen-berth for overnight voyages. A head compartment on this level features a toilet, a sink and a shower nozzle, while there is also access to a stand-up machinery room down here, too.
A double-stepped hull with a ventilated tunnel and a 24-degree transom deadrise has been crafted from reinforced fiberglass for a lightweight, sturdy and well-balanced approach to high-octane pursuits. You can pick between triple or quad Mercury outboard engines with a combined total of up to 2,400HP for top speeds that will exceed 60 knots in stable conditions. Settle into a silky smooth cruising speed of around 31 knots to enjoy a multi-day range of 338 nautical miles thanks to a fuel capacity of 694 gallons.
