For Sale: Viking 58 Convertible

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Already located in the billfish-rich waters off Los Suenos, Costa Rica, Game On is a 2025 Viking 58 that’s turnkey and ready to compete.
Courtesy Galati Yacht Sales

When Viking splashed the redesigned 58 Convertible, they developed an already proven design into a potent fishing machine. Already located in the billfish-rich waters off Los Suenos, Costa Rica, Game On is a 2025 Viking 58 that’s turnkey and ready to compete. It’s offered by Galati Yacht Sales for $4.795 million.

The interior features a three-stateroom layout with the forward VIP having the crossover bunk arrangement for additional crew capacity. The interior has a beautiful satin-finished walnut with horizontal wood grain and brushed nickel metalwork. There’s also a washer and dryer in the companionway.

The teak-topped cockpit has a rocket launcher plus comfortable mezzanine seating with refrigeration and freezer options below.
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Game On is powered by twin 1,622 hp MTU 10V M96L engines. They have just 275 hours on them as of spring 2026. There are also twin Onan 21-kW gensets for redundancy, as well as an Electrosea system keeping the air-conditioning and refrigeration raw-water supply lines clean. A Seakeeper 18 keeps things stable on the troll or at rest.

At the helm are the following electronics:

Furuno CSH10 Omni Sonar System
Garmin GMR 2536 xHD3 25kW Radar w/ 6’ Array
Garmin GPSMAP 9222 22” Plotter (Bridge)
Garmin GPSMAP 8612 TS MFD (Secondary Plotter)
Garmin Reactor 40 Autopilot
Standard Horizon GX6000 VHF w/ AIS (Primary & Secondary)

The helm is well laid out with all electronics within easy reach of the skipper.
Courtesy Galati Yacht Sales

Yachting previously wrote: “When it launched in 1991, the Viking Yachts 58 Convertible was the New Jersey builder’s largest model to date. From 1991 to 2000, Viking built and sold 110 of the 58-footers, dubbed Gen I. That’s a tough act to follow. But Viking is once again aiming for star status, having just raised the curtain on its second-generation 58 Convertible.

The new 58C has a 17-foot-9-inch beam, which is the same width as the builder’s 55-footer, but with a different length-to-beam ratio for enhanced performance. The new hull form also repositions and changes the angle of strakes so water will break behind the house windshield, for a soft, dry and efficient ride.”