"Blue Time" is a Westport 40M / 130' motor yacht - the first 40M ever built - that delivers the full superyacht experience in an owner-operated package. Built in 2009 at Westport's facility in Washington state, she was designed by naval architect William Garden with exterior styling by Gregory C. Marshall and Taylor Olson. Her GRP hull and superstructure combine lightweight performance with the structural integrity Westport is known for.
With twin MTU 12V 4000 M90 engines producing 2,735 horsepower each, "Blue Time" cruises comfortably at 20 knots and reaches a top speed of 24 knots, with a range of approximately 3,000 nautical miles at 12 knots. She's equally at home running from Fort Lauderdale to the Bahamas for a weekend or making the crossing to the Caribbean.
Her interior accommodates 10 guests across five staterooms including a full-beam master suite on the main deck, two double guest cabins, and two twin cabins. The layout is designed for both private owner cruising and entertaining, with a crew complement of seven ensuring white-glove service throughout.






"Blue Time" offers an exceptional outdoor living programme for a yacht of her size. On the sundeck, a jacuzzi with panoramic ocean views is flanked by sun loungers under a retractable shade canopy. The boat deck features alfresco dining for ten with a built-in television, perfect for evenings at anchor.
The teak-laid aft deck provides a covered lounge with direct access to the main salon through full-height glass doors. Forward, a dedicated seating area on the bow offers a private retreat away from the social spaces aft.






The interior of "Blue Time" is defined by rich mahogany paneling, light oak floors, and full-height windows that flood every space with natural light. The main salon features white leather seating with navy accent pillows, marble coffee tables, and a wet bar with glass-fronted cabinets. Aft, full-height sliding glass doors open directly onto the teak aft deck.
Forward of the salon, a formal dining room seats ten beneath a custom chandelier, with a hand-carved sailfish centerpiece on the dining table. The skylounge on the boat deck offers a second social zone with bar seating, a sofa lounge, and direct access to the aft dining area.




















How much does "Blue Time" cost?
The asking price is $15,900,000 USD. Call Greg at (954) 881-5500 for a full specification package and to arrange a private showing.
What does it cost to run a Westport 130?
As of 2026, industry estimates for a crewed 130-footer typically run from the high six figures to low seven figures per year - crew of about seven, fuel, insurance, dockage, and maintenance. Greg can build a realistic operating budget for this yacht with you before you offer.
Why buy a Westport over other builders?
Series-built GRP hulls proven across dozens of sisterships, US factory support, and strong resale value. "Blue Time" is the first 40M hull ever built. Greg spent 7 years as an in-house Westport broker - see his Westport expertise.
How does the purchase process work?
Accepted offer, then a survey and sea trial contingency of typically 7-14 days. Greg - a licensed captain with 20+ years at sea - attends the survey and sea trial personally and manages everything through closing.
How much is Florida sales tax on a yacht?
Florida charges 6%, but caps the total tax on any single vessel at $18,000 regardless of price - one of the most favorable regimes in the US. Out-of-state buyers may qualify for an exemption. Full guide to Florida boat sales tax.
Where can I see her?
She is berthed in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and shows by appointment.
Can she cruise to the Bahamas and Caribbean?
Yes. About 3,000 nm of range at 12 knots and 9,529 gallons of fuel: weekends in the Bahamas, seasons in the Caribbean.
The Westport 40M is one of the most proven semi-custom platforms in the American superyacht market. "Blue Time" has been meticulously maintained and is ready for her next chapter.Greg Gaus — Double G Yacht Sales
Asking $15,900,000 USD. Contact Greg Gaus for the full specification package and to arrange a private tour of "Blue Time" at her Fort Lauderdale berth.
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