A 25-metre Sunseeker 82 yacht has caught fire on Hamilton Island marina in Queensland, Australia. The Sunseeker motor yacht is believed to be the 2003 motor yacht Time Out. 
Photo: Ocean XFirefighters were called to the marina at around 10am as huge plumes of black smoke erupted from the Sunseeker 82 yacht. The fire lasted for around five hours, with efforts to extinguish the flames hindered by windy conditions.
Photo: 9 News QueenslandLocal news company 9 News reports that Queensland Ambulance were called at 10:44am to the marina based in the Whitsundays area, but a spokesperson said nobody was injured. Police say that no one was onboard when the fire broke out but according to ABC News a man in his 40s and a man in his 60s have been assessed for smoke inhalation.
Photo: 9 News QueenslandA spokesperson from the Queensland Police Service said that officers traveled from Airlie Beach to attend to the fire. The hull of Time Out is said to still be smouldering, but the flames have now been extinguished. 
Photo: 9 News Queensland
The cause of the fire is still unknown, and investigations are still ongoing, as local emergency services work to prevent any pollution from spreading around the site of the fire.
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The Sunseeker 82 yacht has four staterooms for up to eight guests, as well as two cabins for a crew of three. She is powered by twin Caterpillar engines that provide her with a top speed of 32 knots and a cruising speed of 26 knots.
The last photograph is an example of a Sunseeker 82 yacht and is not the yacht Time Out