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Sunseeker Yachts: The Complete Guide to Sunseeker Yachts

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Last Updated on November 8, 2021 by Boatsetter Team

Sunseeker yachts are James Bond-worthy. They have dazzled screens in  Die Another Day, Casino Royale,  and  Quantum of Solace .

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Headquartered in the seaside town of Poole, England, Sunseeker is the largest UK-based luxury yacht, maker. Originally named Poole Power Boats, Sunseeker was the brainchild of brothers Robert and John Braithwaite way back in the heady year of 1969. Harnessing revolutionary materials and technology, the Braithwaite brothers dreamt of building boats of the future. Their early designs were tailored to a handful of customers, keen to embrace the newfound freedoms of the decade.

But things got off to a bumpy start. Across the pond in the United States of America, the owner of Poole Powerboats, Owens Cruisers, decided to close their British operation down and focus instead on domestic production. This was when Robert saw an opportunity. With a bundle of hastily borrowed cash, he drove to Owen’s offices in the sleepy town of Arundel and successfully negotiated the purchase of their boat molds.

Although a small problem remained: he had never built a seagoing craft before.

First came the Sovereign 17 in 1971, followed closely by the Sovereign 20. By the close of the decade, Sunseeker yachts were selling well in the UK and northern Europe. Sunseeker had arrived.

The rest is history.

A leap of  courage  and  imagination  inspired Sunseeker in its early days. In fact, few manufacturers have pioneered as many innovations in the yachting world as Sunseeker. These include duoprops, stern -driven race-bred Arneson surface drives, and a water jet powering system – previously thought impossible.

Now, these bold traits have become the hallmarks of a Sunseeker yacht. Above all, a Sunseeker yacht will give customers exactly what they want. Its expert teams have designed unprecedented and ultimately  successful  yachts to realize their dreams, ensuring that each one is as unique as its customers. This refreshing and prolific stance puts distance between them and their competitors. Not to mention bringing  fabulous  vessels to the waves.  

Capitalizing on the skills passed down from generation to generation, each sunseeker is a triumph in  craftsmanship . While harnessing the best of what digital production and automated assembly have to offer, Sunseeker yachts remain  hand-built  and  hand-finished . Why? Because there is no better way of making the unique, remarkable, and ultimately exceptional.

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Boatsetter’s unique  peer-to-peer  boat renting service offers a range of new and pre-owned Sunseeker yachts. A weekend excursion, exciting day out, or a well-deserved week away (or several), Sunseeker’s expansive range of yachts can satisfy every need. There is the cheetah-like  Predator  up to the magnificent  Superyacht  series. Experience the luxury and technological mastery of a Sunseeker today!

All of Boatsetter’s rentals come with a  knowledgeable captain  and crew to guide you on your exciting yacht adventure and are available from sites across the USA, Europe and beyond. Many Boatsetter rentals offer the opportunity to enhance your experience with jet skis, electronic surfboards, and sea bobs to get splashing on. 

Sport Yacht

Sleek and powerful

Magnificently crafted, expertly finished and composed of raw, unassailable quality materials, every Sunseeker Sport Yacht seamlessly blends elegance and performance. Their two most popular sport yachts are the  74 Sports Yacht  and the  65 Sports Yacht .

The  74 Sports Yacht  is the best of both worlds. This beauty is enhanced by cutting-edge technology and elegant finishes throughout and everything you and your many guests could wish for. Speaking of which, it can accommodate eight passengers plus two crew members.

In a world where distance is everything. The  74 Sports Yacht  has a freshwater capacity of 800 liters (211 US Gal.) and a fuel capacity of 4,800 litres (1,268 US Gal.). This lavishes drivers with a range of up to 900 nautical miles and maximum speeds of up to 38 knots.

Sport, sleek and wonderfully spacious best describe the interior of the  74 Sports Yacht . This is a yacht built to impress. It has copious amounts of entertaining space, including plenty of comfortable seating, large sun pads (both back and front), and the bridge deck seductively shades the cockpit .

The newer  65 Sport Yacht  is a trailblazer. And inside it, you will be one too. Take your holidays to new heights with the yacht’s direct sea access, bar, fridge, BBQ, and free-standing seating. Together these are the perfect spaces for water-loving nymphs and party animals.

20.50 meters (67′ 2″) in length and with a beam of 5.10 (16′ 8″), space is not a premium on the  65 Sport Yacht . With three cabins – including a full-beam master stateroom – it can comfortably accommodate up to 7 guests and 1 crew in absolute luxury. The main deck has a large C shaped sofa and offers options of additional seating with a TV. All of which amounts to a versatile space that adapts seamlessly to all kinds of socializing and adrenaline-seeking.

When you wish to tear up the waves, the innovative Sky Helm of the  65 Sport Yacht , complete with IPS driving joystick, is there. It allows the boat to be sailed while the driver is standing in an upright position, or it can be lowered to fall perfectly into outstretched arms.

The water shark

The Predator range is mythical. Coming in sizes from 50′ to 77′, every boat is a head -turner. Sunseeker has ensured it is strikingly styled, expertly made, and nimble on its hull . The fastest predator models will achieve speeds over 45 knots.

Winner of the prestigious 2019 Motor Boat Awards, the  Predator 50  is ideal for spontaneous adventures or the afternoon adrenaline rush.

Its interior is awe-inspiring. There is plenty of space to host friends, family, or corporate colleagues with space for up to six guests. Plus, each cabin is designed to impress. Sunseeker’s British interior designer’s attention to detail has created the perfect blend of comfort and elegance, especially with their open spaces and large windows, which allow the magical light of a summer sunset to flood in. This is enhanced by an open plan design that boasts a fully opening hardtop roof and fully opening cockpit glazing – bringing the outside inside.

And let us not forget the  Predator 60 Evo . The first model of Sunseeker’s major new product development plan, this bold yacht is tailored for practicality and performance. On the waves, the  Predator 60 Evo  packs a punch. It can glide across the waves at speeds of up to 32 knots. This is matched with its sharp, impressive figure, which allows for unrivaled agility on the open water. The sporty posture of the  Predator 60 Evo  is complemented by a bold, modern interior design. The white finish of the interior and furnishings only aid this sleek feeling.

The conquerors of distance

In this collection are the  Manhattan 68, Manhattan 66, Manhattan   52,  and the  Manhattan 55 .

Fitted with Volvo Penta d13-800 engines, the  Manhattan 55  can cruise comfortably at 25 knots with a range of 250 nautical miles. Or, if you need a speedy getaway, it can be cranked up to an excess of 30 knots at full throttle. Think where you could go with that fuel capacity of 2,200 liters (580 US gal.).

An attractive aspect of the  Manhattan 55  that truly distinguishes it from the crowd is the revolutionary glass-cockpit and gallery window, which can be dropped with the touch of a button, creating a fantastic inside/outside environment. 

Speaking of design capabilities, the exceptional yacht has been meticulously crafted to maximize comfort and cruising, as well as providing owners with a vast array of social spaces – something typically limited to larger yachts.

Length: 21 m (69′). Beam: 5.25 m (17.3′). Range: 550 nautical miles. Maximum speed: 32 knots. Sounds good, doesn’t it? Well, these are the specs of the  Manhattan 68 . Building upon the exceptional family of award-winning Manhattan models, this yacht redefines luxury and relaxation. Across the main deck, keen attention has been paid to create social spaces fit for a king. It can accommodate up to 8 guests and two crew members.

Performance

Built for speed

Sunseeker’s Performance range does what it says on the tin: perform. Capitalizing on Sunseeker’s incredible racing heritage, every boat in this series is a masterpiece in speed. The Performance range dares you to dare, like never before.  

Following several long years of intense speculation, the  Hawk 38  arrived on the yachting scene with much fanfare. It had been almost 20 years since the British shipyard had last launched a proper performance boat. And it was worth the wait. Motorboat & Yachting Magazine called it Sunseeker’s  coolest boat ever . Boasting a range of up to 200 nautical miles, the  Hawk 38  has a maximum speed of 62 knots. Yes, you read that right, 62 knots.

No wonder the  Hawk 38  has won 43 World Speed Records and 55 World Championships.

Coming in bright Marlin Blue, fiery Sunfast Red or ice cool Super Jet Black, the  Hawk 38  can dazzle onlookers on the beach. Its Spradling Marine Silvertex coated fabrics are engineered and tested to resist the toughest marine conditions, ensuring that the vessel remains in its prime.

The  Hawk 38  is packed with an array of high-tech features; 

• Inflatable STAB (stabilizing tubes)to keep the boat stable against whatever odds the ocean may throw at it
• Simrad 16″ Navigation display
• Smart, adjustable steering wheel with function buttons to control it
• Mercury Verado dual-engine Hydraulic Power Steering 
• Mercury Vessel View link, which interfaces with engine data to display engine temperature, pressure, engine alarms, fuel tank level and engine battery voltages via an app. .

Sunseeker’s  Superyachts  are the largest and most extravagant amongst all their ranges. Inspiring and adaptable, these yachts represent the Sunseeker’s knack for style, design, practicality and ingenuity  par excellence . At present, there are four beauties in this range, each one a tribute to British engineering:  50M Ocean ,  52M Ocean ,  131 Yacht  and the  116 Yacht.   

When Sunseeker launched the  50M Ocean , they said that a ‘new dawn had arrived.’ The tri-deck yacht offers beautiful space and volume. It can accommodate up to 10 guests in five cabins under the standard configuration yet has upgradable options for 12 guests – depending on your needs. Indeed, the already opulent interior spaces of the  50M Ocean  can be styled to each buyer’s personal preferences thanks to Sunseeker’s renowned ‘Bespoke’ Service.

Read more about this customization service  here . It is beyond par.

Space and flexibility characterise the theme of the  50M Ocean . It contains a wealth of compelling features, all to maximize the pleasure of passengers. Typically belonging to larger craft only, there is a plunge pool on the main deck and a delectable beach club at the rear of the yacht. This amounts to a fantastic area for revealing in the water.

Another tri-deck, the Sunseeker  131 Yacht  epitomizes all that the British shipyard has got right over the decades. Grandiose yet gracious, this behemoth can sleep up to 12 guests (and 9 crew) in sheer luxury and comfort. It has a range of up to 1,600 nautical miles at 12 knots. Just think of where you could go in that distance.

The interior is finished with ultra-modern materials and techniques. While on the upper deck, you will find the sky lounge, cocktail bar, and Skydeck, which commands awe-inspiring views of the night’s sky; the main deck is complete with a lounge, dining area, and full galley . 

Like the  50M Ocean , the  131 Yacht  comes with the ‘Bespoke’ Service, meaning that the interior is fully customizable according to the buyer’s taste. This is the king of all yachts as impressive out in the open water as it is in the harbor.   

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We asked Sunseeker International Sales Director Sean Robertson to select the 10 most iconic past models and help explain why they made the cut...

Nobody knows Sunseeker quite like Sean Robertson does. Having worked there for 34 years and made his way up through the ranks from head of new boat testing to sales director, much of that time alongside founding partner Robert Braithwaite, he is as well placed as anyone to pick the 10 most iconic Sunseekers ever made.

The only rule was that he couldn’t pick anything from the current or future range to ensure the salesman in him didn’t colour his selection! Here are his 10 choices, arranged in date order.

Sovereign 17

Launched: 1969

The boat that started it all had to make the cut. The hull may have been designed by the American Brunswick corporation for the defunct Owens brand but Robert Braithwaite saw its potential, bought the moulds with the help of a £5,000 loan from his friend and founding co-partner John Macklin, and built what is now acknowledged as the very first Sunseeker.

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At the time the company was still called Poole Powerboats and the simple 17-footer was a far cry from the super glamorous sportscruisers Sunseeker would become known for, but the Sovereign 17 set Braithwaite and the company on the path to future glories.

Portofino 31

Launched: 1985

This is the boat which Sean credits for putting Sunseeker on the world map. With its steeply raked windscreen, forward-facing radar arch, bullet-hole air vents and Don Shead-designed deep-vee hull it not only looked good, it went well too, clocking a comfortable 34-35 knots from a pair of 200hp Volvo AQAD41s.

Its long cockpit and convertible sunbed were perfect for day boating but it also had a proper galley, heads and berths for four. It proved to be an instant hit, selling more than 250 units in five years and opening up new markets for Sunseeker all over the world, but especially in the Med. The even prettier Portofino 32, which followed, was essentially the same boat with a rounded screen and integrated bathing platform.

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Tomahawk 37

Launched: 1987

“Abso-bloody-lutely marvellous,” was how our sister magazine Motor Boats Monthly kicked off its boat test of the Tomahawk 37 in 1989, going on to praise almost every aspect of what many still regard as the original high performance Sunseeker.

It wasn’t actually the first, the XPS34 preceded it, but the Tomahawk was a far sexier proposition. With its slender race-bred hull, svelte wraparound screen and flicked up winglets, it looked like it was doing 60 knots at standstill. In fact it was available with a wide range of engines from a relatively modest pair of 300hp diesels up to 500hp 7.4-litre petrol V8s for top speeds of 35-55 knots.

It was so popular that in some South of France marinas, entire pontoons were given over to Tomahawks.

Renegade 60

Launched: 1989

Everything about the Renegade 60 was excessive. At the time it was the biggest boat Sunseeker had ever built and cost over half a million pounds – an enormous sum back in the 1980s. But even that paled into insignificance next to its drivetrain – a pair of 22-litre MAN V12s pumping out 1,000hp each linked to Riva Calzoni waterjets.

At its top speed of 47 knots these dustbin-diameter jets were kicking out 120,000 litres of water a minute – and burning almost as much fuel in the process! “To be honest the jets were challenging,” admits Robertson. “They worked beautifully when they were clean but as soon as they got dirty they were less efficient.

The last four boats were fitted with Arneson drives instead.” Whatever the propulsion method, it got Sunseeker noticed, selling 28 units as far afield as the US and Japan, and kick-starting the market for the Predators that followed.

Manhattan 58

Launched: 1994

Just as the Tomahawk 37 wasn’t the first Sunseeker performance boat, the Manhattan 58 wasn’t its first flybridge – the Jamaican 35 takes that honour. But like the Tomahawk, the Manhattan 58 caused such a sensation when it did arrive that its predecessors were soon forgotten.

With an overtly sporting exterior and a radical futuristic interior designed by superyacht specialist Ken Freivokh, it made all its competitors look outdated overnight. Out went the usual teak and beige carpets and in came glass staircases and many of the design details we now take for granted.

This was revolution not evolution, setting the tone for Sunseeker’s transition from a purely sporting brand to a world class builder of luxury motoryachts.

Predator 80

Launched: 1996

Look at it, just look at it! Do we even need to explain why this is on the list? Subtle it was not, but with most of those 80ft being given over to that monstrous priapic bow, it was the ultimate expression of ‘90s excess. It wasn’t under-endowed in the engine department either, thanks to triple 1,100hp MANs on Arneson surface drives sending up a rooster tail that must have been visible from space.

Robertson credits the Predator 80 with being the first sportscruiser in the range to feature an integrated hard top. It also holds a special place in his memory after he got iced in on one for 48 hours en route to the Düsseldorf boat show . “There was no generator, no heating, all the strainers were frozen and the propellers were sticking out above the ice. It was so thick we could walk around the boat on it,” recalls Robertson.

Superhawk 34

After years of building ever bigger more extreme boats, Sunseeker pulled a blinder in 1996 by launching a pocket rocket version of the sensational Superhawk 48. With the same perfect proportions and drop dead gorgeous curves as its big sister, here was a superboat that even the moderately well off could aspire to.

A starting price of around £100,000 and a wide range of engines, encompassing everything from fuel-efficient KAD 42 diesels to fire-breathing petrol V8s, meant it appealed to everyone from newbies to speed freaks. It also featured as the getaway boat of James Bond’s nemesis in The World is Not Enough . What more could any prospective buyer ask for?

Predator 108

Launched: 2003

The Predator 108 was the first Sunseeker sportscruiser to break the 100ft threshold and many people still consider it the best-looking superyacht it has built to date. It featured in the 2008 James Bond film Quantum of Solace as baddie Le Chiffre’s private hideaway rather than a getaway boat.

Perhaps the idea of filming a chase scene in a multi-million pound superyacht was a little too rich even for the Bond franchise. Shame, because with triple 2,000hp MTUs on Arneson surface drives it was more than capable of holding its own with anything MI5 could muster. The difference is that it could do all this while packing a jacuzzi on the foredeck and the kind of accommodation you’d normally find in a 5-star hotel suite.

28 Metre Yacht

Launched: 2012

Even by Sunseeker standards the 28 Metre was a rule-breaker. With its high bow, swooping sheerline and distinctive wraparound glazing, it looked different to any other boat in the range while still being instantly recognisable as a Sunseeker.

Nor was that glazing a mere styling gimmick, it formed an integral part of the structure, allowing the designers to do away with the chunky, obstructive GRP pillars usually needed to support a large flybridge. And what a flybridge it was, measuring almost 10m long and topped by a carbon fibre hard top.

Robertson reckons it felt more like a 120-footer than a 90-footer and describes it as a “real bruiser of a boat”. With twin 1,925hp MTUs giving near 30-knot performance, he has a point!

Manhattan 52

Launched: 2017

We’re bending the rules a bit to count this as a past model, since the Manhattan 55 which replaces it this summer is an updated version of the same boat. However, we decided to let it slide on the basis that it’s simply too good a boat and too important to the success of the company to ignore it.

Boasting exceptional volume and striking looks with a wealth of innovations such as bow seating and the first iteration of the beach club stern, it was the right boat, at the right time and the right price. It still holds the title of the fastest-selling Sunseeker of all time, with 100 built in the first 18 months, and continues to bring dozens of new customers into the brand – many of whom go on to buy bigger more expensive models.

Don’t agree with our list? Email [email protected] and let us know which models would be in your Top 10 best Sunseekers list and why.

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Best Sunseeker Yachts for Sale

British luxury yacht builder, Sunseeker, is renowned for its tech-savvy yachts with stylish design. A pioneering firm that helped to create the motor yachts we know today, Sunseeker is continuing its tradition of hand-built, hand-finished yachts. The Sunseeker range runs the gamut of powerboats from 38 to 161 feet (11.5m to 49m). Yachts in the larger range can be completely customized to the buyer’s specifications.

From its humble beginnings to its now worldwide notoriety, Sunseeker has a proud heritage. The name is synonymous with performance and luxury. Having now built 100 yachts over 100 feet (30.48m), the builder continues to set and exceed standards, solidifying Sunseeker yachts for sale as some of the most sought-after on the market.

Luxury Yachts Built for Sport & Leisure

Sunseeker Yachts, then known as Poole Power Boats, first opened its doors in 1969 on the south coast of Poole, England. There, Robert Braithwaite conceptualized a new kind of boat that would be built utilizing new technology and materials. He based his creation on customers who envisioned a different kind of on-water experience.

History of Sunseeker Yachts

After launching the Sovereign 17 and the Sovereign 20 in the early 1970s, Sunseeker solidified itself as the UK’s most significant sport and leisure boat builder. Further innovations lead to Sunseeker’s move into the Mediterranean market with yachts like the Offshore 28. This performance model truly secured Sunseeker a spot on the international stage. The subsequent Portofino 31 and Tomahawk 37 models of the 80s took their design cues straight from the dream boards of Sunseeker owners and potential buyers. Sunseeker launched the Predator 80 in the 1990s and set a new benchmark for style, performance and accommodation. At the turn of the century, Sunseeker broke into the 100-foot-plus market with the 105 Yacht. Since that momentous launch, Sunseeker has delivered more than 100 yachts larger than 100 feet (30.48m). The brand continues to use innovative techniques to push the boundaries of style, design and performance of its yachts.

What Makes Sunseeker Yachts Different?

“Sunseeker is one of the most well-known brands in the production yacht market. Now offering yachts from 40 to 161 feet (12.9 to 49m) in various styles, Sunseeker casts a wide net,” says Northrop & Johnson Sales Broker Wes Sanford. “The facility in the UK is possibly one of the most modern and technically advanced of all yacht manufacturers, which, in part, is necessary to keep up with demand and production. Sunseeker is proud to produce “handmade” yachts,” says Northrop & Johnson Sales Broker Joe Foggia. “As a whole, Sunseeker is one of the best builders as far as quality and reliability are concerned. Sunseeker yachts are built to withstand the rough conditions of the English Channel and the North Sea. These yachts are constructed with a Deep-V hull shape to facilitate a more comfortable ride. This combined with ultra-modern lines and hugely customizable interiors has made Sunseeker a popular global choice.”

Northrop & Johnson is proud to offer the most impressive Sunseeker yachts for sale. Boasting impeccable design, excellent performance prowess, handcrafted detailing and fine-quality craftsmanship, these luxury yachts for sale offer style, safety and seaworthiness. Sunseeker offers both production and bespoke yachts. Sunseeker recently launched its largest offering to date, the 161. This beautiful 161-foot (49m) tri-deck superyacht features the striking exterior design for which Sunseeker yachts are renowned, as well as immense volume and a completely customizable interior that will suit the taste of any yacht owner. Sunseeker’s unyielding dedication to style and performance ensures its yachts will continue to impress for years to come.

What It’s Like to Have a Sunseeker Yacht

Ideally suited for chartering, Sunseeker yachts promise excellent cruising for all types of guests. Cruise the Mediterranean or Caribbean seas in style on board a Sunseeker yacht and you truly will see and be seen. Thanks to expertly designed accommodation layouts, guests will be treated to the utmost of comfort. Four- or five- stateroom configurations are available on yachts from the new 76 Yacht to the 161 Yacht.

“Sunseeker yachts for charter offer guests top performance and style,” says Northrop & Johnson charter broker Amy Wachmann. “Their exteriors are eye-catching; the accommodation layouts are well suited for chartering; their aesthetics have charter guests falling in love. Safe, comfortable and quick, charterers are able to enjoy it all aboard a Sunseeker.”

Sunseeker yachts promise excellent cruising for all types of guests

The Sunseeker Fleet

Sunseeker boasts a range of yachts starting at 38 feet (11.58m) all the way to 161 feet (49m), these include the Hawk, a 38-foot (11.58m) high-performance day boat, Manhattan, an innovative motor yacht that comprises a 52-foot (15.8m) or 66-foot (20.11m) version, the Predator — possibly the brand’s most well-known yacht, it is available as a 50, 57 or  74 , the 74 Sport Yacht and lastly, the Yacht collection — which offers the 76 Yacht, 86 Yacht, 95 Yacht, 116 Yacht, 131 Yacht and the new 161 Yacht, all customizable to an owner’s tastes.

The Hawk is a dynamic and exciting 38-foot (11.58m) day boat boasting incredible power and performance thanks to twin Mercury 400R outboards mated to Mercury Racing Digital Zero Effort throttles. The Hawk is capable of cruising at 62 knots. Thanks to its outboard engines, the yacht not only offers incredible performance, but also ensures low-cost maintenance.

The Manhattan, available as a 55 or 68, features an inventive design with large windows throughout, allowing all on board to enjoy the views while cruising. Ample entertainment options are available and social spaces are aplenty. The yacht’s Portuguese bridge features bow seating and sunbathing. The yacht is exceptionally well outfitted from the main-deck galley to the salon. Below deck, guests will fall in love with the four spacious cabins, including a full-beam master with private access to the salon, a VIP and two twins.

The 74 Sport Yacht bridges the gap between style and speed. Built in true Sunseeker style, she offers sleek lines and a low profile. Entertaining aboard is easy thanks to large fore and aft sunpads, ample comfortable seating, and hydraulic drop-down cockpit doors that allow the indoor spaces to seamlessly flow outside. The stylish bridge is the perfect place to take in the views and enjoy life at sea. Reaching speeds of up to 38 knots and carrying eight guests and two crew, the 74 Sport Yacht is an on-water sensation.

The Predator collection is one of the most well-known by the builder. Available as a 50, 57 or 74, Predator yachts are distinct and impressive. She boasts a remarkable speed of up to 45 knots and a well-thought-out design concept that includes a sliding glass roof. This refined series of yachts can cater to anywhere from four to eight guests aboard.

The Sunseeker Yacht series comprises the largest yachts available by the builder. From 76 (22.86m) to 161 feet (49m) and various options in between, the Yacht series offers uncompromised beauty, style and performance. Staying true to Sunseeker exterior styling, the yachts in this series all have impressive lines and feature incredible performance abilities. The interiors all are completely customizable, allowing owners to create the yachts of their dreams.

Northrop & Johnson’s knowledgeable sales brokers are well versed in the range of Sunseeker yachts for sale and are able to assist you in finding the perfect Sunseeker yacht to fit your needs. For further information on Sunseeker yachts for sale, yacht building , or to charter a Sunseeker , contact your Northrop & Johnson broker.

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The Sunseeker 95 Yacht’s stunning lines and unique layout exemplifies Sunseeker’s cutting-edge design and innovative build processes, combining a superyacht feel with all the practical advantages of a motor yacht in this size category.

A standout feature is its unique main deck layout with a special master cabin configuration for even greater flexibility and space from a class above. With the luxurious master stateroom berth on the main deck, a forward staircase leads to a mid-level dressing area and sumptuous en-suite. The raised pilot house offers greater flexibility contributing to the more expansive main deck layout which is truly remarkable for this size of motor yacht. Above deck, the spacious flybridge is well equipped with a second helm, bar, optional hot tub and plenty of seating for guests to be entertained in style. The 95 Yacht is based on the classic deep V hull with luxury performance at its heart.

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