Thumper

Onboard the Thumper

Thumper carries her 40 metres with the low, purposeful stance typical of Sunseeker's larger builds — more coastal cruiser than floating hotel. Below decks, five cabins are arranged to sleep twelve guests without anyone feeling stacked on top of the next cabin, while the saloon and aft deck give the group room to spread out rather than cluster around a single table.

She suits a slower kind of Mediterranean run: a few hours along one stretch of coast, a longer lunch stop than most day charters allow, and enough range in the schedule to cross into a neighbouring country's waters if the group wants a second stamp on the trip. Customs and border formalities on that kind of hop are worth flagging to the broker early, since they shape how the days are sequenced.

Twelve guests across five cabins makes Thumper a natural fit for an extended family taking the boat for several days, or a small group of partners who want privacy without the scale of a larger superyacht. As with any charter this size, the day rate covers the vessel and crew, while fuel and the Advance Provisioning Allowance are settled separately — a broker can walk through realistic guest-capacity and consumption expectations before the contract is signed.