Sunseeker 28

Onboard the Sunseeker 28

At 28 metres, the Sunseeker 28 sits at the more approachable end of the superyacht bracket — large enough to carry a genuine multi-day charter, compact enough to still feel personal rather than cavernous. Four cabins sleep up to twelve guests, a ratio that keeps a group close without crowding, and the layout follows Sunseeker's familiar lines: uncluttered, deck space built for lingering rather than passing through.

For charters that run several days rather than a single afternoon, the size works in the guest's favour. There is enough capacity for island-hopping legs along a European coastline without the running costs turning into a surprise at the end of the week. Day-rate, fuel and onboard supply costs are set out before departure, so a group planning a five- or six-day route knows exactly what it is committing to before it leaves.

Twelve guests is the working ceiling for overnight cruising across the four cabins; for a single-day outing along the coast, the same boat can comfortably host a similar number on deck. That makes the Sunseeker 28 a practical fit for a family group dividing its time between swimming stops and a proper lunch, or for a small corporate gathering that wants privacy without needing to book something considerably larger.