Sunseeker 68

Onboard the Sunseeker 68

At 22 metres, the Sunseeker 68 sits in that useful middle ground: large enough to host twelve guests across three cabins, compact enough to feel personal rather than corporate. The layout keeps the cockpit and saloon distinct, so a group can split naturally between sun and shade, conversation and quiet, without anyone feeling boxed in.

This is a boat built for movement rather than static display. A typical day might start with a mid-morning departure, a run of an hour or two to a quieter stretch of coast, lunch at anchor, and a slower pace back toward base in the late afternoon. It suits small families with older children, groups of friends travelling together, or couples who want the speed and range to cover ground rather than sit still all day.

With three cabins, the Sunseeker 68 also works for a short overnight run when guests want more than a single day on the water. Guest capacity guidance matters here: twelve on board for a day charter is comfortable, while overnight numbers are better kept closer to the cabin count. As with any charter in this class, the day-rate covers the boat and crew, with fuel and APA discussed separately before booking so there are no surprises once you are underway.