Sunseeker 88

Onboard the Sunseeker 88

The Sunseeker 88 sits at 27 metres, a proportion that reads as substantial from the tender but never overwhelms once guests step aboard. Four cabins give the layout real weight for a multi-day booking, while the open-plan salon and aft cockpit keep the mood relaxed rather than formal — a boat built for long lunches at anchor as much as for covering distance between coastal stops.

On a typical day out of a Mediterranean base, the Sunseeker 88 suits a party that wants one destination rather than a checklist: a slow run along the coast, a long stop in a quiet bay for swimming, and a return timed to the light rather than the clock. With twelve guests as the practical ceiling, the boat holds a family group or a small circle of friends comfortably, without the scale — or the logistics — of a larger superyacht.

Bookings are arranged with a clear day-rate and fuel basis agreed before departure, so guests know from the outset what covers the charter itself and what sits under provisioning or an APA-style allowance for fuel and consumables. For a 27-metre yacht of this build, that clarity matters as much as the layout — it keeps a single day on the water or a longer coastal run equally straightforward to plan.