Sunseeker 115

Onboard the Sunseeker 115

The Sunseeker 115 carries her 35 metres with a low, purposeful profile that reads closer to a sports yacht than a superyacht, even with five cabins arranged below deck. Twelve guests find genuine separation on board: a bow lounge set apart from the aft dining area, a sundeck spa positioned clear of the saloon's main traffic, and a swim platform that quickly becomes the most used square metre on the boat once she stops for the day.

A day on board this yacht tends to follow a simple logic rather than a fixed script: run out at her cruising speed near 23 knots to reach open water early, anchor for a long break off the swim platform, then let the afternoon slow around the sundeck spa while lunch is served under the al-fresco dining area aft. Guests who prefer one long, well-used stop over a string of quick coves get the most from her - the deck spaces are built for staying, not for passing through.

With five cabins and a maximum of twelve guests, the Sunseeker 115 suits couples travelling together, a small family marking an occasion, or a compact corporate group that wants room without excess. Given her size, running costs and APA are usually discussed as a fuel-and-provisioning estimate rather than a flat figure, and it is worth confirming guest numbers early - cabin layout changes considerably depending on whether five couples, or twelve guests loosely grouped, are the ones actually sitting around the boat.