Sunseeker 115



Weekly: €102,000
Specifications
- Length
- 35 m
- Guests
- 12
- Cabins
- 5
- Crew
- 5
- Top speed
- 23 kn
- Brand
- Sunseeker
Onboard the Sunseeker 115
At 35 metres, the Sunseeker 115 sits at the upper end of what most charter parties in Saint-Tropez will ever step aboard, and the layout is built around that scale rather than apologising for it. Five cabins sleep up to 12 guests, with enough separation between decks that a family group and a working charter both have room to keep their own rhythm. The bow lounge gives a second social zone away from the main deck, useful when guests split between sunbathing and shade, and the sundeck spa pool turns the top deck into a stopping point rather than a walkway. Cruising at around 23 knots, the yacht covers ground quickly enough to make longer days on the water practical without turning transit into the main event.
The al-fresco dining area does the job Saint-Tropez charters most often ask of a boat this size: a seated lunch or dinner with the village or the Gulf as backdrop, served without guests having to retreat indoors. That makes the Sunseeker 115 a reasonable choice for a corporate afternoon on the water — a client lunch anchored off the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, with the sundeck spa and bow lounge giving people somewhere to disperse to before or after the meal. It works equally well for a private family or friends charter with the same structure: anchor, eat outdoors, use the swim platform for access to the water rather than a formal itinerary of stops.
Guests boarding at Port de Saint-Tropez should expect a boat sized for groups who want space as much as speed — five cabins and a 12-guest capacity suit a full charter party rather than a couple wanting a smaller day boat. Given the size, an anchor position in the Gulf is the more likely setup than a Nouveau Port berth during the summer months, when quay space is limited. Anyone considering the Sunseeker 115 for a multi-day route or a specific guest count should confirm cabin allocation and capacity against the trip plan before booking, since a yacht built for a full charter party is a different proposition from one meant for an afternoon on the water.