Sunseeker 28

Onboard the Sunseeker 28

Sunseeker 28 carries the low, wide-shouldered profile that has defined the yard's larger motor yachts for years, scaled here to a 28-metre hull that still feels spacious on the aft deck and open on the flybridge. Twelve guests move easily between sun pads, a shaded dining area and a cockpit built for lounging rather than crossing distances, and the four cabins below give the boat a genuine base for guests who want somewhere private to retreat to mid-charter.

Based out of Saint-Tropez, the yacht suits an evening departure from the port toward the Gulf anchor field south of town, where the water stays calm enough for a relaxed drink on deck as the light drops over the hills. From there it is a short tender ride to Quai Jean Jaurès for dinner and a walk along the quay, making the boat as workable for a three-hour sunset run as for a longer afternoon on the water.

The four-cabin layout puts Sunseeker 28 in a useful middle ground: roomy enough for a family group or a small circle of friends staying aboard for a night or two, but equally suited to a day charter where the full twelve-guest capacity is used for lunch and swimming rather than sleeping. Couples booking a private evening and small groups planning a short stay both find the cabin count and deck space line up with what they actually need.