Sunseeker 68

Onboard the Sunseeker 68

The Sunseeker 68 sits at a size that reads as substantial without tipping into superyacht scale: 22 metres, three cabins, and day capacity for 12 guests. The layout favours open deck space over cabin count, with a cockpit and aft area built for groups who want to move between shade, sun and the water rather than stay seated for hours. Below deck, the three-cabin arrangement is set up for overnight use by a smaller party, so the yacht works differently depending on whether the booking is a single afternoon or a night aboard.

In the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, this size of motor yacht suits a client lunch anchored off town, where guests can watch the village from the water rather than queue for a quay table. The Sunseeker 68 has the deck space to host a seated group for a few hours, then move position — toward Pampelonne for a beach club tender run, or further along the coast if the group wants open water and a change of scenery before returning to port. It's a practical choice for a corporate afternoon that needs privacy without the scale or cost of a larger charter yacht.

This yacht makes most sense for groups of up to 12 guests who want a full day on the water, or a smaller party of family or friends looking to stay aboard overnight in the three cabins. Anyone considering a longer charter should check the sleeping arrangement against the length of the trip before booking — a vessel sized for a day of hosting doesn't automatically suit two nights aboard with the same group. For a single day out of Saint-Tropez, though, the balance of deck space, guest capacity and manageable size makes the Sunseeker 68 a straightforward option for hosting rather than a compromise.