Sunseeker 88

Onboard the Sunseeker 88

At 27 metres, the Sunseeker 88 sits at a size that reads as a genuine superyacht from the quay yet stays practical to handle around the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Four cabins sleep up to 12 guests, which puts this yacht in a comfortable middle ground: enough room for two families to have separate cabins, or for a mixed group of couples and colleagues to spread out over a multi-day charter without feeling stacked on top of each other. The layout favours guests who want superyacht presence without the deck space and running costs of a 40-metre-plus vessel.

The Sunseeker 88 works well for a client lunch or afternoon reception anchored in the Gulf with the village in view — a format that suits corporate groups who need a private setting and enough covered and open deck area to move between a seated meal and open-air conversation. It is equally suited to a couple or two families booking two or three days on the water, splitting time between an anchorage off town and a run toward Port Grimaud or the islands to the west, with the four cabins giving everyone their own space to retreat to in the evening.

Guests weighing this yacht against smaller day boats or larger 40m-plus superyachts should think about group size and trip length: 12 guests and 4 cabins make it a strong fit for a full day out from Saint-Tropez or an overnight-plus itinerary, rather than a large-format event boat. As with any charter in this size bracket, guest numbers, cabin allocation and the planned route should be checked against the booking before confirming dates, particularly across the July and August season when quay space and anchor fields fill early.