Sunseeker 90

Onboard the Sunseeker 90

At 28 metres, the Sunseeker 90 reads as a proper motor yacht rather than a stretched sportsboat — a low, wide beam that keeps the aft deck and saloon on nearly one level, so twelve guests can move between sun lounging, shade and the cockpit without climbing stairs every time the light shifts. Four cabins below give it real overnight range: two-night charters can be planned around this boat without treating the sleeping arrangement as an afterthought.

A common way to use her out of Saint-Tropez is a late-afternoon departure from the Nouveau Port, running the coast toward Pampelonne as the light drops, then holding position offshore while the sun goes down over the peninsula before turning back into port for the evening. The hull carries speed comfortably enough that the outbound run doesn't eat into the hour that actually matters, and the aft deck seating is oriented for exactly this kind of watching-the-horizon use rather than a fast crossing.

The Sunseeker 90 suits a couple with family or close friends filling the four cabins, or a smaller group who want the deck space of a larger yacht without the scale of a full superyacht charter. Guest numbers and cabin count are checked against what's actually being planned — a single sunset run out of Saint-Tropez asks less of the boat than a two-night stay aboard, and the two shouldn't be quoted the same way.