Sunseeker
Sunseeker 88 Yacht
26.38 m overall · 6.47 m beam
4 cabins
Monaco · Private yacht charter
The Sunseeker 88 Yacht and 90 Ocean provide two starting records for a Monaco visit. Read their layouts with your guests’ spaces and the service you want in mind. A saved profile can then support a specific conversation about the yacht being offered, rather than leave the request at a manufacturer name.
Your charter request
Tell us your dates, guest count and plans for the coast. We will put together a yacht charter proposal with the boarding arrangement, included services and a quote for your trip.
The yacht, availability and total price are confirmed in your personal proposal.
Yacht models for your charter
Sunseeker
26.38 m overall · 6.47 m beam
4 cabins
Sunseeker
27.10 m overall · 7.16 m beam
4 cabins
Sunseeker
17.14 m overall · 4.93 m beam
2 cabins; 3-cabin option
Sunseeker
21.20 m overall · 5.20 m beam
Two- and three-guest-cabin examples documented; layout varies by vessel
Sunseeker
21.07 m overall · 5.13 m beam
Four guest cabins and three heads in the documented 2015 example; separate crew cabin
Sunseeker
23.60 m overall · 5.95 m beam
Four guest cabins and four bathrooms in the manufacturer layout
Sunseeker
25.15 m in the documented 2006 example · Beam: 6.17 m in the documented 2006 example
Four guest cabins; bathroom and bed arrangements vary between documented examples
Sunseeker
26.30 m overall · 6.47 m beam
Four en-suite guest cabins in the documented 2020 layout; other arrangements exist
Sunseeker
28.15 m overall · 6.50 m beam
Four en-suite guest cabins in the documented 2013 example; separate crew accommodation
Sunseeker
Approximately 28 m; cited 2008 example 27.43 m · 6.30 m beam
Documented four-cabin plan with master, VIP and two convertible twin rooms
Sunseeker
34.53 m overall · 7.39 m beam
Five-cabin references, including a main-deck principal suite and four lower-deck rooms
Sunseeker
20.50 m overall · 5.10 m beam
Three guest cabins including a full-beam master; alternative layouts and crew space vary
Sunseeker
11.33 m in the primary brokerage references · 3.10 m beam
Compact forward double-berth area and saloon; privacy and berth conversions depend on the yacht
Sunseeker
Approximately 13.5 m; regional brochure 13.49 m · Beam: 3.63 m in the cited 2008 brokerage example
One-cabin model with compact saloon and galley; individual sleeping arrangements vary
Begin by distinguishing a coastal charter from a stationary event request. For a day under way, choose a western or eastern coastal emphasis and say how much time should remain for lunch, swimming or a shore appointment. Ask the operator to identify the real departure marina and any repositioning. The Sunseeker name says nothing about where guests can board on the date you choose.
For Grand Prix hospitality, the model is only one part of the offer. Establish private use or shared admission, the status of a particular berth, evidence of the view and the access arrangements for each guest. A larger flybridge does not itself confer a circuit view. The occasion needs a written scope before you can sensibly judge the vessel against it.
The Sunseeker 88 Yacht and 90 Ocean are close enough in published overall length to invite comparison, but their proportions differ. The builder lists the 88 at 26.38 metres with a 6.47-metre beam, and the 90 Ocean at 27.10 metres with a 7.16-metre beam. Both manufacturer pages show four cabins. Those facts suggest examining the plans carefully rather than making the model number a ranking of comfort.
An organiser seeking a lunch venue may care about the outdoor table and crew circulation. A family planning nights aboard may prefer a particular cabin division. The relevant comparison is the offered yacht’s layout and equipment, with current photographs. Layouts and equipment can vary by year and later alterations; confirm availability and the current specification for your dates.
Keep three figures separate in the brief: guests cruising, people sleeping aboard and any additional stationary visitors. Manufacturer cabin or berth information describes the design; the operator confirms the actual charter limits and any event conditions. Then match the beds, bathrooms and living areas to the party. Four rooms can still involve differences that matter to couples or families.
Service also deserves specific language. Explain whether you want an informal lunch, a staffed celebration or several days of meals aboard. Ask who will deliver it, what preparation is required and how the chosen yacht supports it. A builder’s attractive galley or dining photograph cannot establish the crew package in a charter quote.
If Sunseeker is important to you, say which feature prompted the preference. You may also welcome a comparable yacht with a more suitable boarding point, cabin plan or service arrangement. Ask each proposal to identify the actual vessel, year, equipment, confirmed capacities, crew and total cost assumptions.
Use this ledger to keep boarding and shore appointments beside the yacht dossier. When you continue to the enquiry, the notes go with you; they do not reserve a charter.
Dates · Guests · Yacht
Send the date, guests and intended duration. Add a model, meal or event requirement so the proposal addresses the charter you want.