Sunseeker 95

Onboard the Sunseeker 95

The Sunseeker 95 carries her 29 metres with the poise of a much larger boat, holding a steady 26 knots when the crossing calls for it and settling into an easy pace when it doesn't. Her aft deck is arranged around al fresco dining — a table set for lingering rather than quick stops — while the swim platform at the stern turns the move from deck to water into something unhurried.

Out of Port de Saint-Tropez, she suits a shorter run rather than a long passage: an afternoon across the Gulf to anchor within sight of the town, the jacuzzi filling as the light drops, dinner served on deck instead of ashore. It's a format that rewards a boat this size — close enough to reach without an early start, spacious enough that four cabins never feel like a squeeze.

Twelve guests across four cabins keep the Sunseeker 95 in family and small-group territory rather than large-event territory — a client lunch for a corporate host, a weekend split between two families, a short charter built around one clear plan instead of a long list of stops. Day charters and short overnight runs both suit her; the booking conversation is usually about which shape of day works, not whether the boat can hold the group.