Last updated: October 2026
Sunseeker is a British yard based in Poole Harbour, in Dorset, on England’s south coast. It began in 1969 as Poole Power Boats, founded by the brothers Robert and John Braithwaite, and took the Sunseeker International name in 1985. This page counts down 10 large Sunseeker yachts you can charter, then shows 19 more below, from 111.5 feet down to 86.6 feet. The countdown runs from #10, the smallest of the ten, up to #1, the biggest, ranked by the length on each yacht’s listing. Where two boats share a length, the newer one ranks higher. AQUA LIBRA (2018) ranks above PATHOS (2012) at the same listed length of 131 feet.
Every length, guest count and rate below comes from the yacht’s current listing, and every rate is the weekly charter fee before running expenses. For every Sunseeker we list, with rates, see our Sunseeker charter rate list.
Weekly charter fees for the Sunseeker yachts on this page run from about €45,000 per week (BLADE 6 and PALUMBA, both on the cards below) to €235,000 per week (ARADOS) for the yachts priced in euros, and from about $39,500 per week (So What Who Cares, on the cards below) to $145,000 per week (SUNSET) for those priced in dollars. These are the “from” figures on each listing, before APA; ask us for your dates.
Which Sunseeker for Which Group
A starting point. The group labels are our own; the yacht facts come only from the listings. Tell us your group and we will narrow it down.
| Your group | Size band | From this page |
|---|---|---|
| Two couples | 131 ft, 11 to 12 guests | PATHOS: 12 guests in 6 cabins, a master suite on the upper deck with a private sauna, and a VIP suite on the main deck. AQUA LIBRA: 11 guests in 5 staterooms, a full-beam master suite on the main deck and a jacuzzi. |
| Family with young children | 115 ft, 11 guests in 5 staterooms | EVEREAST: 11 guests in 5 staterooms, two twin staterooms that convert to doubles, a jacuzzi with a retractable hood, a Seabob and a jet ski. |
| A larger group, 12 guests | 131 ft, 12 guests in 6 cabins | ABOUT TIME: a jacuzzi on board and a king master on the main deck forward. PATHOS: a main saloon with a central bar and fold-down balconies on both sides. |
| A water-sports week | 115 to 131 ft | NO.9 (131 ft, 10 guests): a garage with a Williams Dieseljet 565 tender, two Seadoo jet skis, two Seabobs, a hydrofoil and fishing gear. MAKANI II (115 ft, 12 guests): 3 Seabobs and a jet ski. |
| The largest yacht on the page | 155 ft, 10 guests in 5 cabins | ARADOS: a sky lounge with a bar, a full-beam master suite with a private balcony and a bathtub, and a jacuzzi on the sun deck. |
What Makes a Sunseeker
According to Wikipedia, the yard builds boats from 38 to 161 feet, mostly in Poole. Each of the ten below lists 10 to 12 guests.
Across the ten below, launch years run from 2009 (BLADE I) to 2019 (SUNSET), and five of the ten have been refitted since 2017. Eight are priced in euros and two, ABOUT TIME and SUNSET, in dollars.
10. BLADE I
“A 2009 Build Refitted in 2026”
BLADE I is a 112 foot (34 m) Sunseeker built in 2009, with a refit in 2026. She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins: a master suite, two VIP suites and two twin staterooms that both convert to doubles. All five have en suite facilities.
Her cruising speed is 15 knots and her top speed 24 knots. Her listing says little beyond her layout and specifications, so ask us for more detail. Rates run from €79,000 to €89,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Greece.
9. MAKANI II
“Fold-Down Terraces and a Sundeck Jacuzzi”
MAKANI II is a 114.8 foot (35 m) Sunseeker built in 2013 and refitted in 2023. She takes 12 guests in 5 cabins, and her convertible twin cabins can become double cabins, giving five doubles. Her listing says her interior volume equals that of a 40 metre yacht.
The salon has fold-down terraces and wide hull windows, the sundeck has a jacuzzi, and a stabilisation system works at anchor and under way. Her water toys include 3 Seabobs and a jet ski. Rates run from €105,000 to €120,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Greece.
8. SUNSET
“A 2019 Build for 12 Guests”
SUNSET is a 114.8 foot (35 m) Sunseeker built in 2019, the newest yacht in this countdown. She takes 12 guests in 5 cabins. Her dual MTU engines give a cruising speed of 16 knots and a top speed of 24 knots.
Her listing gives little detail beyond her specifications, so ask us for more detail. Rates run from $145,000 to $155,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Australia.
7. EVEREAST
“A Family Yacht with a Hooded Jacuzzi”
EVEREAST is a 115 foot (35.05 m) Sunseeker Sport built in 2013 and refitted in 2022. She takes 11 guests in 5 staterooms: a main deck master suite, two VIP staterooms and two twin staterooms that convert to doubles. Her salon has folding balconies and sliding glass doors on both sides.
On the sundeck there is an outdoor bar and a glass-fronted jacuzzi with a retractable hood. A 9 metre chase tender comes with her, and her toys include a Seabob and a jet ski. She cruises at 15 knots and tops out at 27. Rates run from €100,000 to €120,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Sicily, Italy, French Riviera, Sardinia.
From our onboard visit
A wonderfully family-friendly yacht — the crew are used to stepping in as nannies, and a cot can be added for the littlest guests.
6. FLEUR
“Two Jacuzzis and an Outdoor Cinema”
FLEUR is a 115.5 foot (35.2 m) Sunseeker built in 2016. Her listing calls her the first yacht in Sunseeker’s 116 Series to reach the charter market. She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins, with a full-beam master suite forward on the main deck and a bathroom with a marble double basin.
In the main saloon hangs a 200 piece Murano glass chandelier, and a Bang & Olufsen system runs 24 speakers across the bridge and main decks. She has two jacuzzis, an outdoor cinema and a 38 foot chase tender from 2022. Her cruising speed is 14 knots. Rates run from €125,000 to €142,500 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: French Riviera, Provence Coast & Marseille, Corsica, Italy, Malta.
5. PATHOS
“Two Master Cabins and a Sauna”
PATHOS is a 131 foot (39.93 m) Sunseeker built in 2012 and refitted in 2017. She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins, and her main saloon has a central bar and fold-down balconies on both sides. Her cruising speed is 14.5 knots and her top speed 25 knots.
Her listing places a master suite on the upper deck with a private sauna. Rates run from €130,000 to €155,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Croatia, Greece, Turkey.
From our onboard visit
Two master cabins (a rare find) make her perfect for two couples traveling together: one on the main deck with a huge walk-in closet, the other upstairs with its own private aft deck and an en-suite sauna.
4. AQUA LIBRA
“A 2018 Build with a Full-Beam Master”
AQUA LIBRA is a 131 foot (39.93 m) Sunseeker built in 2018. She takes 11 guests in 5 staterooms: a full-beam master suite on the main deck, two VIP suites and two twin staterooms that convert to doubles, one with a pullman berth. She has a jacuzzi and cruises at 18 knots, with a top speed of 23 knots.
The listing includes a broker’s onboard review, which praises her finish of dark varnished wood, soft white carpets and white marble. Rates run from €145,000 to €165,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Greece, Turkey, Croatia.
3. ABOUT TIME
“Six Cabins for 12 Guests”
ABOUT TIME is a 131.23 foot (40 m) Sunseeker built in 2010. She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins: a king master on the main deck forward, four queen cabins and a twin cabin that converts to a double. Her listing shows a jacuzzi on board and describes a jacuzzi in the master bathroom.
Her cruising speed is 13 knots and her top speed 24 knots. Rates run from $125,000 to $150,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Bahamas.
2. NO.9
“A 2018 Build with a Premium Package”
NO.9 is a 131.4 foot (40 m) Sunseeker built in 2018. She takes 10 guests in 5 ensuite cabins, with a full-beam master suite forward on the main deck and a Statuario marble bathroom. Her interior is by the British designers Vickers Studio, and her listing says the shipyard fitted 1.5 million euros of upgrades new, including stabilisers and a stern thruster.
On deck, the sundeck has a sound system, a DJ setup and a bar with a pop-up TV. The garage holds a Williams Dieseljet 565 tender, two Seadoo jet skis, two Seabobs, a hydrofoil and fishing gear. Rates run from €135,000 to €180,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: French Riviera, Provence Coast & Marseille, Corsica, Italy.
1. ARADOS
“One of the Largest Sunseekers Ever Built”
ARADOS is a 155.2 foot (47.3 m) Sunseeker built in 2014 and refitted in 2018. Her listing calls her one of the largest Sunseeker yachts ever built. She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins, with two VIP cabins on the main deck and a full-beam master suite with a private balcony and a bathtub. The interior is by Pierre-Yves Rochon, the designer behind hotels such as the George V in Paris.
Her upper deck has a sky lounge with a bar, and the sliding doors of the dining area open onto balconies on both sides. There is a jacuzzi on the sun deck. She cruises at 14 knots and tops out at 20. Rates run from €235,000 to €255,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Italy, Provence Coast & Marseille, Corsica, French Riviera.
A Sample Week in the Cyclades with AQUA LIBRA
A seven-night route through the Cyclades, Athens to Mykonos, with AQUA LIBRA as the example because her listing names Greece, Turkey and Croatia as her cruising areas. It follows our own Cyclades itinerary page and is a general suggested route, not a plan set for her. Any captain adjusts the order to the meltemi, Greece’s summer wind. AQUA LIBRA takes 11 guests in 5 staterooms.
- Day 1, Athens to Kythnos, about 38 nm. Out past Cape Sounion and the Temple of Poseidon, then the Kolona sandbar.
- Day 2, Kythnos to Serifos, about 25 nm. Lunch at anchor under the hilltop Chora, then dinner up in the village.
- Day 3, Serifos to Milos, about 35 nm. Sarakiniko or Mandrakia for lunch, then the tender to the Kleftiko sea caves.
- Day 4, Milos to Folegandros via Polyaigos, about 40 nm. A swim at the uninhabited island, then dinner in the clifftop Chora.
- Day 5, Folegandros to Santorini via Sikinos, about 30 nm. Into the caldera by sea. The caldera is exposed, so where to spend the night is the captain’s call.
- Day 6, Santorini to Amorgos via Ios, about 55 nm. A morning at the Nea Kameni hot springs, lunch at Ios, and the Hozoviotissa monastery in the evening if the group has energy.
- Day 7, Amorgos to Mykonos via Paros and Delos, about 65 nm. A swim off Paros, a pass by Delos and a farewell dinner in Mykonos.
Source: The Scenic Route to Mykonos: 7-Day Charter from Athens.
More Sunseeker Yachts You Can Charter
These are more Sunseeker yachts on our list, ordered by length, longest first. Each card shows the yacht’s current listing, with her length, guests, cabins and weekly rate.
What These Sunseekers Cost
Among the ten above, the eight euro rates run from €79,000 per week (BLADE I) to €255,000 per week (ARADOS, top of her range), and the two dollar rates from $125,000 per week (ABOUT TIME) to $155,000 per week (SUNSET, top of her range). Those are charter fees only. Fuel, food, drinks and berthing are paid on top, so ask us for your real total and your own dates before you book. Our guide to what a yacht charter costs walks through the full bill, and the Sunseeker rate list shows current rates.
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