QUANTUM is a Sunseeker 95, delivered in 2017 and given a full refit in 2025, and she makes the most of a 28 metre hull. This is the sharp, athletic Sunseeker look done well: a low fast profile, a planing hull on twin MTU power and, crucially, fold-out terraces and a large flybridge that give her the deck space and the sense of volume of a noticeably larger yacht. For a group that wants pace between anchorages and a lot of outdoor living for the money, she is a sharp, well judged package.
Ten guests sleep in five cabins. The signature room is the master, set across the main deck forward on a split level, with big hull windows and a fold-out balcony that opens the whole stateroom to the sea and the light. Below are two further doubles and two convertible cabins that make up as either twins or doubles, each with its own bathroom, so the layout adapts to a family or a group of friends. A crew of four runs her, and stabilisers keep her steady both at anchor and under way.
The main deck living space is bright and social. The salon runs in pale timber and cream with a long sofa, low tables and glass down both sides, and full doors aft that slide open to the shaded aft deck so the room and the sea join up at anchor. A dining table sits forward under large windows for meals with the whole group, and a softer second seating area gives the salon a quieter corner. The flow is easy and open, the kind of main deck that suits a relaxed week rather than formal entertaining.
The top of the yacht is the reason to book her. The flybridge is given over almost entirely to sun and water: a spa pool set among loungers and seating, a bar and shaded dining under the hardtop, all high above the sea with a long open view. It is a genuine second living deck rather than a token upper helm, and on a warm evening it becomes the centre of the yacht. The aft cockpit and swim platform keep the water close for anyone who would rather be in the sea than above it.
A tender and a spread of watersports toys come with the yacht, launched off the swim platform for a day spent in the water. QUANTUM cruises comfortably between islands and has the pace in reserve to cover ground quickly when the plan changes, which suits the way charter weeks actually run. The 2025 refit means she presents as a current yacht, with fresh finishes and systems rather than the wear an eight year old hull can carry.
Her home waters are the East Mediterranean, the Greek islands and the Turkish coast, where short hops between anchorages reward a yacht that is quick, shallow enough for the coves and generous with outdoor space. From the Cyclades to the Dodecanese and the bays around Bodrum and Gocek, QUANTUM gives a group a fast, sociable base for a week built around the water, at a price that sits well below the larger yachts offering the same flybridge life.
