LORENA is a brand new Sunseeker, a 27.43 metre motor yacht delivered in 2026 and already working the clear water of the US Virgin Islands. She is a current, confident flybridge design built for warm weather cruising, with the open deck space, bright interior and easy pace that make a Caribbean charter feel effortless. For a group of up to eight, she offers four cabins, a sociable layout and the reassurance of a yacht straight off the line.
Her natural stage is the Virgin Islands and the wider eastern Caribbean, a cruising ground of short hops, sheltered anchorages and reef lined bays. LORENA is set up to make the most of it, quick enough at 27 knots to reach the next island before lunch, yet happiest lying at anchor with the swim platform in use and a tender ready to run guests ashore. Warm, calm and close knit, these are waters that reward a yacht that can linger, and she is built to do exactly that.
Life on board gravitates to the open air. The flybridge is the social heart of the yacht, an upper deck of sun pads, shaded seating and a bar that catches the breeze. Below it, the aft deck is laid for alfresco dining at the waterline, and a forward sunpad gives a quieter spot to watch an anchorage settle. A spread of water toys turns the bathing platform into the busiest part of the yacht, and the easy flow between deck levels keeps everyone where they want to be.
Inside, the Sunseeker design language is clear: light, contemporary and uncluttered. The main deck opens into a bright salon glazed along both sides so the sea stays part of the room, flowing forward to an interior dining area set against the galley. Above, a separate sky lounge gives the group a cooler, more private second living space, its pale palette lifted by warm accents. The mood throughout is modern and calm, built around natural light and easy movement rather than heavy detailing.
Accommodation sleeps eight across four cabins. The master is a generous, light filled retreat with sea views to both sides, and the guest cabins are finished to the same crisp, current standard. Being a 2026 delivery, everything is new, from the joinery to the systems, which on charter translates into comfort and reliability as much as style.
A professional crew of four runs the yacht with the discreet, anticipatory service that makes a week away feel seamless, keeping the galley busy, the toys ready and the itinerary flexible. On a yacht of this size, that smooth, unobtrusive service is what turns a good charter into a memorable one.
What recommends LORENA is simply how well matched she is to her purpose. She is new, so the finish and systems are current. She has the deck space, the sky lounge and the toys that charter guests actually use. She sleeps eight in four proper cabins. And she is based in one of the most rewarding warm water cruising grounds anywhere. For a group that wants a modern, well proportioned yacht and an easy Caribbean pace, she is a sharp, contemporary choice.
