The 134 Superyacht is Sunseeker’s new flagship statement, a 40.45 metre motor yacht that pushes the Poole yard’s design language into genuine superyacht territory. The profile is longer and lower than the 131 it succeeds, with extended superstructure lines, deep hull glazing and a hardtop that carries the eye aft.
Volume is the real story. A forward main deck master suite takes the quietest part of the boat, available with his and hers en suites, and the guest accommodation sleeps ten across five cabins, each with its own bathroom. Crew quarters connect directly to the galley, so service moves without crossing guest space.
Outside, Sunseeker leaves the choices open. The aft cockpit, upper deck and flybridge can be specified with a spa tub or a second helm, and the aft lower deck opens onto an extended bathing platform and seating that puts guests at sea level.
Twin MTU 12V 2000 M96X diesels drive her through shafts to 20 knots, with twin MTU 16V 2000 M97L available as an upgrade and an optional exhaust after-treatment system for owners cruising in stricter emissions zones. Range runs to 1,600 nautical miles at 10 knots from 24,750 litres of fuel, enough for a season on either side of the Atlantic.
For a buyer stepping up from a large flybridge yacht, the 134 offers a 346 gross tonne platform that still handles like a Sunseeker.
