The 82 Ocean Enclosed answers a question Sunseeker buyers have been asking for years: what happens when the flybridge is closed in and the helm moves off the main deck. The answer is volume. With a single helm station upstairs and a fully enclosed upper deck, the main deck saloon becomes one continuous social room wrapped in full-height vertical glazing, closer to a penthouse apartment than a 25 metre motor yacht.
Sunseeker leaves the plan open. Owners can specify an open galley with dining aft and a bar forward, or move the galley amidships and enclose it to separate crew from guests. A glazed floating staircase sits centrally without breaking the sightlines. Fixed furniture is kept to a minimum and most of the deck runs on a single level, including between the master and the VIP below, which is rare at this size.
Accommodation is equally flexible. A main deck master is available for owners who want the forward views and direct foredeck access, or the full beam master can stay aft on the lower deck with twin basins and a vanity. Standard configuration adds a forward VIP and two guest cabins, with an optional extra berth cabin and separate crew quarters forward of the engine room.
MAN power on shafts delivers up to 25 knots, and 8,500 litres of fuel gives a 900 nautical mile range at displacement speed.
