Speed and space rarely share a hull this neatly. OKSANCHIK is a Sunseeker 115 Sport Yacht, a 34 metre motor yacht that pairs a genuine 22 knot top end with the kind of open deck volume usually reserved for slower boats. Delivered in 2013 and refreshed in a 2021 refit, she suits a charter party that wants to cover ground by day and settle into real comfort by night.
Her performance comes from a composite hull and twin MTU engines, which push her to a 22 knot maximum and hold a relaxed 12 knot cruise. That reach turns a week into a wider map: a long coastline, a scattered group of islands, a lunch stop that would be out of range for a heavier yacht. Zero speed stabilisers keep her steady once the anchor is down.
The flybridge is her signature space. A hot tub sits forward with seating and sunbathing arranged around it, giving the whole party a social deck high above the water. Below, the main deck opens through a starboard patio door onto a drop-down balcony, a fold-out terrace that brings guests almost to sea level and floods the interior with light and air. Aft, a shaded deck carries dining and lounging that flow straight out from the saloon.
Ken Freivokh designed the interior, and it shows in the detail. The main saloon is light and contemporary, with soft seating grouped for conversation and a separate dining area for shared meals. The mood is modern rather than formal, built around easy movement between inside and out.
Accommodation runs to five cabins for ten guests. The master is finished with warm accents and generous natural light, and the layout mixes three doubles with two twins, so the yacht flexes easily between couples, families and mixed groups. Bathrooms are crisply finished, several with both a shower and a tub.
The water is never far away. A hydraulic swim platform lowers to launch the tender and the toys, then doubles as a boarding and swimming step at anchor. The transom opens the yacht to the sea for the parts of a charter that matter most, the hours spent in the water rather than looking at it.
OKSANCHIK carries five crew, enough to run her at pace and still deliver attentive service to a full guest list. She flies the Malta flag and holds 236 gross tonnes of volume within her sporty profile, a reminder that this is a serious cruising yacht dressed as a fast one.
For a charter group that values both performance and polish, she offers a rare combination: the handling and speed of a sport yacht, the deck life of something larger, and an interior signed by one of the most recognisable names in yacht design. She is quick when the plan calls for distance, and calm when it calls for a long afternoon at anchor with the hot tub running and the balcony down.
Modern, sharp and easy to enjoy, OKSANCHIK is built for guests who want their week to move at their own pace, fast or slow, and to look good doing it.
