Sunseeker builds motor yachts in Poole on the Dorset coast and is the largest British manufacturer of luxury motorboats, producing a range from 55 to over 161 feet across flybridge, sport, predator and yacht categories. Founded in 1969, Sunseeker established an early market in the Mediterranean and has maintained its position there across five decades, delivering yachts whose performance under power matches the exterior aggression of the hull styling.
Four Sunseeker yachts charter in the South of France and western Mediterranean, with Antibes among the principal bases for the fleet in summer. The range in charter covers the larger Sunseeker models, typically 75 to 131 feet, with four cabin layouts, contemporary British interiors and the outdoor cockpit emphasis that Sunseeker production has prioritised across its range. Speed capability on Sunseeker hulls is generally above the Mediterranean average for equivalent size.
Weekly charter rates vary with vessel size, season and specification. The advance provisioning allowance, typically 30 percent of the base rate, covers fuel, food, berthing, drinks and marina fees and should be included in any initial budget before heads of terms are agreed.
Antibes suits a Sunseeker charter because the port allows fast passage in any direction and Sunseeker hull performance rewards it. Monaco is less than an hour at moderate cruise, Saint-Tropez is reachable for lunch from a morning departure and the Italian Riviera to Portofino is within a half-day passage. The Iles de Lerins, fifteen minutes from Port Vauban, provide immediate access to calm anchorage for guests who want the contrast of settled water against the pace of Riviera port life.
