GLASAX brings the Sunseeker 90 Ocean to the Western Mediterranean with a layout built around light, flow and time spent outside. Delivered in 2022, she reads as a modern Sunseeker: a clean, athletic profile, wide glazing and deck spaces that open to the sea rather than enclose it. For a yacht of 27 metres she carries remarkable social volume, and her designers used every metre of it.
Her signature is the sun deck. A glass fronted jacuzzi sits aft with sun pads to either side, while a bar and dining area shelter under a hard top whose central section retracts for open sky. Forward, a run of adjustable sun loungers with their own side tables turns the foredeck into a second lounge. The transom hides a quiet piece of theatre: a section of the swim platform drops to form a water toy dock, and the aft door folds down into a large sea facing sunbed, the Sunseeker X-TEND feature.
Inside, the main deck is arranged as a semi open salon and galley, a choice that keeps the space bright and connected. The saloon is finished in warm woods and soft neutral tones, with full height windows that pull the horizon indoors. Forward sits a formal dining area for eight, close enough to the social spaces to stay part of the gathering. The lower helm and wheelhouse keep the yacht easy to run for her crew of four.
Accommodation is for eight guests across four cabins. The full beam master takes the prime position on the main deck, with its own run of hull windows and generous natural light. Below, a pair of double cabins and a twin welcome family and friends, each with an ensuite and large portholes that keep the lower deck feeling open. The mood stays consistent throughout: considered, contemporary and easy to live in.
GLASAX suits guests who want a yacht that moves between anchorages and marinas with equal ease. Twin MAN V12 engines give her a top speed of 27 knots and a relaxed cruise around 18, enough to reach a lunch stop quickly and settle in before the crowd arrives. Her cruising ground is the Western Mediterranean, from the Riviera and the Balearics to the quieter bays that reward a yacht of this size.
What stands out is balance. She is small enough to feel private and personal, large enough to host without compromise, and detailed enough to reward a longer stay. The deck spaces invite slow mornings and long evenings, the interior offers shade and calm when the sun climbs high, and the crew keep the experience quietly seamless. GLASAX is a precise, modern reading of what a 27 metre charter yacht can be, and a natural choice for a week spent close to the water.
A generous tender and toy package extends the day well beyond the deck. Guests can push off on paddleboards and seabobs from the submersible platform, drop into the water straight from the swim steps, or set off to a quiet cove in the tender while lunch is laid out back aboard. For families, the shallow draft and the easy connection between the water and the aft deck make long afternoons simple to manage.
Evenings settle into a slower rhythm. The sun deck bar comes into its own at sunset, the salon opens to the aft deck for dinner under the stars, and the crew adjust the mood from lively to calm without a word needing to be said. It is this quiet competence, more than any single feature, that defines a week aboard GLASAX.
