G.T.U. is a brand new Sunseeker, delivered in 2026 and built around the yard latest deep-V hull. At 23.6 metres she is compact enough to feel personal yet generous enough to host eight guests in real comfort, which makes her one of the more versatile motor yachts in her class on the Mediterranean charter market.
Her appeal starts with movement. The deep-V hull and full stabilisation, working both underway and at anchor, give her a composed, planted feel whether she is crossing open water at a 22 knot cruise or holding station in a quiet bay. With a top speed of 32 knots she covers ground quickly when the plan changes, so a long lunch in one anchorage and dinner in another becomes an easy day rather than an ambitious one.
Life on board is organised around the flybridge. Set beneath a sleek composite hardtop, it carries an electric retractable canopy and an aft awning, so guests choose sun or shade as the day turns. There is room to lounge, to dine and to watch the coast slide past, and it quickly becomes the natural gathering point from breakfast to the last drink of the evening.
The rest of the exterior is just as considered. Forward, the foredeck is laid out with large sunbeds and flexible seating, a calm spot for morning coffee or an afternoon with a book. Aft, the cockpit connects directly to the interior for easy indoor and outdoor living, while the stern folds open into a compact beach club. Fold-down seating, a rain shower and a barbecue grill turn the waterline into a social space, and the extended bathing platform makes getting in and out of the sea effortless.
Inside, the main deck is bright and open plan. The saloon is arranged around a comfortable seating area beneath large windows, with a separate dining space for eight and an open galley that keeps the crew close to the action without intruding on it. The lower helm sits within the same volume, a practical touch that keeps the yacht feeling connected and simple to run. Soft neutral tones, pale timber and generous natural light give the interior a relaxed, contemporary mood.
Accommodation is for eight guests across four ensuite cabins. The full-beam master amidships is the standout, with hull windows running the width of the yacht, a private seating area and abundant storage. A forward VIP and two further guest cabins complete the layout, each finished to the same calm standard and served by its own bathroom, so a family or two couples travel with equal ease.
A crew of three looks after the yacht and her guests, handling everything from the galley to the toys. For charter parties who want a modern, capable and easy going yacht for a week in the Mediterranean, G.T.U. offers a great deal of yacht in a manageable package, with the pace and privacy to shape each day exactly as they please.
There is energy on tap too. A tender and a selection of watersports toys are on hand for the days that call for more than a swim, and the crew set them up and stow them away so guests simply enjoy the water. Based in the Mediterranean, she puts the coves of the Balearics, the French and Italian coastlines and the islands of Croatia within comfortable reach across a week on board, shaping an itinerary around the weather and the mood of the group rather than a fixed plan.
