NIGORA is a 2025 Sunseeker, and she carries the shipyard’s current thinking from bow to transom: a long, purposeful profile, a generous beam held aft, and the kind of deck-to-sea connection that has made the British yard a fixture on the charter market. At just over 28 metres she sits in a sweet spot, large enough for ten guests to spread out, compact enough to slip into the harbours that matter.
Performance is part of her character. Twin MTU engines push her to 26 knots flat out and hold a relaxed 24-knot cruise, so she covers ground when the plan calls for it and settles quickly when it does not. That pace suits the way she is marketed: Caribbean island hopping through the winter, then a Mediterranean season working the French and Italian coasts. Either way she arrives ready, with the running shots in her gallery showing a yacht that is clearly happiest underway.
Life aboard is organised around light and flow. The main saloon is open and bright, with full-height glazing on both sides and a palette that stays current without chasing fashion. A dedicated dining area seats the full party, and a bridge-deck bar gives the crew a second service point for drinks and informal meals closer to the sun. Aft, the main deck opens to a shaded dining setting, and the flybridge is built around comfort, with a bar, deep seating and a sunbathing zone that becomes the natural centre of the day.
The exterior deserves its billing. A broad foredeck and a sun-soaked aft cockpit give guests room to choose their own mood, from a quiet morning coffee to a long lunch in company, and the water is never far away. Aerial frames of NIGORA running show the clean wake and confident stance that mark a well-sorted Sunseeker.
Below, accommodation runs to five cabins for ten guests, served by a professional crew of four. The master takes pride of place with the beam, the light and the finish to match, while the guest cabins mix doubles and a twin to keep the layout flexible for families and friends. Every space is finished to the standard a 2025 delivery implies, with crisp detailing, generous storage and en-suite bathrooms throughout.
NIGORA makes a clear, modern case. She is quick, she is comfortable, and she is dressed in a contemporary Sunseeker style that reads as confident rather than loud. For a party of ten looking to move easily between anchorages, lunch on deck and swim off the stern, she is a precise and current answer, in the Caribbean through the winter and across the Mediterranean through the summer.
The practical detail backs up the promise. The swim platform and aft cockpit make the water easy to reach, whether the plan is a swim before breakfast, a session on the toys or a quiet launch of the tender for a run ashore. The crew of four is sized to look after ten guests properly, which in practice means the service stays attentive without ever feeling crowded, and the layout keeps the working of the yacht out of sight. For charter guests, that balance of pace, comfort and discretion is the whole point, and it is where a current Sunseeker like NIGORA quietly excels.
