Sunseeker / Sunseeker 116 Yacht
The Sunseeker 116 Yacht embodies the pinnacle of luxury yachting, seamlessly blending style, innovation, and performance. With an impressive length of 35.2 meters, this yacht offers a captivating allure with its sleek lines and contemporary design. The 116 Yacht is powered by twin MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines, delivering a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 26 knots, ensuring an exhilarating yet smooth ride across the seas. The spacious deck areas provide an ideal setting for relaxation and entertainment, featuring a generous flybridge, sunbathing areas, and al fresco dining spaces. The interior is equally opulent, boasting a sophisticated design by the Sunseeker in-house team, who have masterfully crafted a blend of sumptuous materials and cutting-edge technology to create a sanctuary of comfort and luxury. Accommodating up to 10 guests across five well-appointed cabins, including a lavish master suite, the yacht ensures a comfortable and private retreat for all aboard. The Sunseeker 116 Yacht also features a dedicated crew area for up to five members, ensuring top-tier service and seamless operations. Advanced navigation and communication systems are integrated throughout, guaranteeing a safe and enjoyable journey. With a range of 1,250 nautical miles, this yacht is perfect for long voyages and exploring distant shores. The Sunseeker 116 Yacht is not just a vessel, but a statement of elegance and a testament to the brand’s commitment to excellence in luxury yacht building.
Length
35.2M
Beam
7.3M
Draft
2.4M
Volume
245GT
Day Guests
18
Sleeping
10
Cabin
5
Crew
6
Cruise Speed
12KT
Max Speed
26KT
Fuel
20000L
Range
1250NM
Engine
2 x MTU 16V 2000 M96L
Naval
Sunseeker
Exterior
Sunseeker
Interior
Sunseeker
New Starting From
€13,500,000
High Price Brokerage
€11,000,000
Low Price Brokerage
€9,000,000
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Twenty six knots at the top, and a hull that shrugs off rough weather without drama.
Twin MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines drive her to that top speed, settling to a steadier 12 knots when the day calls for range rather than speed. A 20,000 litre fuel capacity supports a genuine 1,250 nautical mile range, and bow and stern thrusters let her turn within her own length, a rare trick for a yacht carrying 140 tonnes of displacement. A 2.4 metre draught keeps some of the shallower harbours off limits, but sea trials have shown her holding a steady course through 40 knot winds and heavy swell, composure that matters more than outright pace once the weather turns.
Dark, uninterrupted glass runs along her hull, with no mullions breaking the line from bow to stern.
That same restraint carries up to the flybridge, where a silent sunroof slides back over a wet bar, a flatscreen and a five person spa pool, all shaded rather than shown off. Forward, the cockpit does double duty: two teak tables convert to sunbeds by day, loungers fill the remaining space, and a second spa pool sits ready for whoever gets there first. Aft, two further folding teak tables and deep seating give a third distinct entertaining zone, so guests are never all gathered in the one spot unless they choose to be.
The owner’s suite runs the full width of the yacht, and there is nothing else on that deck to compete with it.
A king bed and dual walk in wardrobes fill the main deck suite, and four further staterooms below take the sleeping count to ten. Guest cabins carry large port lights and silk headlining rather than the small round windows a yacht this size might otherwise settle for. Wenge cabinetry, pearl toned fabric panelling and Thassos marble detailing run through the interior, a materials palette chosen for depth of colour rather than obvious shine. Eighteen guests can be aboard for the day without the accommodation ever feeling stretched.
This is a yacht built around being entertained, not just being on board.
A Bang & Olufsen system runs to two dozen speakers across the bridge and main decks alone, with independent volume control by area so a party on the flybridge never competes with quiet conversation in the saloon. Overhead, a Murano glass chandelier built from two hundred pieces catches the light without shouting about it. Below, the lazarette garage swallows a sizeable tender alongside a pair of jet skis and several SeaBobs, enough water toys to keep a full guest list occupied for a week without repeating an activity twice.
Little about the 116 is fixed until the owner says so.
Naval architecture, exterior lines and interior design are all handled within Sunseeker, with the yard’s own engineering department carrying the specification through to build. The custom programme goes further than most, giving an owner a genuine say over interior materials, cabin layout, exterior areas and technical equipment before anything is finalised. Six crew are accommodated to run a yacht of this scale properly, from the engine room to the guest decks. For an owner who wants a superyacht built around a specific way of entertaining and living aboard, rather than adapted to fit one, the 116 offers a rare degree of control.
Length
35.2M
Beam
7.3M
Draft
2.4M
Guests
10
Cabins
5
Cruise Speed
12Kt
Max Speed
26Kt
Length
40.1M
Beam
8.1M
Draft
2.9M
Guests
12
Cabins
5
Cruise Speed
16Kt
Max Speed
26Kt
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