Sunseeker 76

The Sunseeker 76 sits at the sport-yacht end of the fleet: 23 metres of low, fast lines built for a cruising speed of around 28 knots, with an open cockpit and aft deck that keep guests close to the waterline rather than stacked above it. Below deck, three cabins give the layout a genuine overnight option for smaller groups, while by day the boat comfortably carries up to 10 guests across her outdoor and social spaces. It is a yacht built to move quickly between anchorages rather than to sit at anchor as a floating villa.

On the water, the swim platform does most of the work — a low, stable step-off point for guests easing into a bay rather than jumping from height, which makes the Sunseeker 76 a practical choice for a day out with a mixed group of confident swimmers and more cautious ones. The aft deck sets up for al-fresco dining once the anchor is down, so lunch or a late breakfast can run outside with the coastline in view rather than being confined to an interior salon. Along the Sardinian coast, that combination suits a run from Porto Cervo toward the calmer bays of the Costa Smeralda, or a faster push out to the Maddalena archipelago for guests who want more time in the water and less time in transit.

This is a yacht for groups who want speed and an open-air feel over sheer square metreage — couples travelling with another couple or two, small families with older children, or a compact corporate group looking for a fast, informal day on the water rather than a formal reception. The three-cabin layout also makes it workable for a short multi-day booking out of Sardinia for a party happy to keep numbers modest. Because she is quick to position, the Sunseeker 76 can suit last-minute date changes better than larger tonnage, though marina availability at Porto Cervo and Olbia should still be checked ahead of the July–August peak.