Sunseeker 88

Onboard the Sunseeker 88

At 27 metres, the Sunseeker 88 sits at a scale where a superyacht feels genuinely liveable rather than ceremonial. Four cabins give the layout real flexibility — enough separation for two families travelling together or for a principal cabin held apart from guest quarters on a corporate day. The volume below deck and the open aft spaces above give twelve guests room to spread out rather than cluster, which matters as much on a short bay run as it does on a longer coastal day.

Departing from Port Olímpic, the Sunseeker 88 is well suited to the Sitges run — a 35-kilometre passage south where the bay offers more shelter than Barcelona's open roadstead, with time for swimming and lunch ashore before the return leg through the harbour's commercial traffic, handled by the captain on the way in and out. The same yacht works equally well for a slower day along the coast, or as a base for a corporate group wanting the skyline as backdrop without needing to go further than the bay itself.

This is a sensible choice for guests who want the presence and cabin count of a superyacht without moving into the largest end of the fleet — couples marking an occasion with friends, family groups splitting across cabins, or a company hosting clients for a single afternoon. Provisioning and route details, including whether the day stays inside the bay or extends toward Sitges, are worked out with the broker ahead of departure, and APA guidance is set against the actual itinerary rather than a fixed assumption.