Sunseeker 76

Onboard the Sunseeker 76

The Sunseeker 76 measures 23.6 metres and sleeps up to 10 guests across four cabins, a layout that suits groups who want private sleeping quarters rather than a single open-plan day boat. The aft cockpit and flybridge, typical of the builder's range, give guests separate spaces to gather for meals or simply sit apart from the helm during a passage, while the lower deck cabins offer a quieter retreat once the yacht is at anchor for the night.

With four cabins and a length suited to sheltered coastal routes, the Sunseeker 76 works well for a multi-day run along Mallorca's east coast, from Porto Cristo toward Cala Mondragó and on to Cala Pi, where the coves sit sheltered from westerly winds. Groups planning more than a single day on board can arrange provisioning ahead of departure, so the galley and cold storage are stocked before the first anchorage rather than mid-trip. The cabin count also makes an overnight stop practical without guests having to share close quarters.

This yacht suits extended families or groups of friends who want several days rather than a single afternoon on the water, with enough separation between cabins to keep the trip comfortable for ten guests. Multi-day plans benefit from earlier booking, particularly when provisioning and a specific route through the east coast calas need to be confirmed before the charter dates are set. For a shorter format, the same yacht adapts easily to a single-day route around the Bay of Palma.