Sunseeker 88

Onboard the Sunseeker 88

The Sunseeker 88 brings a 27-metre profile and a four-cabin layout to Mallorca's superyacht charter fleet, built to carry up to 12 guests without feeling crowded. Sunseeker's design language shows in the flow between cockpit, saloon and deck spaces — proportions that favour long lunches at anchor as much as they favour a fast run between marinas. At this length the yacht sits comfortably in the superyacht bracket while remaining practical to berth and manoeuvre, a balance that matters when a group wants scale without the logistics of a much larger vessel.

Based out of Mallorca, the Sunseeker 88 suits a Bay of Palma evening departure — out toward Illetes or Portopetro under the Serra de Tramuntana skyline, back in for sunset — as easily as it suits a longer route along the east coast calas from Porto Cristo toward Cala Mondragó and Cala Pi, where the coastline offers sheltered water off westerly winds. For guests planning beyond a single day, the yacht's four cabins make it a workable option for a multi-day itinerary, with provisioning arranged in advance through Palma's Mercado de l'Olivar or the Moll de Palma provisioners so the boat is stocked before departure rather than mid-cruise.

Four cabins and a 12-guest capacity put the Sunseeker 88 in range for extended families, small corporate groups or couples travelling with friends who want separate sleeping quarters rather than a single open-plan arrangement. It reads well for a client who wants superyacht presence and comfort but not the scale — or the running costs — of a 40-plus-metre vessel. Route planning, permit checks for destinations such as Cabrera National Park, and provisioning logistics for multi-day charters are best confirmed with the broker at the time of booking, since availability and seasonal conditions shift the practical options month to month.