Sunseeker 90

Onboard the Sunseeker 90

The Sunseeker 90 measures 28 metres and sleeps up to 12 guests across four cabins, giving it the layout of a proper multi-day platform rather than a day-charter runabout. That cabin count matters on longer bookings: two families, an extended group, or a mix of principals and guests can each have a private berth rather than sharing convertible saloon space, which changes how a three- or four-night charter actually feels by the second morning.

Based out of Mallorca, the Sunseeker 90 suits itineraries that move beyond a single afternoon in the Bay of Palma. Departing from a marina such as Puerto Portals or Club de Mar, a charter on this yacht can be built around consecutive days along the east coast calas — Porto Cristo toward Cala Mondragó and Cala Pi — with overnight stops between swimming and shore visits. For groups planning several days aboard, provisioning ahead of departure, coordinated through the yacht provisioners on Moll de Palma or fresh produce from Mercado de l'Olivar, keeps the itinerary flexible without repeat trips back to port.

This size and cabin configuration works well for a group of family and friends who want their own separate cabins over a multi-day charter, or for a smaller party who value the extra volume and stability that come with a 28-metre hull. Anyone weighing the Sunseeker 90 against a shorter day-boat booking should factor in the cabin arrangement and the additional planning that multi-day routes and provisioning require — details worth confirming with your broker before setting dates for the season.