Delictes details

The Sunseeker 94 is a work of art in all sense, from its spectacular fiber-glass hull to its fine and delicate interior details. The flybridge, despite not being independent is exquisite because its finishings contrast so perfectly that they denote the elegance this model deserves. The black leather seats are surrounded by controls, meters and screens that guide this beauty on the seas: it has radar, a magnetic compass and automatic pilot among other wonders. The helm is located just in front of the pilot’s seat and to the left of the co-pilot there is a small space for guests. Immediately we find ourselves in the bar for three occupants plus the barman, and the dining room for 6, both perfectly decorated placing special attention to every detail, not only here, but throughout the entire interior of the yacht.

 

 

 

 

The main saloon, consisting of two elegant and spacious sofas located opposite each other at each side and thanks for their design are perfectly situated at the corners of the yacht. There is also a flat screen TV flush in the wall and a small     center table. The cabins are magnificent, each equipped with TV and DVD. A main cabin with a king-size bed, soft and fine blankets, a comfortable sofa, a black leather chair and other details decorate this cabin that is very spacious thanks to its well distributed elements. The yacht also has a VIP cabin, two twin cabins with three single beds each, cabins for the skipper and the crew and individual bathrooms for the hosts and       the guests.

 

 

 

The yacht’s exterior is equally impressive as it interiors; the light colors of the hull mix perfectly and make the portholes stand out due to the contrast they create. There is enough space to move around. Passengers can sunbathe on the deck in the sun beds situated in the forward part of the yacht or, it they prefer, enjoy the breeze toward the stern, which also has tables and chairs. The upper deck is an open-air lounge concept where two sofas and a type of bar with comfortable stools allow the voyage to be enjoyed from north to south and east to west. There is also a space to house a small launch.    

 

 

 

 

Text: Viridiana Barahona ± Photo: Sunsekeer Yachts