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The
Boot Düsseldorf 2023
is getting closer and closer, and today we see one of the new additions from one of the leading shipyards at the upcoming edition: the new Sunseeker 75 Sport Yacht, big brother of the successful
Sunseeker Sport Yacht 65
. At the first major European boat show of the new year, the British shipyard will also bring the highly anticipated
Superhawk
55
.
In addition to these two world firsts, however, the shipyard will bring a wide range ready to be visited from A to Z.
The new Sunseeker Sport Yacht 75 is the ultimate 23-meter sport cruiser. And in this case the definition Sport is perfectly fitting. This new yacht will be capable of touching 40 knots and will be offered in two versions: one with two MAN V12-1550 engines, the other with two 1900s.
At the trim level, the yard led by CEO Andrea Frabetti has improved its choice of materials, with new options for exterior upholstery and moldings. Four new gray hull colors are also available.
The rear part of a hull is now the priority of shipyards that concentrate once unimaginable design efforts in this section. Why? The stern should not only be aesthetically well done as it is the first part you see and often the most experienced, but also bring the onboard experience to the top. In this sense, the design of Sunseeker’s new Sport Yacht is based on perfect symmetry of the two side ladders and an XXL platform on the water. The geometries of the various components are modern with a gritty, sporty look. The garage for a Williams 395 tender also finds space here.
This philosophy manifests itself throughout the hull profile where stainless steel air intakes and handrails accentuate the dynamism of this vessel, as do the windows and superstructure. All this despite the fact that the hull is a 23-meter “cruiser.”
In terms of layout, the aft cockpit is dedicated to conviviality and features a U-shaped starboard-facing seat with a retractable carbon fiber table. For relaxation here we find a large sundeck with a large storage compartment inside. Access to the hall features a window that opens to starboard, effectively creating a unique space. From the left, however, a staircase leads to the sport-bridge with passenger seating on the starboard side, a sundeck with chaise-longue and a wetbar.
In the bow, however, there is a second cockpit with seating and a table for six with built-in drawer refrigerators, while the sundecks have tilting backrests.
A two-piece windshield improves visibility and creates light in the main deck. Seating on the main deck rotates around a folding table on the starboard side and a large television on the port side in a standard, very bright arrangement with a full-height window. The fully equipped automotive-style helm station is located forward of the U-shaped sofa, maintaining the typical Sunseeker layout.
Interesting features include carbon fiber finishes, design accents, reflective surfaces, and stainless steel cabinet details.
The interior configuration includes three cabins, with an optional fourth cabin in place of the lower deck saloon. Fine woods, contrasting fabrics, and rich lacquers, combined with indirect, dimmable lighting, create a sophisticated and atmospheric environment.
There can then be a maximum of 8 guests on board plus two crew members.
The full-beam master cabin has a vanity table with storage, a chaise longue, and additional wardrobe space. All three guest suites have private bathrooms, while access to the shared day head is available from the lower corridor. As a 23-meter cruiser, the lower galley is equipped and has a social dining space for intimate entertaining.
| Length Over All (LOA) | 23.06 m |
| Hull Length | // |
| Baglio Massimo | 5.38 m |
| Fishing | 1.83 m |
| Displacement | 45,300 kg |
| Standard Motorization | 2×1550 hp |
| 2×1900 hp | |
| Peak speed | 40 knots |
| Fuel tank | 4.800 l |
| Fresh water tank | 800 l |
| Cabins | 3/4+1 |
| Sleeping places | 6/8+2 |
| Bathroom | 2/3 |
| CE Category | A |
| Contacts: | www.sunseeker-italy.com |
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