Sunseeker 115

Onboard the Sunseeker 115

Sunseeker 115 carries her 35 metres with a low, sporting profile, and the deck plan makes the most of it: a bow lounge that catches the breeze at anchor, a sundeck spa set back from the wind line, and a swim platform that puts guests in the water without the usual ladder scramble. Below deck, five cabins for up to 12 guests spread the accommodation generously enough that nobody is tripping over housekeeping in the passageway. A cruising speed of roughly 23 knots means Barcelona's day-trip coastline is genuinely within reach in a single afternoon, not just implied in a brochure.

A run south to Sitges suits this yacht well: around 35 kilometres from Port Olímpic, sheltered enough in a northerly breeze for lunch to stay put on the table, with the swim platform doing the real work once the anchor is down and the bow lounge filling up afterward for coffee on the slow drift back. It reads as a five-to-seven-hour day that doesn't force a choice between swimming, eating ashore in Sitges and actually covering distance — the 115 has both the speed and the deck space for all three.

Twelve guests across five cabins puts the Sunseeker 115 in a useful middle ground: spacious enough for a family spanning three generations, or a small corporate group who would rather have al fresco dining on deck than a conference room, without the scale of a 50-metre superyacht. Barcelona's harbour approach carries heavy commercial and ferry traffic, so the crew handles entry and exit through Port Olímpic while guests settle in above. Worth asking early whether this yacht or a longer coastal run suits your dates — availability on a 35-metre tightens quickly through the summer months.