Sunseeker 28

Onboard the Sunseeker 28

At 28 metres with four cabins for twelve guests, Sunseeker 28 sits between a day boat and a full-scale superyacht — large enough to sleep a group overnight, compact enough to feel personal rather than corporate. The layout suits parties who want private cabins rather than a single open saloon, whether that's two families splitting the boat or a group of friends who don't want to share a room.

From Port Olímpic, a run south to Sitges puts the boat in sheltered water within a few hours, with time to anchor, swim and come ashore for lunch at the seafront before heading back — a format that works well for this size of yacht, where the day doesn't need to be rushed to justify the charter. Guests who prefer to stay closer to the city can circle Barcelona Bay instead, though the skipper will handle the harbour approach given the ferry and commercial traffic around the port.

Sunseeker 28 tends to draw groups planning either a single long day on the water or a short overnight stop along the coast, where the four cabins actually get used rather than sitting empty. Charter length, route and whether the day includes an overnight stay are worked out with the broker before booking, so the boat is matched to what the group actually wants rather than a fixed package.