Sunseeker 76

Onboard the Sunseeker 76

The Sunseeker 76 reads as a proper sport yacht rather than a scaled-down superyacht: low, wide decks, a raked profile built for speed, and a cockpit that stays sociable rather than cavernous. At 23 metres and cruising near 28 knots, she covers ground quickly, which changes how a charter day can be planned along this coast — distances that feel long on a slower hull shrink considerably.

That pace makes her well suited to a run south from Port Olímpic toward Sitges, where the bay offers more shelter than the open roadstead in front of Barcelona itself. Guests can be in the water off the swim platform within the hour, then move to al-fresco dining on deck once the group has had its swim rather than treating lunch as an afterthought squeezed between stops.

Three cabins and a maximum of 10 guests keep the Sunseeker 76 in a private, unhurried register — closer to a fast day boat with real living space than a formal event vessel. She works for a couple wanting a quick coastal escape, a small family group, or colleagues after a relaxed lunch rather than a boardroom afloat; a broker can talk through timing, route options and whether a single day or an overnight stop suits the group best.