Sunseeker 74 Ocean

• LOA: 22.73 m (74 ft 7 in)
• Beam: 5.97 m (19 ft 7 in)
• Draft: 1.8 m
• Engines: twin Volvo Penta IPS-1200 (900 hp) or IPS-1350 (1,000 hp)
• Top speed: about 25.5 knots
• Guests: up to 8 in 4 cabins, plus 2 crew
• Range: about 680 nm at 10 knots
• Variants: flybridge and fully enclosed, launched 2025

The newest Ocean

The 74 Ocean joins the range as its entry point, unveiled during Sunseeker's press call at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival. It brings the Ocean recipe of high volume and light-filled living to a 22.7 metre hull, the most manageable size the range has offered. The design carries the latest fabrics and finishes from the Sunseeker Interiors Collection, styled in collaboration with Design Unlimited. It is the model that opens the Ocean world to owners who want the concept in a smaller, more ownable package.

Sunseeker offers the 74 Ocean in more than one form, with a standard flybridge version and a fully enclosed variant that adds a sheltered upper saloon. The enclosed form suits owners who cruise in cooler climates or want a climate-controlled skylounge, while the open flybridge keeps things breezy and social. Both share the same voluminous hull and the same beach club thinking. Owners choose the superstructure that matches their cruising ground and their style.

Exterior and deck life

The exterior signature is an innovative beach club with fold-down balconies that open the stern out to the sea for a real waterfront terrace. A vast flybridge and an extended forward area give the boat generous open-air space with flexible layout options. Private foredeck seating, with access to the saloon forward, lets an owner slip away from guests and the main social deck. The aft cockpit and bathing platform complete a set of outdoor spaces that punch above the length.

The Ocean-range glazing keeps the interior bright and connected to the water throughout. Side decks give safe passage fore and aft for guests and the small crew. The fold-down balconies are the party trick, turning the beach club into a broad, sea-level lounge at anchor. Every deck is arranged to keep people close to the water and the light.

The newest, smallest Ocean: 22.7 m of light-filled volume on efficient pods, with a fold-down-balcony beach club.

Interior and layout

An open-plan galley and saloon give the 74 Ocean a sense of space rarely found in yachts of this size, the hallmark of the range in miniature. The interior draws on the latest Sunseeker Interiors Collection, so owners step aboard the yard's newest look. The volume and the glazing make the main deck feel far larger than the waterline suggests. It is a bright, contemporary space built for relaxed family living and easy entertaining.

Below, the 74 Ocean sleeps up to eight guests across four cabins, with a full-beam master and its private en-suite, a VIP, a twin and a further guest cabin. Dedicated crew accommodation for two has discreet access from the side decks and a direct route to the engine room. The layout gives owners a proper full-width suite while keeping guests and crew comfortable and separate. It is a plan tuned for owner-led cruising with occasional help aboard.

Engineering and performance

The 74 Ocean runs twin Volvo Penta IPS pods, offered as IPS-1200 at 900 hp a side or IPS-1350 at 1,000 hp a side, for a top speed of around 25.5 knots. The pod drives bring efficiency, quiet running and joystick docking that make the boat easy to handle without a large crew. At 10 knots the yacht has a working range of around 680 nautical miles for coastal cruising between anchorages. The GRP hull and superstructure follow the range's high-volume, comfort-first brief.

The pods suit the boat's owner-friendly character, keeping berthing simple and the ride settled at cruise. The efficient drivetrain matches the Ocean idea of relaxed, light-filled cruising over outright pace. Careful insulation keeps the accommodation calm under way. For its size the 74 Ocean is a genuinely easy boat to own and to drive.

Who it is for

The 74 Ocean is for the owner who loves the Ocean range's volume and light but wants it on a smaller, easily handled hull. It suits buyers stepping into the Ocean world for the first time, or downsizing without losing the loft-like living. With flybridge and fully enclosed forms and efficient pod drives, it flexes to suit both sunny grounds and cooler, all-season cruising.

The appeal of the 74 Ocean is having the range's loft-like space on a boat a couple can run themselves, with just a pair of crew aboard when wanted. The fold-down balconies turn any quiet bay into a private sea-level lounge, and the bright saloon makes long days aboard easy. For owners entering the Ocean world, or moving down from something larger, it keeps the feel and loses the fuss. It is the newest and most approachable way into the range.

Who it is for: The owner who wants the Ocean range's volume and light on a smaller, easily handled hull, in flybridge or enclosed form.