Sunseeker 82 Ocean

• LOA: 25.14 m (82 ft 6 in)
• Beam: 6.56 m (21 ft 6 in)
• Draft: 1.86 m
• Engines: MAN shaft drive, up to 3,300 PS
• Top speed: up to 25 knots
• Guests: up to 8 in 4 or 5 cabins, with crew forward of the engine room
• Range: about 900 nm at 10 to 12 knots
• Variants: open, hardtop and enclosed (enclosed formerly Ocean 156)

Place in the Ocean range

The Ocean range is Sunseeker's high-volume, semi-custom family, and the 82 Ocean is its most accessible full-size expression. It sits above the new 74 Ocean and below the 90 Ocean, giving owners a 25 metre yacht with genuinely voluminous living for its length. The Ocean line was introduced to bring loft-like interior space and long-range cruising to the Sunseeker fold, and the 82 delivers that in a manageable size. It is the model that put the Ocean idea within reach of a wider group of owners.

The 82 Ocean comes in more than one form, with open and hardtop flybridge versions alongside a fully enclosed variant that was previously sold as the Ocean 156 under the old gross-tonnage naming. The enclosed version adds a climate-controlled upper saloon for owners who cruise in all seasons or want a formal skylounge. Sunseeker positions the boat as a phenomenon for the volume it packs into 25 metres. Owners choose the superstructure that fits their climate and their style of use.

Exterior and deck life

The defining exterior feature is the 360-degree glazing that wraps the superstructure and floods the interior with light and sea views. The flybridge is a vast social deck in open or hardtop form, and the enclosed variant turns the same space into a sheltered upper saloon. A Beach Club and bathing platform aft open the boat to the water for swimming and tender handling. The aft cockpit and foredeck add further zones for dining and sunbathing across the day.

The deep glazing means that even below the flybridge the boat feels bright and connected to its surroundings. Broad side decks give safe passage for crew and guests moving fore and aft. Owners can specify the deck spaces to lean towards open-air entertaining or sheltered, all-season use. The Ocean styling is contemporary and confident, marking the boat as part of Sunseeker's newest thinking.

A 25 m Ocean yacht wrapped in 360-degree glass, offered open, hardtop or fully enclosed (formerly Ocean 156).

Interior and layout

The main deck offers customisable layouts, arranged open-plan for a loft feel or with the galley enclosed for more formal service. The 360-degree glazing gives the saloon panoramic views that larger superyachts often cannot match. Sunseeker finishes the interior in its current materials palette, and the semi-custom nature of the Ocean range lets owners shape the boat to taste. The volume aboard is the headline, with living space that feels a class above the length.

Below, the 82 Ocean sleeps up to eight guests across four or five cabins served by four or five heads, with a full-beam master among them. Crew accommodation sits forward of the engine room, so the boat can be run professionally on longer trips. The flexible cabin count lets owners trade a guest cabin for extra crew or stowage. It is a plan built for both family cruising and crewed entertaining.

Engineering and performance

The 82 Ocean runs MAN shaft-drive engines up to 3,300 PS, for a top speed of up to 25 knots. Shaft drives suit the boat's high-volume, long-range brief, giving robust, proven propulsion for extended cruising. At a relaxed 10 to 12 knots the boat has a range of around 900 nautical miles, enough to link the anchorages of a cruising ground with ease. Displacement of around 74.6 tonnes reflects the boat's real volume and gives it a settled ride.

Fuel capacity of 8,500 litres supports long passages with a full complement aboard. The systems are scaled for semi-custom, crewed use, with the redundancy that longer trips demand. Sound insulation keeps the accommodation calm under way, in keeping with the boat's relaxed cruising character. The 82 is engineered to travel far in comfort, with no interest in chasing outright speed.

Who it is for

The 82 Ocean is for the owner who wants big-boat volume and panoramic light on a 25 metre hull, with the choice of open, hardtop or fully enclosed forms. It suits buyers drawn to the Ocean range's loft-like living and long-range comfort, whether they cruise in the sun or in all seasons. The enclosed variant, formerly the Ocean 156, appeals to those who want a climate-controlled skylounge for year-round use.

The joy of the 82 Ocean is the light, with the sea visible from almost every seat and a main deck that feels a size larger than the length. It suits owners who prize volume and comfort over outright pace, cruising long and slow between favourite anchorages. The choice of open, hardtop or enclosed forms lets the boat follow the sun or handle cooler seasons with ease. It is a yacht built for relaxed, light-filled living on the water.

Who it is for: The owner who wants loft-like volume and panoramic light on a 25 m hull, in open, hardtop or fully enclosed form.