Sunseeker 94 Yacht

• LOA: 28.6 m (93 ft 10 in)
• Beam: 6.56 m (21 ft 6 in)
• Draft: 2.07 m
• Engines: twin MTU 2000-series (up to 4,000 PS combined)
• Top speed: about 26 knots
• Guests: up to 10 in 5 cabins, plus up to 5 crew
• Displacement: about 89,278 kg
• Layout: main-deck full-beam forward owner's stateroom

A new-generation flagship flybridge

The 94 Yacht is the second and latest generation of Sunseeker's 94, announced in 2024 and shown at the Cannes Yachting Festival. It sits near the top of the flybridge Yacht range, below only the 100 Yacht, and it brings the newest thinking in the yard's big-boat design. The headline is a main-deck owner's suite, with a full-beam forward stateroom that gives the owner a private apartment at the front of the boat. It is the model that shows where Sunseeker is taking its larger yachts.

Sunseeker blends timeless elegance with contemporary style across the 94, and the raised pilot house integrates cleanly into the profile. The boat accommodates ten guests across five en-suite cabins and up to five crew, so it is a genuine crewed superyacht. The new generation refines the volume, the glazing and the deck flow of its predecessor. It reads as a confident, modern statement of the Sunseeker Yacht idea.

Exterior and deck life

The exterior pairs a raised pilot house with an expansive flybridge, giving the boat presence and a huge upper social deck. Floor-to-ceiling glazing and starboard sliding doors open the main deck to the cockpit for seamless indoor and outdoor flow. A Beach Club at water level, with a tender garage alongside, turns the stern into a swim and lounge base once the tender is launched. The aft cockpit sits under the flybridge overhang for shaded dining close to the sea.

The flybridge carries dining, sunpads and a bar for large-scale entertaining in the open air. The foredeck adds a further sun terrace for quieter moments away from the group. Broad, secure side decks let the crew handle the boat safely in any marina. Every deck is scaled for a full complement of guests, spread across the boat through the day.

Sunseeker's new-generation 28.6 m flybridge, with a rare main-deck full-beam owner's suite for 10 guests.

Interior and layout

The innovative main deck is arranged around a penthouse-style saloon, with a full-beam forward owner's stateroom that is unusual and prized at this size. Formal dining seats ten, and the glazing brings the sea into every part of the living space. Sunseeker finishes the interior with contemporary materials and customisable detailing, so owners can shape the mood to taste. The lower helm and the raised pilot house give the boat proper passage-making stations.

Below, four further guest cabins offer flexible double and twin configurations, all en-suite, sleeping the balance of the ten guests. The main-deck owner's suite frees the lower deck entirely for guests and family, a layout that larger superyachts often reserve for far greater lengths. Crew accommodation for up to five keeps the boat running professionally and discreetly. It is a plan built for owners who host often and cruise seriously.

Engineering and performance

The 94 runs twin MTU 2000-series engines, in 10V or 12V form and up to 4,000 PS combined, for a top speed of around 26 knots. The power is matched to a hull designed for comfortable long-range cruising at superyacht scale. Displacement of around 89 tonnes gives the boat the mass to stay planted in a seaway. This is a yacht engineered to carry a full complement over real distances in calm and comfort.

The systems are specified for extended, crewed cruising, with the redundancy and the capacity that long trips require. Sound and vibration control keep the accommodation quiet under way, so the pace never intrudes on life aboard. The raised pilot house improves sightlines and separates ship operation from guest space. Everything is scaled for owners who intend to use the boat far from home.

Who it is for

The 94 Yacht is for the owner who wants Sunseeker's newest big-yacht thinking, with a rare main-deck full-beam master and a crewed, ten-guest capability. It suits buyers who host at scale and cruise long, and who value a private owner's apartment set apart from the guest cabins. Anyone comparing it with the established 95 will find the 94 the newer, evolved expression of the same length class.

The draw of the 94 is waking in a full-beam suite at the front of the main deck, with the sea filling the windows and the guest cabins a private level below. It is a yacht for owners who host at scale and want the newest expression of Sunseeker design under them. Long, crewed cruises feel natural aboard, with the space and the systems to match. For buyers who want to be first into the yard's latest generation, it is the obvious choice.

Who it is for: The owner who wants Sunseeker's newest large flybridge with a private main-deck owner's suite and full crew.