Sunseeker 95 Yacht

- LOA: 28.06 m (92 ft 1 in)
- Beam: 6.56 m (21 ft 6 in)
- Draft: about 2.13 m
- Top speed: about 27 knots
- Guests: up to 10 in 5 cabins
- Construction: GRP hull and superstructure
- Configuration: three-deck flybridge with crew accommodation
- First generation: from 2016
Place in the Yacht range
The 95 Yacht is a proven flagship-class flybridge that has been part of Sunseeker's range since the middle of the last decade. It sits in the same 28 metre bracket as the newer 94 Yacht, giving buyers a choice between an established, well-developed platform and the latest generation. The 95 delivers ten-guest, five-cabin accommodation with the crew and systems of a full superyacht. It remains a strong option for owners who value a mature design with a long track record.
At 28.06 metres the 95 offers the three-deck volume and presence that define a Sunseeker of this size. The boat is built to entertain large groups and to cruise for extended periods with dedicated crew aboard. Its GRP hull and superstructure follow the yard's proven construction methods. It is the kind of yacht that has earned its place through years of owner use.
Exterior and deck life
The 95 carries a full flybridge as its principal outdoor social space, with seating, sunpads, a bar and an open helm for entertaining under the sky. The aft cockpit sits beneath the flybridge overhang for shaded dining close to the water. A bathing platform and Beach Club treatment at the stern open the boat to the sea for swimming and tender handling. The foredeck adds a further sun terrace for quieter moments.
Extensive glazing keeps the main deck bright and connected to the surroundings, and glazed cockpit doors blur the line between inside and out. Broad side decks give the crew safe passage for line handling in a busy marina. The exterior lines are unmistakably Sunseeker, low and purposeful for the boat's volume. Every deck is arranged around comfortable, sociable time on the water.
The proven 28 m Sunseeker flybridge, ocean-capable with ten-guest, five-cabin accommodation.
Interior and layout
The main deck saloon uses the boat's beam to create a generous living and dining space with clear views to the sea on both sides. The galley and lower helm are arranged for both family living and more formal, crewed service. Sunseeker finishes the interior in a customisable palette, so owners can steer the mood from bright and contemporary to warm and classic. Large windows keep the whole deck in touch with the water.
Below, the 95 sleeps up to ten guests across five cabins, with a full-beam master among them and further VIP and guest accommodation. Crew quarters keep a professional team aboard to run the boat and serve guests discreetly. The layout is built for owners who host large groups and cruise for weeks at a time. It is a plan proven over many hulls and many seasons.
Engineering and performance
The 95 is a capable, ocean-going flybridge with a top speed of around 27 knots and the range to make real passages. The hull is tuned for comfortable cruising with the mass to stay settled when the sea builds. Its proven propulsion and systems give owners confidence for long trips far from home. The boat is engineered to be lived aboard by a full complement.
Years of production have refined the boat's reliability and its systems, which is part of its appeal against a newer design. Sound and vibration control keep the accommodation calm under way. The crew setup lets the boat operate professionally on extended cruises. The result is a yacht that behaves predictably in a range of conditions, which counts for a great deal on long passages. Owners inherit a platform whose details have been resolved over successive builds. It is a mature, dependable choice for serious owners.
Who it is for
The 95 Yacht is for the owner who wants a proven, ocean-capable large flybridge with ten-guest accommodation and full crew, on a design with a long and reassuring track record. It suits buyers who prefer a mature platform to the newest release, and who value the confidence that comes with a well-developed yacht. Anyone comparing it with the 94 is choosing established pedigree over the latest generation, in the same length class.
The reassurance of the 95 is real, a yacht refined over many hulls that owners trust for long, open-water cruising. It offers grand entertaining spaces and a full-beam master alongside the quiet confidence of a proven design. For owners who cruise for weeks with family and friends, that track record counts as much as the specification. It is a mature superyacht that rewards those who value dependability over novelty.
Who it is for: The owner who wants a proven, ocean-capable large flybridge with a long track record over the newest release.