Sunseeker 82

Onboard the Sunseeker 82

The Sunseeker 82 carries its 26 metres with the low, purposeful stance typical of the yard's flybridge range: a wide aft cockpit that opens straight onto the swim platform, a shaded saloon that stays cool through the afternoon, and an upper deck built for standing around with a drink rather than sitting formally. Four cabins sleep twelve guests in a layout that keeps couples and families apart enough to feel private, close enough to gather easily for meals.

Based out of Port de Saint-Tropez, she suits a late-afternoon departure into the Gulf anchor field south of town, where the water sits calm enough for swimming off the platform before the light turns gold over the village roofline. A short tender run puts guests ashore at Quai Jean Jaurès for dinner, or the boat can simply hold position through the sunset and head back to the quay once the town lights come up.

Her size makes her a natural fit for a multi-generational family group or a small corporate party that wants a proper sit-down lunch on deck rather than a crowded day boat. Because four cabins is a fixed limit, we check the number of overnight guests against that layout before confirming any booking that runs past a single afternoon, whether that means an extra night at anchor or a longer route toward the islands.