Sunseeker 88
Pre-owned Yachts
  • LOCATION
    Sanya,China
  • YEAR
    2011
  • LENGTH
    88 ft
  • BEAM
    6.41m
  • TYPE
    Flybridge Yacht
  • ORIGIN
    UK
  • ENGINE
    2x MTU 1948HP
  • HOURS
    530
$2,560,620 USD
DESCRIPTION

Condition: Used

Location: Sanya, China

Country of Build: UK

Manufacturer: Sunseeker, UK

Model: Sunseeker 88

Type: Flybridge Yacht

Year: 2011

Length: 23.67m

Beam: 6.41m

Engine: 2x MTU 1948HP

Engine Hours: 530hrs

Fuel Capacity: 7,500L

Fresh Water Capacity: 1,500L

Owner & Guest Accommodation: 4

Crew Accommodation: 1

Head: 4

Sunseeker 88 Luxury Flybridge Yacht

Built in United Kingdom 2011 Sunseeker 88 flybridge luxury yacht, as an iconic 88-foot flybridge from British shipyard Sunseeker, she blends signature sporty exterior styling, robust offshore performance and refined premium interiors, equally suited for long-range cruising and high-end hospitality.

She features the brand' s recognisable sleek athletic hull lines. The expansive full teak aft swim platform offers storage for tender and water sports equipment with easy sea access. The bright and airy main deck is illuminated by large side glazing. The voluminous main salon is furnished with comprehensive lounge seating, adjacent to a fully equipped enclosed galley capable of supporting full scale on-board banqueting. The main deck helm station is fitted with complete navigation instrumentation and delivers excellent outward visibility.

The upper flybridge serves as the primary outdoor entertainment zone. Its full-teak deck integrates helm controls, large al-fresco dining set, generous lounge seating and outdoor bar, affording unobstructed 360 degree sea views for daytime gatherings and sunset cocktail receptions. Below deck features four separate guest staterooms, all appointed with private en-suite heads, including a full beam owner’s suite plus three guest cabins to guarantee privacy for multiple overnight guests. Aft-located dedicated crew quarters with bunk style crew cabins and private crew head feature segregated service passageways physically separated from guest zones, sleeping up to four crew members.