2009 Sunseeker 30 Metre Yacht

This 2009 Sunseeker 30 Metre is a 98-foot fiberglass yacht powered by twin MTU diesel engines producing 4,800 horsepower combined. She cruises at 22 knots and reaches 28 knots at full speed. The design balances dynamic styling with refined interiors throughout. The flybridge offers dual-station helm control with open-air exposure, and the aft flybridge deck can be configured with either a bimini or hardtop for flexible use.

The yacht accommodates six guests across six cabins, each with an ensuite head. The main saloon flows into a formal dining area and full galley. The flybridge provides additional entertaining space, while interior layout supports both private and charter operation.

Between 2025 and 2026, the yacht underwent extensive mechanical and systems overhaul. Both MTU main engines received full service including fuel system renewal and oil cooler replacement after 4,000 hours of operation. The propulsion and steering systems were completely rebuilt with new shaft, stern tube, and Goodrich bearings. New generators, chillers, and a lithium battery bank reduced noise and vibration markedly. All seawater fittings, working fluid piping, fuel tank gaskets, and hydraulic systems were renewed or overhauled. Navigation equipment was upgraded to Furuno systems with TimeZero, and connectivity includes Starlink and Glomex 5G. The hull received fiberglass repair where needed. In 2026, the yacht completed all RINA technical inspections and classification work confirming structural integrity and full compliance with applicable standards.

Interior refreshment included new upholstery throughout the main saloon, dining and crew areas, carpet replacement, new mattresses, and equipment upgrades: Miele washer and dryer, galley refrigerators and dishwasher, new WC units, and video projection with retractable screen. A new 2025 Williams Jet 345 tender was added. Stabilizers, bow and stern thrusters, anchor windlass, gangway, and hydraulic platform all received service and overhaul.