The Sunseeker 88 Yacht is built around genuine usability, with interior and exterior spaces that adapt to how time is actually spent on the water. Outdoor areas transition naturally from quiet mornings at anchor to active cruising to evening gatherings, with seating and sightlines balanced to feel open without exposure. Access to the water is direct and uncomplicated, encouraging swimming and tender use. Equipment is integrated discreetly, keeping the experience refined and uncluttered.
The interior emphasizes calm and connection to the environment through natural light and a layout that offers both openness and privacy when needed. Storage is thoughtfully positioned to support comfortable daily life. Materials and finishes are chosen for durability and timeless proportion rather than trend-driven detail.
Guest accommodations comprise four cabins designed for extended stays, with substantial, quiet spaces that provide genuine retreat. The owner's suite is distinct in scale and comfort, offering personal space while remaining fully part of the yacht's design. Five heads serve the accommodations. The boat is powered by twin MTU diesel engines and constructed of fiberglass with a beam of 21.25 feet.
The design philosophy avoids excess in favor of balance and purpose—every element works in practice as well as in presentation, making the yacht suited to real ownership, extended cruising, and hosting without compromise.
Length
88.00 FT
Beam
21.25 FT
Draft
7.00 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Cabins
4
Heads
5
Engines
2
Engine Make
MTU
Engine Model
V12 2000
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
2,907 GAL
Water
370 GAL