Sunseeker 76

The Sunseeker 76 reads as a sport yacht first and a cruiser second: a low, purposeful profile, a helm built for speed, and an aft deck shaped for people who want to be outside rather than tucked away in a saloon. At 23 metres she carries three cabins and a cruising pace around 28 knots, so the transition from Puerto Banús to open water happens quickly, without the long warm-up some larger vessels need.

Her natural range on the Costa del Sol includes the run west toward Estepona, where the coastline thins out and the water clears for swimming. The swim platform lowers guests straight off the stern rather than down a tender, which suits a shorter day built around one or two anchor stops instead of a long multi-point route. Lunch on deck, under open sky rather than shade sails, is part of how this yacht is used day to day.

With capacity for 10 guests and three cabins below, the Sunseeker 76 fits smaller groups well: couples travelling together, a family of moderate size, or friends who want a fast boat rather than a floating villa. Day charters from Puerto Banús are the most common booking pattern for this yacht, and fuel use for a coastal run stays moderate compared with a longer westward crossing, which is worth discussing with the crew before confirming a route.