100 YACHT

Built by Sunseeker and launched in 2021, the 100 YACHT is a 29.8m/97.8ft superyacht designed with innovative X-TEND™ chaise-lounger sunbeds that have multiple configurations, plus a foredeck that connects to the flybridge for effortless access to the outside guest areas. The interiors from the shipyard boast beautiful contrasts between light and dark tones in contemporary materials and shapes while maintaining a sense of calm throughout. The accommodation is designed for up to 10 guests over 5 en-suite cabins, with a small crew of five to provide attentive and discreet service.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF SUNSEEKER 100 YACHT

• Optional flybridge Jacuzzi and bar 
• X-TEND™ chaise-lounger sunbeds
• Abundance of sunbathing options 
• Feature wall in dining area
• Connected flybridge and foredeck 
• Choice of formal and casual dining areas
• Main deck Master suite opening to bow terrace 
• Top speed of 28 knots
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The lower deck swim platform uses a Benzenzoni ladder gangway for easy access to the water for guests and water toys. A large rain shower is on hand to wash off the sea water, and guests can dry off in the sunshine on the X-TEND™ chaise-lounger sunbeds that have multiple configurations and the ability to be raised or lowered between the main deck and beach club level.

The main deck aft is designed for casual gatherings and has an aft-facing sofa and a pair of armchairs surrounding a coffee table. 
In front of the raised pilothouse, there is space for a C-shaped sofa and table for alfresco dining, while two L-shaped sofas look aft. Down a set of steps there is a second forward sunbed following the shape of the bow, and there is direct access to the Master suite. From the foredeck it is possible to directly access the flybridge using the side walkways. The flybridge can be installed with a helm station and the rest of the layout provides a bar and an alfresco dining area beneath the central hardtop, and the aft section can be fitted with a Jacuzzi or left for sun loungers.

INTERIOR

The lower deck has a tender garage in the stern that can be flooded at a touch of a button to easily let the tenders and motorised water toys in and out. The space is also convertible to a beach club, and has a barbeque for freshly grilled meals close to the sea. The engine room is in front of the tender garage, followed by the guest accommodation with the crew cabins, mess and laundry facilities in the bow. The crew section is accessed separately to the guest accommodation through the galley on the main deck.

On the main deck above, the Master suite takes up the forward portion of the layout and there is direct access to the bow sunbathing area through the glass sliding doors. Behind the Master suite is the main foyer and galley, which leads through to the open-plan formal dining area and main salon. The former section seats up to 10 guests in sophisticated modern surroundings, and the design is flexible to allow for a glass sliding door to be installed to starboard. The aft lounge offers a port-side C-shaped sofa following the shapes of the walls, combined with a central coffee table. Opposite, a widescreen TV is concealed within the pop-up cabinetry.

The raised pilothouse offers a cosy alternative to the lounge and there is a forward-facing L-shaped sofa and raised table for guests to relax with reading material or watch the captain at work. Steps behind connect to the flybridge for easy access.

The MTU engines create a top speed of 18 knots with a range of 1,300 nautical miles at economical speed.