Sunseeker 95 Yacht Review (2023 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

Nick highlighted the yacht's cockpit area, complete with a fridge and a sink, and a docking station at the stern.

The flybridge has been reconfigured and now offers more seating, a different bar setup, and a versatile dining area. There is a crane that can be used to launch a jet ski or a hot tub, and an awning that can provide shade for the entire area.

Upon entering the yacht, there is a neutral color scheme, which allows owners to customize their shared yacht with personal art, cushions, throws, and bedding. The interior also featured a hi-lo TV, a seating area, and a dining table with a split in the center that can be extended.

In the owner's cabin, Nick was impressed with the dressing area, large windows, and the use of a high-quality material called Vescom. He appreciated the changes made to the standard 95 layout in the ensuite, such as the replacement of the stainless steel balustrade with a bespoke cabinet. He found the addition of a second door in the cabin to be a clever feature, as it can transform the ensuite into a private area.

Moving further into the yacht, there are two double guest cabins with ensuites, which were upgraded with premium materials and finishes.  Another flexible cabin is situated on this deck, which can be configured as a double or a triple cabin with a Pullman bed.

The tour continued with the galley, which Nick described as spacious and well-equipped with stainless steel appliances, and the raised pilot house, where the yacht is helmed from. He highlighted the multifunction displays, helm controls, and crew seating area.

Overall, Nick was thoroughly impressed by the Sunseeker 95 yacht, praising its luxurious and customizable experience, attention to detail, and range of features.