Sunseeker 76flybridge yacht charter for days and overnight escapes in Mallorca

Sunseeker builds its yachts in Poole, England, and the 76 Yacht is one of its full flybridge models. Her styling is classic Sunseeker, with a rakish windscreen, a hardtop over the flybridge and expansive glazing that fills the main deck with natural light, so the saloon and dining area stay bright and keep the sea in view. A beam of 5.96 metres gives real width inside and out, and with a top speed of 32 knots and a 22 knot cruise the captain can cover open water without eating into the day.

The day plays out across distinct outdoor spaces. The flybridge, shaded by its hardtop, is where the group gathers underway and lingers after lunch; the builder notes that it fills first and empties last. The foredeck, which Sunseeker calls the best seat in the house, is a quieter corner for reading or a private conversation, well away from the stern. Aft, the cockpit sits beside the saloon doors and leads down to the bathing platform, which has steps up both sides and is the natural place to slip into the water. The toy selection is practical rather than showy: a Williams jet tender for a harbour lunch or a run to a beach, a paddle board, a wakeboard and snorkelling gear for exploring the rocks around an anchorage.

Below deck, four cabins and four heads give everyone a private place to change during the day, and they are what make an overnight escape work: dinner at anchor, a quiet night in a sheltered bay and an early swim before the return. A crew of three looks after the yacht, the tender and the table. She suits a day along the west coast towards Port d'Andratx and Sa Dragonera as readily as a longer plan south to Cabrera or across to Ibiza and Formentera, with the route shaped around the forecast. Charters are arranged from Mallorca, and the team confirms the berth for your dates.