Leave Saint-Tropez after breakfast, and Monaco is an easy run down the coast. That is the appeal of the Sunseeker 74 XPS. At up to 38 knots she makes distance disappear, so the day belongs to you rather than the schedule: a beach club for lunch off Pampelonne, a quiet cove through the afternoon, back in port before dinner.
Delivered in 2025, she is among the newest yachts on the water here, and it shows in the detail. Broad sunbathing areas run across the bow and aft deck, while the salon stays cool and shaded when the sun is high. The hydraulic platform lowers for swimming, for boarding, and for slipping the toys into the water. Three cabins sleep six overnight, and up to twelve guests join for the day, with two crew looking after the cruising and the service.
What sets her apart is the way she covers ground. The classic Riviera circuit, Saint-Tropez to Pampelonne to Cannes to Monaco, opens up without hurry. You arrive with time to enjoy the place rather than simply reach it.
Family day, celebration with friends, or an escape for two, she carries all of them well.
The hardest part may be deciding where to drop anchor first.
