Some yachts announce themselves. Fleur simply lets the light do the talking. As the first Sunseeker 116 to enter charter, she carries a design that feels current and considered, her main deck wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass so the sea is never more than a glance away. Inside, rich wenge wood meets Thassos marble, and a Murano chandelier of two hundred pieces catches the evening in a way photographs rarely manage.
At 35.2 metres she welcomes up to ten guests by day and six overnight, the full-beam master suite claiming the panoramic views for itself. Bang and Olufsen audio and video run throughout, quietly capable rather than showy, ready for a film after dinner or nothing at all.
The outdoor spaces are where she truly comes into her own. The aft deck is made for long lunches that drift into afternoon, while the flybridge opens up as the natural gathering point once the sun softens, generous enough for a party yet easy enough for two. A crew of seven keeps the whole yacht running with the kind of ease that goes unnoticed until you realise nothing has ever been asked twice.
Fleur suits those who want space to breathe and beauty that rewards a second look. Between the sheltered aft deck and the open sky of the flybridge, the day arranges itself. The hardest choice may be which deck to settle on first.
