There is a particular pleasure in a boat that feels alive under your hand, and the Sunseeker 65 Sport delivers it from the first turn of the wheel. Twenty metres of considered design, she is built for people happiest close to the water. The Beach Club at the stern is where days here tend to settle, with direct sea access, a bar, a fridge and a barbecue, and seating you can move to follow the sun or the conversation. Above, the flybridge carries an IPS docking joystick that rises for close manoeuvres and drops within easy reach when you open her up across the bay. Three suites, including a full beam master, rest up to eight guests in real comfort, with a crew cabin set forward so the two staff aboard keep everything running quietly in the background. When the water invites it, she reaches thirty five knots and feels every bit as composed as she looks. Snorkelling gear is ready for the afternoons that call for it, and the layout flows naturally between speed and stillness. This is a boat for lunch at anchor and a spirited run home, for swimming off the transom and drying off with a drink in hand. She asks very little of you beyond deciding where to point the bow. Some days are best measured by how reluctant you are to bring her back to the harbour.
