Rogue One

An open cockpit that connects to the saloon through doors that drop out of sight is built for a day spent moving between shade and sun without a wall in the way. Sunseeker completed Rogue One in 2019 as a 23-metre sport yacht, and everything about her layout says she is meant to be used rather than kept for show.

Build and provenance

She is a sport yacht from Sunseeker, a monohull the yard completed in 2019. Her cockpit door retracts fully into the structure, opening the saloon straight onto the aft deck, and a mid-ship position for the owner's cabin puts that accommodation where the motion is quietest underway.

Layout and accommodation

Six guests sleep across three cabins, each with its own ensuite, and the saloon above them stays open-plan, with a lower helm station and a stairway down to the galley on the same level. A crew of two live aft, next to the tender garage, with their own shower and air conditioning.

Performance and engineering

Twin 1,550 hp MAN V12 engines take her to a top speed of 32 knots, the kind of pace that turns a lunch run into an hour rather than an afternoon. A joystick and bow and stern thrusters simplify docking, and dynamic positioning holds her off a berth or a reef without an anchor down, useful over a bottom you would rather not disturb. Her 4,800-litre fuel tank suits that kind of running: short, frequent trips rather than long crossings.

On deck and at anchor

On deck, a barbecue and sunpads keep the after-lunch hours outside, and a sunroof over the saloon lets the same light in below when the cockpit doors are closed. Air conditioning keeps the interior comfortable through the same afternoon.

Where she lies and how to see her

Rogue One lies in Split, on the Croatian coast. Seeing her in person is easy to arrange through us, and we join you for it; once an offer is accepted, a survey and sea trial follow before anything else moves forward.