Sea Scape

Two cabins for four guests is a low guest count for a 76 foot yacht, and Sea Scape spends that extra space on room rather than on more berths. Sunseeker built her in 2018, and in Long Beach she is set up as a yacht for a couple or two couples who want space, not a boat built to fill every cabin on a weekend away.

Build and provenance

Sunseeker built Sea Scape in 2018 on a fibreglass monohull, finished in the flybridge style. At 5.9 metres her beam carries into the accommodation below, giving the two cabins real width rather than a narrow footprint.

Layout and accommodation

Two cabins sleep four guests aboard Sea Scape, a layout suited to a couple travelling with one other pair rather than a full family group. Fewer guests to house means more room in each cabin than a higher berth count would leave.

Performance and engineering

Sea Scape's top speed is 25 knots, a straightforward pace for a fibreglass flybridge motor yacht built for coastal days rather than for covering distance fast. She suits a relaxed pace on the water around Long Beach rather than a rush to the next port.

Where she lies and how to see her

Sea Scape lies in Long Beach. We handle every viewing in person, and once a buyer's offer is accepted we bring in the surveyor and arrange the sea trial before the sale goes further.