Wyldecrest Motor Yacht
About Wyldecrest
Two E-foils and two Seabobs travel with Wyldecrest, and a crew of four look after her eight guests, which comes to a crew member for every two people aboard. Built in 2021, this 88ft (27m) Sunseeker motor yacht carries a plum bow that gives her unusual volume for her length.
On deck
Her swim platform is four times the area of a traditional design, and reclining X-Tend seats extend the aft deck for more room to lie out, with a retractable screen to pull across at anchor. The flybridge holds alfresco dining under a carbon fibre hardtop whose sliding canopy gives sun or shade, and a cinema screen on the bow puts films in the open air, with Sonos sound throughout.
Water toys
A 13ft Williams tender handles trips ashore and the towing, so the water skis, two wakeboards and the towable sofa have something to pull them; a paddleboard, a kiteboard, fishing tackle and snorkelling gear round out the store.
Where she cruises
Antibes in France is Wyldecrest's home port, and she works the coasts of France, Monaco and Italy, three shorelines open from a single base.
Accommodation and crew
Four air-conditioned cabins sit below deck, reached by two separate staircases, the VIP forward and the master, a double and a twin amidships. Eight sleep aboard, and twelve can be with her when she is cruising.
Comfort under way
Her GRP hull cruises at 20 knots with 26 knots available, so the next bay along need not be the nearest.
Charter notes
Wyldecrest suits a family or friends travelling together, and event hire takes up to thirty guests. Charter runs by the week or over three days at a minimum, so a shorter break works as well as a full week, with July and August her busiest months.
Video Tour
Features & Amenities
- On deck
- Swim Platform
- Connectivity & entertainment
- WiFi A/C Open Air Cinema
Water Toys & Tenders
- 2× Seabob
- 2× E-foil
- 2× Wakeboard
- 1× SUP board
Water Ski Kiteboard Towable Sofa Fishing Snorkeling
Destinations & Best Time to Charter
Cruises the Mediterranean. Seasonal
Where you board sets the tax. Rates are indicative and your broker confirms them at booking.