Accidental Success Superyacht

A jacuzzi on deck sets the tone for the layout of Accidental Success: an open-air place to sit in warm water with the sea all round. She is a 95ft (29m) Sunseeker superyacht built in 2024.

Water toys

Eight toys come aboard. A jet ski carries a single rider, two Seabobs let two guests be in the water on them together, and two paddleboards put a pair of paddlers on the water under their own power; towables and inflatables are there to be towed behind, her 13ft tender runs guests ashore, and she carries kit for fishing and for snorkelling.

Where she cruises

Basseterre is her home port, and she cruises St Kitts and Nevis and Antigua and Barbuda, two countries to pick from rather than a single stretch of coastline. She is also the longest yacht based in St Kitts and Nevis.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep ten guests, a king stateroom, two doubles and two twins, and for a day on the water she takes twelve; the months her diary fills first are December and then January through to March. Five crew look after them, so on a full charter there is a crew member for every two guests.

Comfort under way

Accidental Success cruises at 15 knots with 22 in hand, and her stabilisers keep working while she is moving, which means less roll on a passage.

On deck

A balcony opens out over the water, and a swim platform puts the sea a step from the deck, so guests can go straight from the boat into the water and back again.

Charter notes

Accidental Success suits two couples sharing her or a family taking the whole boat, and she is offered for hire by the week. Her zero-speed stabilisers stay on once she is anchored, and that is the fact that does most for a week aboard: less roll whenever she lies still.