32m Sunseeker 105 Charter Bodrum | 2010 · Refit 2020 | TC3203

The Sunseeker 105 charter Bodrum is a 32-metre British flybridge motor yacht with a dark navy hull, a full crew and a low, fast profile. Sunseeker launched her in 2010 and she was refitted in 2020, and she now runs out of Bodrum City Harbour on the Turkish Aegean. She carries six guests across three cabins and draws just 1.1 metres — shallow enough to tuck into the bays that define a Gökova cruise.

Why the Sunseeker 105 charter Bodrum stands apart

Sunseeker builds fast, sharp-lined flybridge yachts, and this 105 is a clear example: a dark hull, a raked superstructure and twin 1,450-horsepower engines that move her with real pace. The layout keeps six guests in three generous cabins rather than packing in berths, so the yacht feels like a private boat rather than a full house. A crew of three runs her, which on the Turkish coast is the difference between a holiday and a project.

Deck and outdoor living

The outdoor spaces run across three levels. The flybridge carries the upper helm, sun pads and a bar under a hardtop; the aft deck sets up for al fresco dinners a step from the sea, with a wet bar and a large-screen television; and the foredeck holds a shaded seating area and a second run of sun pads. A jet ski and a tender live aboard, and a bathing platform opens the yacht to the water at every anchorage.

Interior and accommodation

Inside, gloss walnut and pale carpet run through a bright, open plan. The main salon combines a lounge, a formal dining table and a wet bar in a single long room, with full-height windows down both sides. Below, the yacht sleeps six across three cabins — a full-beam master amidships and two further doubles — each with its own en-suite head. Air-conditioning, a generator and a watermaker keep her self-sufficient through a week at anchor.

Specification at a glance

Length overall runs to 32 metres on an eight-metre beam, with a shallow 1.1-metre draught. Twin 1,450-horsepower engines, a bow thruster, radar, autopilot and dual GPS chartplotters handle navigation. A generator, full air-conditioning, a watermaker, ice maker, dishwasher and washing machine cover the domestic side, and a barbecue, flat-screen televisions and a full audio system complete the equipment. Three cabins are served by three heads.

Crew and cuisine

The yacht charters fully crewed, with a captain, an interior host and a chef among the team of three. That last detail matters most on this coast, where several of the best tables are reachable only from the water. The galley provisions around long lunches at anchor and boat-in dinners ashore, and the crew handle the tender, the water toys and the day’s plan so the guests are left with the part that matters.

Bodrum and the southern Aegean

Bodrum is the natural base for the southern Aegean. From the harbour, the Gulf of Gökova opens west toward Sedir Island and its white-sand beach, while Karaada and Orak Island lie a short cruise south with clear water for swimming. The Greek Dodecanese sit within a day’s reach for guests cruising internationally. For the wider picture, the official Türkiye guide to Bodrum maps the bays and the town.

Booking your Sunseeker 105 charter Bodrum

A charter aboard this yacht begins from €6,650 per day, crew included. Explore the wider Aquinox charter fleet, or speak with our charter desk to build an itinerary around the vessel, the season and your guests.