Overview
The Sunseeker 90 Ocean is a new 90-foot (27.1 m) motor yacht from British yard Sunseeker, offered for sale in Dubai through Gulf Fleet. She offers 4 cabins, room for 10 guests and a 7.16 m beam.
She is powered by 2 × MAN V12-2000 (4,000 hp combined), reaching 27 knots with a 12-knot cruise.
Buying a yacht in the UAE involves more than the vessel: survey, registration and flag, insurance, berthing and crew. Gulf Fleet arranges viewings in Dubai and supports the whole process, including finance. Request the full specification, interior layout and equipment list for the Sunseeker 90 Ocean by WhatsApp, or ask about similar yachts if this one is not the right fit.
Technical Specification
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The Interior
Spaces That Define
the Experience
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The Saloon
The main deck saloon is 20% larger in volume than the previous generation — a full-beam living space in white and gold, wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass, with the galley and dining zone flowing naturally into the same open plan.
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Open Plan Living
The 90 Ocean's main deck flows from the saloon through the dining area to the aft deck — a single continuous space without visual interruption. This is the layout Sunseeker designed this generation around.
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The Lounge
The saloon lounge is scaled for long anchorages — deep white sofas, generous floor area, and panoramic windows on both sides framing the coastline. A space that works equally well for a morning coffee and a Gulf sunset.
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At the Helm
The upper helm station puts the captain and navigator above the main deck with 360° sightlines — a chart table, wraparound bench seating, and a skylight that frames every passage from above.
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Saloon to Sea
The main saloon opens through full-height sliding glass to the aft deck terrace — dining furniture and the open water beyond. At anchor, the indoor-outdoor boundary disappears. The 90 Ocean at rest is a different yacht from the 90 Ocean at 27 knots.
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Dining at Sea
The main deck dining area seats eight at a full table — panoramic windows on three sides, the saloon lounge behind, and the aft deck just beyond the sliding glass. The Gulf as a private dining room.
