Sunseeker 76
Twenty-three metres south to Sitges for a seafront lunch
- 23m
- 10 guests
- 3 cabins
- 28kn
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Twenty-three metres south to Sitges for a seafront lunch
Twenty metres of pace for a Sitges lunch run
Sport yacht charter in Barcelona suits guests who want a lower-profile, more dynamic motor yacht than a traditional flybridge cruiser, with private hire available from one day. The category currently holds two vessels, so the choice is narrow and decided by detail. Length, guest capacity and layout are fixed vessel by vessel, and a sport yacht is not automatically the right size for a larger party. Settle your headcount and the style of day you want, whether a swim stop, a lunch ashore or a hosted outing, before comparing the two. If you are weighing sport yacht rental against a larger crewed motor yacht, the trade-off is usually space and onboard comfort against a more agile feel on the water.
Barcelona is one of the busiest ports in the Mediterranean, with heavy commercial and ferry traffic across the approaches. Port Olímpic is the city's primary charter marina and the busiest, with a fuel dock on the outer mole and a restaurant and provisioning inside the port. Entry and exit are not a casual sail-in, so guests should be briefed that the skipper handles the harbour manoeuvres. Port Vell has very limited berths and mostly takes smaller vessels, which makes it better for tender drop-off than as a base for a full-size charter. When you hire a sport yacht, ask where it berths, because that shapes your meeting point and the first stretch of the day.
A typical outing is the run south to Sitges, about 35 km from Port Olímpic, with a swim off the bay and lunch at a seafront restaurant. Allow a 5–7 hour day. The Sitges leg is short and fuel-efficient, which keeps APA planning straightforward, whereas a longer passage needs a proper fuel and provisioning budget. Barcelona's own bay is an open roadstead exposed to ferry swell, so Sitges is the more sheltered place to stop. From June to September the bay is generally flat in the morning and the N–NE breeze builds in the afternoon, so an early departure usually makes for a calmer ride. October brings a warm sea and fewer boats. From €6,720 per day.