Manhattan 65

Onboard the Manhattan 65

The Manhattan 65 does what Sunseeker has always done well with this line: pack serious volume into a 22-metre hull without losing the sharp, low-profile stance that makes their yachts recognisable from a mile off. Twelve guests sit comfortably across the main saloon and the open aft deck, where the al-fresco dining layout turns a Bay of Palma evening cruise into something closer to a private restaurant than a boat ride. Four cabins below give the option to extend a day charter into an overnight without anyone sharing quarters.

From Puerto Portals, a cruising speed around 28 knots puts the east coast calas within easy reach before lunch — Porto Cristo to Cala Mondragó, anchoring in sheltered water where the seabed is visible several metres down. The swim platform at the stern sits close to the waterline, making it simple to step off for a swim between stops. For shorter outings, a late-afternoon departure west toward Illetes keeps the Serra de Tramuntana ridge in view as the light changes, returning to the marina before dark.

The Manhattan 65 suits a corporate lunch where the guest list needs to stay private and the setting needs to feel considered, not excessive. It works equally well for a family group splitting across the four cabins on a two- or three-day coastal route. Our team provides transparent day-rate and advance provisioning expense breakdowns before you confirm, adjusted for whether the itinerary stays close to Palma or runs further along the coast.