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Being slightly more compact in size than the others in this flybridge range, ‘Fuelish Pleasure’ has the advantage of being able to fit into more of the Balearics’ secluded coves than her larger sisters, giving guests even greater choice of where to visit on their luxury waterborne break. While modest in its proportions, one cannot accuse this motoryacht of being frugal when it comes to its accommodation and features – all of which mirror the sumptuous luxury of Sunseeker's largest models.


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Whilst offering you the ultimate in alfresco experience ‘Fuelish Pleasure’ can offer you and your guests a greater choice of anchorage on your charter.


Modest in her proportions, this yacht has all the sumptuous luxury of Sunseeker’s larger models and is generous in features and accommodation.


Te main deck has full-height glass doors leading from the aft cockpit into the spacious saloon and its ingenious layout provides seating and dining space. Entertainment is on hand with LCD TV and DVD/CD/Radio system.


Portside stairs alongside the main helm lead to the galley and the three guest cabins that can accommodate six guests. Te aft master cabin with ensuite benefits from full-beam, the


forward VIP cabin has ensuite facilities and the Pullman bunk shares the VIP cabin’s ensuite.


All cabins boast an exceptional level of finish with LCD TVs and wardrobe space.


When anchored, the teak-laid hydraulic bathing platform is the perfect place to launch the jet tender, waterskis and donut, or simply dive in for a dip.


A maximum speed of 30 knots or cruising speed of 22 knots enables you and your guests to experience the charm of the Balearics from Ibiza to Majorca.


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