Sunseeker Predator 84 "AGAPA" — luxury yacht charter

AGAPA: Riviera days with room to swim, dine and explore

A charter aboard AGAPA brings together outdoor dining, four-cabin accommodation and a particularly inviting waterside setup. This 26.5-metre Sunseeker Predator 84 is based in the South of France and welcomes nine overnight guests, with a children's Pullman providing the ninth sleeping place. Three crew look after the operation and hospitality, leaving guests free to settle into the pace of a Mediterranean holiday.

Her days can move naturally between breakfast overlooking the bay, a swim beside the floating dock and a relaxed lunch in the aft cockpit. Foredeck sunpads and upper-deck seating give different members of the party their own places to unwind. Built in 2009, she has a 2025 refit year and interiors comprehensively refreshed in 2024, combining a contemporary atmosphere with the outdoor character of a sports yacht.

Life on board

AGAPA's four cabins work well for a family or a group that needs both double and separate beds. The full-beam master suite offers a double bed, bathtub, safe and internet-enabled television. A forward VIP double provides a shower and television, while the two remaining cabins each have twin single beds. One twin adds a Pullman reserved for children.

This arrangement makes the guest list worth considering before booking. Nine overnight places do not mean nine equivalent adult beds: the additional Pullman is specifically a child's berth. Up to 12 guests can be carried while cruising, but that daytime capacity is separate from the sleeping arrangement and should be confirmed for the proposed booking.

The saloon provides light-coloured seating and an indoor dining area near the helm. Its connection to the aft cockpit allows the group to move easily between an air-conditioned interior and open-air meals. Wi-Fi is available aboard, although guests needing uninterrupted connectivity should discuss their requirements before departure.

The three-person team's experience encompasses navigation, yacht operations, guest service and cooking. Culinary strengths include Mediterranean dishes alongside Italian and Indian cooking, with an emphasis on fresh, local ingredients. Menus, dietary needs, children's meals and preferred dining times can be discussed in advance rather than left until boarding.

Decks, toys and water sports

The stern is the centre of activity when AGAPA is at anchor. Steps descend from the cockpit to the swim platform, and the floating dock creates additional space at water level. An inflatable sea pool adds another way to enjoy the anchorage, while the foredeck and upper deck remain available for guests who prefer sunshine and conversation to watersports.

Her tender and toy selection includes:

• A 2024 Williams Sportjet 385 tender.
• Wakeboard and waterskis suitable for children and adults.
• An adult monoski.
• Two inflatable paddleboards.
• Snorkelling gear.
• An inflatable swimming pool.
• A choice of other inflatables.

The variety allows a day to include both energetic towing sessions and gentler paddling or snorkelling. Equipment use depends on suitable conditions, guest ability and the crew's safety assessment. Families should mention children's ages when enquiring so that the berth arrangement and relevant watersports equipment can be discussed together.

Outdoor meals take place around the aft cockpit table, close to the saloon but facing the surrounding scenery. The foredeck sunpads offer a quieter retreat, while the upper seating area provides a different outlook without requiring everyone to gather in one space.

Where to charter her

AGAPA's charter base is the South of France; a specific embarkation marina is not established. Her cruising grounds include the French Riviera and the wider Western Mediterranean, with the Balearics also identified as a destination. Availability for a particular region, embarkation arrangements and any delivery costs need confirmation for the chosen dates.

For a Riviera week, a sensible starting point is a programme that alternates short coastal passages with time at anchor. A sample plan could combine the coast near Nice, the waters around Antibes and Cannes, and a stay near Saint-Tropez if conditions and timing permit. This is an itinerary suggestion, not a fixed route or a promise of particular berths.

The first days might focus on settling aboard and enjoying swimming stops; the middle of the week could leave more room for watersports, tender outings and meals ashore. Keeping the final stages flexible gives the captain scope to choose comfortable anchorages and return to the agreed disembarkation point. A Balearic charter should be planned separately around the yacht's positioning rather than assumed to fit into every Riviera departure.

Performance and comfort at sea

With a cruising speed of 23 knots and a maximum speed of 34 knots, AGAPA offers the ability to move between coastal stops without making every passage the main event. Actual routing and speed remain subject to weather, sea state, fuel planning and the captain's judgement.

Her dimensions are 26.5 metres overall, 6.41 metres in beam and 2.90 metres in draft. Air conditioning provides an indoor retreat after time on deck, and her two 29 kW generators support onboard electrical services. Stabiliser equipment is not specified in the supplied details, so guests for whom roll reduction is essential should request confirmation before booking.

For model context, the Predator 84's original construction specification describes a GRP hull and a cored deck and superstructure. AGAPA's individual accommodation, operating speeds and draft take precedence over standard-series figures when planning a charter. (sunseeker.cz)

Frequently asked questions

What is AGAPA's weekly charter rate, and what is included?

The charter price is available on request for the selected dates and itinerary. Request a written breakdown of the charter fee, VAT, any Advance Provisioning Allowance, delivery charges and other extras; no inclusive package is specified here.

How many guests can charter AGAPA?

She accommodates nine overnight guests, including one child using the Pullman berth. Her cruising capacity is 12 guests, subject to confirmation for the intended charter.

What is the cabin layout?

There is a full-beam master, a VIP double and two twin cabins. One of the twins has an additional children's Pullman.

How many crew are aboard?

A crew of three provides yacht operation and hospitality. The team's skills include guest service and cuisine with Mediterranean, Italian and Indian influences.

Where does the charter begin?

Her base area is the South of France. The exact boarding port is agreed when dates, yacht positioning and the itinerary are confirmed.

Can AGAPA cruise in the Balearics?

The Balearics are among her stated cruising destinations, alongside the French Riviera. A proposed Balearic itinerary requires confirmation of availability, positioning and any additional costs.

Which water toys are available?

She carries a Williams Sportjet 385, wakeboard, waterskis, adult monoski, two paddleboards, snorkelling gear and inflatables. Her floating dock and inflatable pool enhance time at anchor.

How can AGAPA be booked?

Use the enquiry form on this page with preferred dates, guest numbers, children's ages and cruising preferences. Availability, the full quotation, embarkation details and contractual terms can then be confirmed.