KB Jr

Sunseeker's 2020 design centers KB Jr around an expansive beach club that transforms the yacht's relationship with the water. The aft platform extends to create a seaside terrace at anchor, while hydraulic systems lower the entire section to sea level for direct ocean access. This 22.56-meter layout dedicates significant volume to the beach club concept, with fold-down bulwarks that double the usable width when deployed. The space functions equally as a launching point for water sports and a lounge area elevated just above the waves. Teak decking continues from the main deck down to the swim platform, creating visual continuity between levels. Forward sections house the yacht's living areas in Sunseeker's established arrangement, with the main salon positioned to take advantage of the beam's full width. Large windows on three sides frame water views while maintaining the clean exterior profile typical of the builder's recent work. The flybridge capitalizes on KB Jr's proportions with dual helm positioning and flexible seating that can be reconfigured based on conditions and guest preferences. A hardtop provides weather protection without compromising the open feel that defines this level of the yacht. Below deck, accommodations follow conventional layouts for this size range, with the master suite positioned amidships to minimize motion at anchor. Guest cabins utilize the remaining space efficiently while maintaining comfortable proportions throughout. KB Jr demonstrates how thoughtful space allocation can maximize a yacht's connection to its marine environment, with the beach club serving as both practical feature and social focal point.