MYA

Sunseeker's 2005 creation MYA centers around an exceptionally spacious aft deck that transforms the entire stern into a seaside retreat. This expansive outdoor sanctuary extends nearly the full 28.65-meter beam, creating multiple distinct zones for dining, lounging, and direct water access without feeling crowded or compartmentalized. The aft deck's thoughtful layout places a full-size dining table under retractable shade, while curved seating wraps around the stern rail with built-in storage beneath every cushion. Wide swim steps descend directly into the water from this level, eliminating the need to navigate narrow side passages or cramped swim platforms common on motor yachts of this era. Above, the flybridge capitalizes on MYA's generous proportions with dual helm seating, a second dining area, and wraparound sunbeds that catch both morning and afternoon light. The hardtop provides shelter without blocking sightlines, while glass windscreens fold down completely when anchored. Interior accommodations flow naturally from the main saloon through sliding glass doors to the aft deck, creating one continuous entertaining space when opened. The galley positions strategically between interior and exterior dining areas, allowing efficient service to both without kitchen activity interrupting either space. Forward guest cabins take advantage of the hull's substantial width, offering proper wardrobes and natural light through generous port lights rather than the narrow windows found on many motor yachts from this period. The master suite occupies the full beam amidships, with side windows providing water views from the bed. MYA's outdoor-focused design makes her particularly suited to warm-weather cruising where the aft deck becomes the primary living space, supported rather than dominated by interior accommodations.