MAJOR AFFAIR

Don Shead's naval architecture achieves something remarkable in MAJOR AFFAIR's proportions — at just under 28 meters, this Sunseeker commands the presence of a much larger vessel through expertly calculated beam and profile relationships. The 2007 design centers around an expansive sun deck that functions as the yacht's social heart, offering multiple configurations for both intimate gatherings and larger entertaining. Sunseeker's interior planning maximizes the 87-ton platform through flowing spaces that connect seamlessly to exterior areas. The 6.3-meter beam provides substantial volume throughout, while Shead's exterior lines maintain the sleek profile that defines serious motor yachts. Natural light floods interior spaces through carefully positioned windows that frame water views from multiple vantages. Eight guests find accommodation thoughtfully integrated into the yacht's layout, supported by a professional crew of four who maintain service standards without intrusion. The yacht's systems and spaces reflect the builder's focus on reliability and comfort rather than flashy amenities — a philosophy that serves long-term ownership well. MAJOR AFFAIR represents Sunseeker's commitment to functional luxury, where every element serves both aesthetic and practical purposes. The result is a motor yacht that performs as well in daily use as it does when entertaining, embodying the kind of understated excellence that ages gracefully.