Imperium

20.4 m
10 guests
2 cabins
2001 / refit 2024

Price on request

The rate depends on duration, season and itinerary. A reply in under an hour.

What do you need?

Secure payments

Skipper or crew included
Departures Cannes and Antibes
Route set by the weather
Concierge 24/7

A 20.40-metre Sunseeker Predator 68 fully refitted in 2024, Imperium has kept the British yard's sporting signature: low lines, a cockpit open to the sea and 34 knots flat out. Ten guests by day, four berths in two cabins, two crew. A boat for those who want speed and character rather than a flybridge, with the comfort of a recent refit.

What's included

Skipper or full crew depending on the boat
Departure from Cannes, Antibes, Golfe-Juan, Juan-les-Pins, Saint-Tropez or Monaco
Itinerary prepared with you and adapted to the day’s weather
Half day, full day or several days
Deposit amount given at confirmation
Concierge reachable 24/7

What it is for

A day at sea

The Lérins islands, Cap d’Antibes, the Estérel creeks. Swimming, lunch at anchor, back in the late afternoon.

An event on board

A birthday, a seminar, a private party offshore. Catering and service arranged with us.

A week in the Mediterranean

Corsica, Sardinia or Italy depending on the yacht’s range. Stopovers and provisioning prepared in advance.

In detail

2 équipiers

Imperium in practice

Beyond eighteen metres the difference is no longer speed but comfort at anchor: a proper saloon, shade for everyone, and a bathing platform worth the name.

The specification lists 10 guests under way, 4 berths, 2 cabins. The figure that matters is the daytime one: it is the number of people seated in the shade, not the number who can stand on deck. She was built by Sunseeker Predator 68 in 2001 / refit 2024.

Where you leave from, and where you go

The departure port is agreed with you: Cannes, Golfe-Juan, Juan-les-Pins, Antibes or Saint-Tropez, depending on where the boat is and where you are staying.

The classic programme is the Lérins islands for swimming, the Estérel creeks for lunch at anchor, and Saint-Tropez when the weather allows.

How long is a day out?

Eight hours as a rule, leaving late morning and back in the late afternoon. The times are set at booking: tell us what you want out of the day and we will work back to a departure time.

Is fuel included?

It depends on the boat, and it is stated in writing in the quote. We never give a “from” price that gets topped up when you are back on the quay.

Can we board somewhere else?

Usually yes, with a repositioning cost quoted before you commit. Mention it when you enquire: it is far easier to arrange a week ahead than the night before.

Is the skipper included?

Yes. Depending on the size of the boat you sail with a professional skipper or a full crew. The detail is set out in the quote.

Can we go out for half a day?

Yes. Day charter is built for a half day or a full day, towards the Lérins islands or Cap d’Antibes.

Can we board in Cannes if the boat is based in Antibes?

Yes. Most of our boats sleep at Juan-les-Pins or Golfe-Juan and can pick you up in Cannes if that suits you better. Just say so when booking.