Sunseeker Malta rides a rising tide upon luxury yacht brand popularity

Growing popularity of the Sunseeker brand is helping to buoy Sunseeker Malta sales to record levels. As more and more clients recognise the perfect balance of performance and luxury that Sunseeker delivers, owners are enjoying the amazing experience of power boating in Maltese waters.

Sunseeker Malta recently confirmed the sale of a new Sunseeker 40 Metre Yacht, to be delivered to the region in 2015

Off the back of the recent sale of the Sunseeker 40 Metre Yacht, the single biggest sale of a new superyacht that any dealership in Malta has ever made, the company reports another significant success story.

August also saw the team at Sunseeker Malta secure the sale of the San Remo 485 “BLUE QUARTZ”, adding further impetus to already strong performance figures for the 2014 season.

The San Remo 485 "BLUE QUARTZ" was also sold by Sunseeker Malta in August 2014 — The San Remo 485 “BLUE QUARTZ” was also sold by Sunseeker Malta in August 2014

“We are delighted to see the industry performing really well again after a number of challenging years,” comments Sunseeker Malta Sales Director, Cassidy Woods; “in Malta there has been particular strength and shift in preference to the larger category, as demonstrated by recent sales,” he said.

The Sunseeker Malta office in Portomaso is experiencing a strengthening in the market — The Sunseeker Malta office in Portomaso is experiencing a strengthening in the new and used yachting market

Both sales by Sunseeker Malta have been due in large part to the efforts of a large team, who are not only experts on the Sunseeker brand, but are also among the most knowledgeable boat enthusiasts anyone in Malta will ever meet!

For more information about new and used yacht sales with Sunseeker Malta, or for more information on the services offered by the extensive team, please contact:-

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