The Sunseeker Apache 45 is a quintessential "James Bond style" performance cruiser. Designed by the legendary Don Shead, it was built for owners who prioritize speed, presence, and open-air socializing over interior volume.
By 1995, the Apache was at the peak of its production run, benefiting from Sunseeker's transition into more refined composite construction and higher-end interior finishes like high-gloss burl maple.
Performance & Hull Engineering
Deep-V Hull: Features a 22-degree deadrise, providing directional stability and a smooth ride through significant chop.
Handling: The narrow beam-to-length ratio ensures a responsive, "on-rails" turning circle and high-speed tracking that wider cruisers cannot replicate.
Cockpit & Deck
Expansive Social Zone: The cockpit is the primary feature, containing a large aft sun pad and U-shaped seating designed to accommodate 8–10 guests.
Integrated Wet Bar: Includes a sink and refrigerator, positioned centrally for guest service without leaving the cockpit.
Helm Station: A racing-style helm with high-backed bolster seats provides clear 360-degree visibility and ergonomic access to all controls.
Interior Luxury & Accommodations
High-End Finish: 1995 models feature the classic Sunseeker high-gloss cabinetry and leather upholstery.
Forward Master Cabin: A dedicated permanent double berth with hanging lockers and storage.
Convertible Saloon: The interior dinette converts into a second double berth, providing overnight capacity for 4 adults.
Galley: Equipped with a two-burner hob, refrigerator, and microwave, finished with Avonite, high-grade worktops.
