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.
Certified Safety: The vessel’s ITB (Inspección Técnica de Barcos) has been recently renewed, confirming that all safety equipment, hull integrity, and machinery meet the rigorous standards required by the maritime authorities for continued navigation.

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.