by The Polish builder has revealed designs for a luxury Sunreef 100 sailing catamaran providing over 4,600sqft of living space.
Sunreef Yachts has added a new 100 superyacht design to its new range of sailing catamarans, which include the Sunreef 50, 60, 70 and 80 launched in recent years.
With an overall length of 96ft and a beam of over 42A, the Sunreef 100 is a luxurious, seaworthy superyacht boasting 133sqm (4.661sqft) of living space including a large flybridge and bow terrace, plus lower-deck accommodation for up to 12 guests.
The interiors as well as the outdoor lounging spaces allow for customisation options and bespoke layouts that can incorporate the likes of a spa area, office, drinks bar or fitness room.
Provisional plans reveal that the aft cockpit can fit two L-shaped sofas aft and a dining table placed lengthways, plus a day head to port and long bar with stools to starboard. The saloon can fit huge C-shaped sofas and adjustable tables on both sides and a dining table forward, while the foredeck can be fitted with huge sunpads either side of a sunken lounge.
The Sunreef 100 features an innovative aft garage that can carry and launch two large jet-skis among a large variety of water toys stored on board. The hydraulic aft platform can double up as a beach club when lowered, providing plenty of space for relaxation and access to the water. The yacht’s propulsion options include twin 280hp engines, while it has a fuel capacity of 1.600 litres (422 US gallons).
Meanwhile, Sunreef won the UIM (Union Internationale Motonautique) Environmental Award after the builder’s in-house engineered solar-power system was voted as the most innovative green motor yacht technology.
Sunreef’s solar power system features the only composite integrated photovoltaic technology in the marine industry. Engineered by Sunreef’s Eco R&D office, the system includes solar panels that can be integrated with curved composite structures for an energy efficiency unrivalled in the yachting world”, according to the shipyard.
Francis Lapp, Sunreef’s founder and President, said: “We are extremely proud of this achievement as it recognises our efforts in the domain of sustainable yachting. I believe our composite-integrated solar power system can really make a difference and would like to thank the UIM for appreciating the potential of this innovative green technology.” *
Source: Yacht Style Issue 60, www.sunreef-yachts.com
