Yachting - NEXT, a major evolution at Sunreef Yachts скачать в хорошем качестве

Yachting - NEXT, a major evolution at Sunreef Yachts

Sunreef Yachts, world leader in semi-custom luxury catamarans, unveils a redesigned version of its flagship model, the Sunreef 80. This development is part of the Sunreef NEXT program, which aims to enrich its Pomorskie Rendez-Vous catamarans with new features, while enhancing their comfort and versatility. The latest version of the Sunreef 80, incorporating the principles of the NEXT range, introduces several notable evolutions. At the stern, the cockpit has been completely redesigned: folding side platforms, combined with a central hydraulic platform, create a vast open space known as the “Ocean Lounge”, reaching a width of 13.4 meters. This reconfiguration includes two additional lounge areas, as well as an integrated garage for a jet ski and other nautical equipment. Direct access to the galley from this redesigned cockpit aims to optimize onboard service while preserving passenger privacy. On the foredeck, modularity takes center stage. Future owners can now choose between two configurations: a classic version equipped with trampolines, or a more relaxation-oriented option with large sunbathing areas. The thickness of the seats and backrests has been increased in all rest areas to maximize comfort. The flybridge has also benefited from extensive work: its lines have been simplified to create a flat, uncluttered surface, offering greater flexibility for custom layout. The overall silhouette is more streamlined, in line with the contemporary aesthetic sought by the shipyard. Finally, the interior of the boat has been redesigned to offer increased volume, notably in the owner's suite, where the installation of a bathtub is now possible. Further details on this new version of the Sunreef 80 will be unveiled shortly. The Polish shipyard thus confirms its determination to develop its existing models to meet the expectations of an increasingly demanding clientele. https://www.yachtingart.com/2025/03/w...