GENNY is a 23.9 metre Sunreef 80, a sailing catamaran delivered in 2021 and one of the most spacious ways to sail the Greek islands at her size. Sunreef build the yacht in carbon composite to a genuinely large-yacht standard, and the appeal here is plain: she sleeps ten guests across five cabins, gives them a level, quiet platform under sail, wide decks and a bright, open saloon on the same plane as the sea. For a large family or a group of friends who want to sail without giving up room, comfort or crew, she is a generous and well judged choice.
Her point of difference is the way the twin hull layout carries space and calm together. It gives her a planted, level feel under sail and at anchor that a single hull cannot match, so meals, conversation and nights aboard stay comfortable even when the breeze gets up, and it frees a great deal of deck and interior room. A crew of six run her to a high standard, with a chef aboard, so the whole yacht is set up to look after a full party of ten in real comfort.
She is a calm and capable boat under way. The long waterline and the two hulls give her an easy, steady motion, so a passage between islands is a pleasure rather than an ordeal, and she can sail quietly through the afternoon or motor gently on a still day. Her real gift is steadiness, the quality that keeps a large group settled and comfortable whatever the water is doing outside, from a lazy morning at anchor to a longer run across open water.
Indoors, the main deck is one bright, open room. The saloon, the dining area and a bar and navigation station sit together on a single level, wrapped in glass so the sea is in view all round, and the space opens straight out to the shaded aft cockpit the moment she settles at anchor. Pale sofas gather for the group, a dining table seats the whole party of ten, and the mood throughout is soft and neutral, the joinery kept light so the sea and the sky do the work.
Accommodation is for ten guests across five cabins, all with their own bathrooms. Two master suites each take a full width of a hull, bright and private with desks, shelves and long hull windows close to the water, and three further VIP doubles carry the same calm palette of warm neutrals, each with an ensuite and hull windows at the waterline. The layout suits five couples travelling together as easily as a large family, with two lead cabins giving real space of their own.
Her home water is Greece, and she is well matched to it. From the Saronic islands near Athens across to the Cyclades, the anchorages sit close together, the water is clear and the towns come alive after dark for dinner ashore, while her shallow draft and steady twin hulls let her lie in close to the beach. She carries a generous spread of water toys, launched off the stern for the days spent swimming and playing off the yacht, and with her flybridge, her open saloon and a crew of six, GENNY offers a roomy, sociable and comfortable way to sail the Greek islands with the whole party aboard.
