ENTRE 4 answers a specific brief: the space and standing headroom of a far larger yacht, carried on a sailing catamaran light enough to slip into a shallow Caribbean anchorage. Launched by Sunreef in 2024, she measures 24.38 metres with a beam of more than eleven metres, and that width is the whole point. It gives her a main deck that feels like a loft at sea, and a steadiness under way that lets guests move, dine and sleep without the heel of a monohull.
Her designers have used the volume with restraint. The main salon runs almost the full width of the yacht, glazed on three sides and finished in pale oak and soft natural fabrics that keep the mood calm rather than loud. Lounge, dining and galley share one open plane, so the cook stays part of the conversation and the sea is never out of view. Step aft and the cockpit continues the same line, a long shaded table for eight built for lunches that drift into the afternoon.
Above, the flybridge is the social heart of the yacht. It carries a lounge, sunpads and a clear sightline to the rig, the place to gather for a sundowner as the islands turn gold. Forward, the foredeck sets sunpads around a sunken jacuzzi, a quiet corner away from the main deck where the only sound is water against the hulls.
Accommodation is arranged for eight across four cabins, each set low in the hulls where the motion is gentlest and the light arrives through windows close to the waterline. The master takes the premium space, with its own seating and a full en suite. The further doubles and a twin are finished to the same standard, so there is no weak cabin in the layout. A crew of four runs the yacht quietly, with the service and watersports program charter guests expect.
The experience on board is built around easy movement between sea, deck and sky. A swim platform and beach set-up bring guests down to the water, while kayaks, paddleboards and snorkelling gear make the most of the clear anchorages the islands are known for. Nothing about the day feels staged; the layout simply lets people spread out, find their own corner, and come back together for meals. With everything on one or two levels and no long interior corridors, even younger guests learn their way around the yacht within an hour of stepping aboard.
Under sail she is quiet and forgiving, trimmed for comfort rather than racing, with a shallow draft that opens anchorages a deeper yacht must pass by. Her natural territory is the eastern Caribbean, from the British and US Virgin Islands down through St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, where short hops between islands suit a catamaran built for this kind of cruising.
ENTRE 4 is a modern answer to a modern question: how to combine the reach and romance of sail with the flat, generous, light-filled living guests now take for granted. She does it without compromise on either side, and in one of the most rewarding cruising grounds in the world.
