Sunreef / Sunreef 80 Sunreef Power Next
The Sunreef 80 Sunreef Power Next is an exquisite example of modern luxury in the yacht industry, offering a perfect blend of elegance, space, and cutting-edge technology. This magnificent catamaran extends to approximately 24 meters, providing ample room for both relaxation and entertainment. Designed with a focus on comfort, the yacht features expansive living areas, including a vast main deck with a customizable layout that can be tailored to the owner’s preferences. The Sunreef 80 Power Next is equipped with powerful engines, allowing for a cruising speed of 12-14 knots and a maximum speed of up to 22 knots, ensuring swift and comfortable voyages. The yacht’s range is impressive, enabling long passages without the need for frequent refueling. The interior design is a masterpiece of sophistication, crafted by Sunreef’s in-house team, using the finest materials to create a luxurious ambiance. The yacht accommodates up to 12 guests in six spacious cabins, each with en-suite facilities, ensuring a private and serene experience for everyone on board. The exterior design is equally stunning, with sleek lines and a spacious flybridge offering panoramic views and a perfect spot for alfresco dining or sunbathing. The Sunreef 80 Sunreef Power Next is a testament to Sunreef’s commitment to innovation and quality, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a high-end yachting experience with a touch of personalization.
Length
23.8M
Beam
12M
Draft
1.7M
Day Guests
20
Sleeping
12
Cabin
6
Crew
4
Cruise Speed
13KT
Max Speed
26KT
Fuel
16000L
Range
3500NM
Engine
2 x MAN 1200 HP
Option 1
2 x MAN 800 HP
Option 2
2 x 360kW
Naval
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€6,500,000
High Price Brokerage
€5,800,000
Low Price Brokerage
€5,000,000
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Twin MAN engines put twenty six knots within reach, and a thirteen knot cruise that asks far less of the tanks.
The standard fit is a pair of 1,200 horsepower MAN diesels, with an 800 horsepower option for owners who cruise more than they race, or a quieter 360 kilowatt electric configuration for short, silent hops. Sixteen thousand litres of fuel carries her 3,500 nautical miles at cruising speed, genuine ocean crossing range rather than a brochure number. A 1.7 metre draught keeps her out of trouble in anchorages a deeper hulled motor yacht of this length would have to avoid altogether, and the twin hull form holds her flat and level at speed where a monohull of the same size would roll.
At twelve metres across, she is wider than almost anything else in her class of power catamaran.
Sunreef Yachts, founded in Gdansk in 2002 by Francis Lapp, built the hull for its power catamaran range from scratch rather than widening an existing sailing design, giving the 80 a flatter underwater shape purpose built for motor cruising. The model carries forward lessons from the smaller 60 and 70 Power catamarans that preceded it, scaled up into a genuinely full beam platform. Teak decking, a glazed saloon with windows on three sides, and a flybridge built around a spa pool and bar all read as a single, wide deck plan rather than a collection of separate spaces stitched together.
Six cabins, twelve sleeping guests, four crew, split cleanly across both hulls.
A full beam or single hull owner’s suite is available depending on how an owner wants to trade privacy against space elsewhere, with a VIP cabin set in the opposite hull and further guest cabins filling out the remaining space. Crew quarters and the working galley sit aft, reached only from the cockpit rather than through guest areas, so four crew can run service without crossing paths with anyone relaxing on deck. It is a layout built around keeping the social spaces free of the logistics that support them, a discipline that shows throughout the 80’s deck plan rather than just in the cabins.
Twenty guests by day, and a saloon built to host every one of them without feeling crowded.
Windows run along three sides of the main saloon, so the sense of space continues even when the weather keeps everyone inside. Up on the flybridge, a round spa pool and a curved bar turn the uppermost deck into its own destination rather than an afterthought, while down at the waterline a jet ski garage hides beneath the aft cockpit sofa and pivots open when it is time to launch. Finishes and layout are built to each owner’s brief, Sunreef’s in-house design team carrying the same specification process through every cabin and common area so nothing feels bolted on afterwards.
Twenty three years after Francis Lapp founded the yard, the 80 is Sunreef’s case for the power catamaran built at genuine scale.
She measures 23.8 metres on a 12 metre beam, with a 1.7 metre draught that keeps shallow anchorages on the itinerary. Naval architecture, exterior styling, interior design and engineering are all handled in-house by Sunreef’s own team, an unusually complete vertical integration that shows in how consistently the 80 reads from hull to flybridge. Four crew support up to twelve sleeping guests across six cabins, with day capacity for twenty guests, figures closer to a mid-size motor yacht’s hosting capacity than to a typical catamaran of similar length. For an owner who wants beam, range and speed together, she makes a rare case for all three at once.
Length
23.8M
Beam
12M
Draft
1.7M
Guests
12
Cabins
6
Cruise Speed
13Kt
Max Speed
26Kt
Length
21.3M
Beam
11.4M
Draft
2.5M
Guests
10
Cabins
5
Cruise Speed
12Kt
Max Speed
20Kt
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