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The Sunreef Yachts shipyard is located in Gdansk – a dynamic seafaring city with a strong economy and long naval building traditions. The company opened its doors in 2002, in the heart of the old Gdansk Shipyard – a historic place that witnessed the birth of Solidarity and its victory over the communist regime.

Sunreef Yachts has the knowledge, experience and capacity required to build top quality composite units, using the most advanced technologies available in the shipbuilding industry. Housed in purpose-adapted halls, and boasting a highly developed infrastructure with all the necessary workshops and specialists, along with direct access to the waterways of the Gdansk port and the Baltic Sea, the shipyard ensures outstanding workforce coordination.

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Sunreef Yachts has easy access to the most optimal infrastructures: a 300 ton floating crane, which can lift yachts up to 210 ft, in-house workshops and above all – the most experienced craftsmen. The yard also provides a comprehensive mechanical, electrical and electronic service. There is also a dry and warm storage space for storing materials while the yacht is under construction, which is very convenient for any captain or project manager.

A New shipyard

In 2022, Sunreef Yachts acquired a 65,000m 2 land reserved for opening its first overseas shipyard in Ras Al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. Additionally, in response to the rising demands from the markets of Middle East, Asia, and Australia, the company also inaugurated a new office in the iconic Palm Jumeriah, Dubai.

On February 28, 2023, Sunreef Yachts officially inaugurated the company’s new Dubai office. It is located on the Palm Jumeirah West Marina, and it gathers an international team of professionals including sales representatives, designers, engineers, architects, and marketing department. The office will be a ‘yachting think tank’ with a mission to create new trends and come up with creative solutions to further develop the concept of responsible and sustainable yachting.

With two manufacturing sites in Poland and an emerging facility in Ras Al Khaimah, Sunreef Yachts is gaining a global reach for its range of sustainable catamarans.

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REWRITE THE RULES

Designed for performance, monohull dynamics with multihull living space, the world’s most technically advanced hybrid ecospeeder, the ultima catamaran is a perfect blend of speed, stability and comfort.

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A sleek and sporty hull, guarantees easy access to any marina.

ULTIMA’s advanced design reduces drag for enhanced performance and energy efficiency.

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Sunreef Yachts Eco catamarans are the future of sustainable yachting.

Sunreef Yachts’ award-winning solar power system, custom-engineered battery banks and hi–tech hybrid propulsion give the ULTIMA an unrivaled green power boost for a clean cruising experience filled with pure thrill.

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Energy-saving air conditioning, custom—tailored batteries, water management, hi-tech hybrid propulsion, cruising in comfort, the interiors of the ultima models offer an infinite variety of bespoke decors and customisable layouts, ultima range.

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Sunreef 55 ultima, sunreef 66 ultima, sunreef 77 ultima, sunreef 88 ultima, when it’s time to play, ultima opens her bulwark platforms to unlock new levels of fun with a fleet of electric toys and a walkaround ocean lounge., experience sunreef ultima, rewrite the rules of luxury yachting with a range of sleek super catamarans, engineered to deliver the ultimate blend of speed, sustainability and comfort..

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Combining traditional sail power with electric motors enables greater maneuverability and control onboard while remaining at the forefront of sustainable yachting. Wind propulsion ensures reduced dependency on fossil fuels, minimum carbon emissions, and greater contributions to the preservation of oceans.

As the maritime industry progresses towards a more sustainable future, sailing catamarans from Sunreef Yachts emerge as beacons of progress with their ECO variants of the Sunreef 50, 60, 70, and 80. Join the responsible seafaring movement with an electric sailing yacht that celebrates nature and innovation.

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Sunreef Yachts officially unveils the first images of its all-new sailing super catamaran. The Sunreef 43M is a multihull superyacht boasting a timeless marine design incorporating immense living space and unique technical features for a superior cruising experience. Fully-customizable, the Sunreef 140 can also be offered in Eco version with green propulsion and the shipyard’s proprietary solar power system.

One of the yacht’s most iconic features is her aft cockpit design. The alfresco lounging and dining space offers extreme comfort and access to a vast private beach. With her aft platform lowered and two fold-out bulwark terraces open, the Sunreef 43M unlocks a new potential for lounging and watersports, creating a vast walk around beach club area.

The fully-customizable beach club connects with a gym with spectacular ocean views as well as a storage room for diving gear and water toys. Beneath the aft cockpit, a garage accommodates two large jet skis, a refueling station and launching system.

Luxurious accommodation is provided for up to 12 guests and includes a spectacular full-beam owner’s suite providing panoramic views and private access to the lounging space and spa pool on the bow terrace. For more information, get in touch with the Sunreef Yachts team.

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While dependency on wind remains an inevitable source of propulsion for sailing catamarans, Sunreef Yachts Eco has witnessed remarkable technological advancements with hybrid and electric engines.

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Apart from powering our solar catamarans with sunlight, we also adapt to other forms of renewable energy to further reduce our carbon footprint and improve reliability and resilience onboard.

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Eliminating energy wastage is the key principle for Sunreef Yachts Eco. Our research and development team consistently evolves their modus operandi to facilitate sustainable cruising.

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Our eco catamarans capitalize on ethical and sustainable furnishings to encourage a prolonged lifecycle and ease of recycling for an additional benefit action in the environment.

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This new philosophy of yachting is present in each and every aspect of the Sunreef Yachts Eco catamarans. Their design incorporates ultralight custom- engineered batteries, a revolutionary air-conditioning system, wind-generators, nontoxic bottom paints, green composite structures as well as state-of-the-art watermakers and water-saving systems.

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Shimali: On board the largest power catamaran from Sunreef Yachts

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On a sea trial for 29 metre Shimali in Poland’s Gdańsk, Simon de Burton discovers the broad appeal of Sunreef Yachts’ biggest catamaran yet – and of a city steeped in maritime history

Do you remember all those luxury catamarans that used to ply the seas before the turn of the millennium? Probably not – because they didn’t exist. Only since 2002 and the founding of Sunreef Yachts in the Polish city of Gdańsk, has there been such a thing as a series-built luxury catamaran of superyacht size – and, having experienced the yard’s 29 metre, the logic of invoking the power of two seems entirely irrefutable.

French entrepreneur Francis Lapp started Sunreef 20 years ago and, while it remains a family firm, it has grown steadily to incorporate a workforce of over 1,800 people that includes an in-house team of interior and exterior designers, naval architects and engineers. More than 175 Sunreef yachts, sail- or power-driven, have now been delivered, and the yard is currently tackling its most ambitious project to date – a remarkable 49-metre catamaran. It would have been worth making the trip to Gdańsk just to see the giant structure taking shape, but the city’s maritime history is fascinating in itself.

The massive yards that occupy hundreds of hectares alongside the mighty Vistula River were born from the wreckage of the German Schichau-Werft and Danziger Werft yards, pummelled by Allied bombers during the Second World War. The state-owned businesses that emerged from them initially focused on building and repairing trains before moving on to produce fishing smacks, rescue boats and, eventually, cargo ships and vessels for the navies of the Eastern Bloc. Perhaps more famously, in 1980 the Gdańsk Shipyard became the site of Lech Walesa’s first Solidarity stand against communist dictatorships when 17,000 shipbuilders downed tools in a strike that kick-started the collapse of communism across Eastern Europe. Ferries, tugs, fishing boats and specialist craft for offshore industries became the yards’ bread and butter throughout the 1990s, after which the number of workers dwindled, buildings became derelict and production largely ground to a halt – despite a European Commission-backed restructuring plan to revitalise this historic area and reconnect it with the city.

Although that was unsuccessful, the now well-established presence of Sunreef a little further up the river has done wonders for Gdańsk’s maritime renaissance – not least through the current expansion of the business with the recent opening of a new yard on a vast five-hectare site with 20,000 square metres of buildings. Eight are build sheds capable of accommodating the ever more extravagant projects commissioned by catamaran converts keen to exploit the many benefits of a twin-hull design.

To date, the apotheosis of those benefits is to be found in the 100 Sunreef Power, which we were fortunate enough to sail on Gdańsk’s first clear day, following a prolonged spell of foul weather that heralded the arrival of a typically harsh winter.

As soon as we set foot on the giant catamaran – named Shimali by her Israeli owners – it becomes obvious that this is a boat that will always be a pleasure to spend time on, even in the worst of weather (assuming, of course, that on such days she would be safely tied up in the marina).

We board via a hydraulic aft platform that serves as stowage for a five-metre RIB and levels with the side skirts to transform into a beach club that provides smooth access for launching, swimming and using the jet skis that live in the garage beneath. It also gives access to a deck that reveals just what a difference an extra hull makes: the 13.5-metre beam permits a vast and airy saloon that offers sufficient volume for some serious entertaining.

The owners’ top priority for the first yacht they commissioned was to create a “home from home” – something they have set out to achieve with the type of traditional chairs and sofas which one might expect to see in a Victorian villa rather than on board a state-of-the-art luxury catamaran.

To the right of two green Dralon-covered Chesterfield sofas, a pair of striped armchairs and a large, glass-topped coffee table sitting on a dusty pink, deep pile rug, is a massive bar made from illuminated rose quartz panels, just a few metres from a superbly appointed main galley. It’s the owner’s choice.

“Like all our boats, each 100 Sunreef Power will be a truly bespoke build, meaning we were able to create the layout of hull No 1 to the exact specification of the owner,” says Sunreef PR manager Artur Połoczański. “He wanted a true home from home where he could spend time with his family and live a very similar life to that which he lives on land, only while out at sea or moored in a marina.

“Other people might wish to use the space occupied by the bar in a different way or have a gym in a different place. The galley area on Shimali , for example, could also be used for the master suite to take full advantage of the boat’s exceptional beam. The point is, there are many possibilities when you have so much lateral space to play with.”

On Shimali , the galley, protected by a magic glass screen that turns opaque at the touch of a switch, is flanked by a seating area to starboard and, unexpectedly, a miniature mirrored gym to port, complete with treadmill – a set-up that, if nothing else, should make it easy to ask the chef to prepare exactly what you fancy after those high-impact workouts.

The unusual use of space demonstrates just how versatile the catamaran configuration can be, and that doesn’t apply only to the saloon. The 100 Sunreef Power can accommodate a dozen guests but, in the case of Shimali , this has been reduced to 10 in favour of an impressively large master suite down in the port hull. As well as effortlessly swallowing a king-size bed (complete with a head-on sea view), the accommodation offers sufficient space for additional seating and a huge bathroom that discreetly hides the suite’s wardrobes and cupboards and is decorated with metro wall tiles and classic black and white flooring.

The VIP cabin in the same hull is also impressively appointed, again with a king-size bed, plenty of wardrobe and drawer space and a smaller – but still generous – bathroom finished in the same style. Three further en suite cabins in the opposite hull account for the other six guests, while crew quarters take the form of two cabins in the bow and one aft.

Back upstairs, the full-beam bow terrace offers a 30-square- metre expanse of clear, usable space that owners of similar-length monohull superyachts could only dream of, with Shimali ’s owners opting to have it fitted-out with luxurious corner seating and a full-width sunpad.

Taking the long walk back to the stern area, meanwhile, brings one to a 25-square-metre aft deck with an al fresco dining table that can easily accommodate all 10 guests – and that leaves arguably the most impressive entertainment area still to come in the form of the 85-square-metre flybridge that’s accessed from a single set of steps. There, you’ll find an additional bar and catering island, another expansive dining table and more soft furnishings – plus the option to transform the area into an  open-air cinema. There’s also a flybridge lounge with additional passenger seating and, towards the stern, a spa pool.

But having lots of space for lots of people isn’t the only benefit of a catamaran – because the storage areas below decks are cavernous, too. A cold room hides no fewer than six freezers, another hold contains washing machines and dryers, and the access to the twin MAN 1,300-horsepower engines is an engineer’s dream.

Tour over, it is time to head-off along the Vistula towards the Gdańsk Bay at the opening to the Baltic. And, up on the flybridge, Baltic it certainly is. Such nippy conditions are nothing new to our captain for the day, the heavily bearded Dominik Dobrowski. After 30 years in the Polish Navy, he knows a thing or two about handling large boats – but overseeing Shimali is clearly not something he takes lightly.

“Piloting a large catamaran takes an additional level of skill and concentration, especially going in and out of marinas or travelling on rivers with a lot of smaller vessels – it’s simply down to the considerable amount of extra width,” he explains.

But even gently cruising out to sea, the pros of big cat travel are evident. So rock steady is Shimali , in fact, that back in the comfort of the saloon, it is easy to forget that we are moving. Any motion caused by the wake from other boats is barely perceptible and, once in the open sea, the 100 Sunreef Power’s transatlantic capability really becomes apparent.

“Our engineers designed an innovative hull shape for this motor yacht for increased comfort and performance,” says yacht design director Agnieszka Bliźniuk. “The 100 Sunreef Power is a superyacht addition to Sunreef’s new power range. It stands out with a sporty hull line, a vast flybridge and a pioneering combination of a garage system and stern platform.”

For this reason and more, Nicolas Lapp, son of Sunreef’s founder, says the firm is attracting ever more customers from monohulls as the benefits of catamarans come to be more widely appreciated. “To obtain the same volume in a conventional motor yacht you would need to go to 36 or 40 metres in length,” Lapp explains. “With the 100 Power, you get 500 square metres of living space but with less complications, less crew, easier management and lower running costs than could be expected with a monohull. The broad beam also enables us to build higher without losing stability, yet the twin hulls are extremely efficient and have very good handling characteristics. We sold two more 100 Powers while the first one was still in the yard and, although the boats cost around €10 million, we are receiving a lot of enquiries from people who are either thinking of switching to the catamaran format or who want one as a first boat.”

Lapp says there is also considerable interest in fitting the boats with Sunreef’s class-leading eco power systems, which combine powerful electric motors with a solar power set-up developed in-house to charge a network of ultra-light batteries.

Well, eco homes are all the rage these days – and no one said they have to be on land.

First published in the April 2022 edition of BOAT International. Get this magazine sent straight to your door, or subscribe and never miss an issue

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Sunreef Yachts to open its first catamaran shipyard outside Poland

Polish luxury multihull specialist Sunreef Yachts is investing $27.2 million in its first site outside Europe. The acquisition is designed to meet growing international demand.

Sunreef Yachts sets up in the United Arab Emirates

Since its establishment in 2002 in Poland, Sunreef Yachts has grown and expanded its catamaran manufacturing facilities in Gdansk. The company, headed by Francis Lapp, is taking a new step forward with the future opening of a new facility in the United Arab Emirates, as he announced to the local daily The National. The first site outside Poland, it will be based in Ras Al-Khaimah.

An important investment

Sunreef Yachts is counting on a rapid growth of the Emirates site. It represents an investment of $27.2 million. Francis Lapp told the UAE daily that he hopes to increase the number of employees from 50 in the first year to 600 or even 800 within two or three years. Sunreef Yachts already employs over 1,000 people in Poland.

The catamarans produced in the United Arab Emirates will be from the same range as the motor yachts and catamarans built in Gdansk. In parallel, the Polish site also continues to expand in the large Baltic port.

A strategic relay for the Asian market

Sunreef Yachts' luxury catamaran market is particularly attractive to Asian and Indian clients. The location of the Ras Al-Khaimah shipyard will enable the brand to more easily serve this strategic market, where the Covid-19 pandemic has increased the appetite for yachting. It is also well positioned geographically to meet the demand from Australian and Oceania-wide boaters.