Sunreef Unveils 131-foot Power Catamaran Megayacht

Buyers as well as designers of motor yachts of any size face a difficult decision: make the boat too wide and it will suffer from poor performance on the water. Make it too narrow, on the other hand, and it won't have much room inside. Perhaps the ultimate solution is the catamaran.
With two hulls, a catamaran can slice through the water while straddling a wider beam to provide the best of both worlds. Sunreef is emerging as one of the most tempting builders of twin-hull power megayachts of this nature. We brought you news earlier this year of their 70-meter design, and now they've followed up with a slightly more modest 40-meter model.
Still measuring an enormous 131 feet length overall (LOA), the 40-meter Sunreef Power boasts expansive accommodations across three decks. The lowest is split between the two hulls, one containing the crew's quarters and galley, the other a pair of VIP staterooms. Two more staterooms can be found on the main deck, with the owner's suite on the upper deck. There's also a gym with deployable terrace, a pool and tender garages fore and aft.
Generous propulsion options promise a quick pace, with twin 1,920-horsepower engines driving up to 20 knots, the addition of water jets up to 32 knots and gas turbines up to 41.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
al schrader Dec 31st 2010 2:40PM
The article kinda missed the point. The reason for the double hull is it reduces wave action for a smoother less bouncy ride. Nearly all private boats have the same life cycle: The owner gets very excited & orders it with unrivaled anticipation. The owner takes delivery & cruises all over. Each cruise has a greater time gap. With the conclusion being the boat is sold at a loss basically to get rid of it. Instead, I rent it with captain & crew included. I don't have to wait for delivery. I don't have to wait to find a buyer. I get new model each time....Al-
fltmech Dec 31st 2010 9:03PM
You had better feel lucky and appreciate every minute of your cruises. Most will never get the once in a lifetime chance.
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