7X

Luxury catamaran 7X is the first hull in the new Sunreef 80 series from Sunreef Yachts, who developed her naval architecture and interior and exterior styling, with a launch in 2018. The interior layout provides for up to eight carter guests over four spacious cabins, serviced by a crew of 3.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF 7 X SPLIT

• Versatile interior layout
• 340m²/3,659ft² of living space on board
• High-performance catamaran
• First hull in the new Sunreef 80 series
• Bright and airy contemporary interiors
• Abundance of outdoor living space
• Air conditioning
• Wi-fi

EXTERIOR

Guests can board by tender by accessing either of the hull staircases to the main deck aft cockpit. A hydraulic swim platform is also available and it is used for storing the tender while cruising.

The main deck aft cockpit features movable furniture, with a sofa placed along the stern, a starboard sunpad and a wet bar for efficient outdoor service. The foredeck is another sizeable guest area ideal for lounging, socialising and exercise: in front of the helm station there is a starboard-side chaise-sofa with a raised table for alfresco meals, and a broad sunbed opposite. The large deck area is ideal for exercise such as yoga and the trampolines can also be used for sunbathing. 

The flybridge is accessed via a port-side staircase from the main deck aft cockpit and offers another social space with sunpads lining the stern and a C-shaped sofa around an elevated table under the shade of the hardtop.

INTERIOR

The port hull contains a forward double guest cabin, and amidships double guest cabin and crew accommodation in the stern. The starboard hull contains a forward double cabin and the spacious Master suite to the aft. Both hulls are connected to the salon via fore and aft staircases, and the main interior layout places a sizeable formal dining area to port consisting of a C-shaped sofa and an elevated table. Opposite, the lounge is comprised of a chaise-sofa integrated along the starboard wall that receives plenty of natural light through the extensive windows. The galley is placed centrally and forward, and the helm station is located in the forward starboard corner.

A pair of 280 HP engines allows for reversing away from docks and cruising in low-wind conditions.