Sunreef Yachts is currently working on the prototype of the carbon built Sunreef 74. The sixth unit within the highly successful Sunreef 74 line, the luxury catamaran will boast a carbon deck, fly bridge, bulkheads and superstructure, allowing an improvement of seaworthiness and a smooth movement while passing through waves.
Sunreef 74 catamaran by Sunreef Yachts
The rigging of the 6th Sunreef 74 includes a carbon mast and boom with an in-boom furling system. The main navigation station is fitted with touchscreens enabling automatic sail adjustments coupled with load sensors to prevent winch, hardware and rig overload. These solutions provide a redundant, easy and safe control of the sails and rig. Moreover, the catamaran also features a large overlapping genoa for upwind optimized performance, a code 0 for reaching and a furling spinnaker for downwind performance.
In-boom furling system on the Sunreef 74 WildBerry
Following a great success of the Sunreef 74 WildBerry, classic-styled Sunreef 74 Lucy Z and the recent premiere of the twin charter bestsellers Sunreef 74 Blue Deer and Sunreef 74 19th Hole, the shipyard is now adding an ultra-modern carbon Sunreef 74 to its portfolio of individually tailored multihulls. The vessel is expected to splash in the early half of 2016.
First carbon Sunreef 74 in build
Launched mid-2013, Sunreef Yachts’ first carbon built catamaran was the Sunreef 80 Carbon Line charter yacht Levante. This breath-taking light displacement sailboat was honoured with the European Medal Award by the Business Center Club.
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