If there's one superyacht that has caused a sensation since its announcement at the last Cannes Yachting Festival, it's the Sunreef 111 Ultima, the flagship of the brand-new powercat range from the Polish shipyard, world leader in the semi-custom luxury catamaran market.

This 36.25 m, 4-deck powercat, to be built at Sunreef's Ras Al Khaimah shipyard in Dubai, marks the Polish shipyard's entry into the motor superyacht market in a masterly fashion (Take a look at our BoatScopy Video Report on the Sunreef 111 Ultima already seen by 21000 ActuNauts!).

For this unit, which competes directly with monohull motoryachts in the 50-60m range, Sunreef worked closely with Dutch designer Phaton Studio, who also works for shipyards such as Gulf Craft, Wider Yachts, Golden Yachts and Bering, and who made strong arguments in terms of energy efficiency, eco-responsibility, living space, luxury, style and construction quality.

The interiors of the Sunreef 111 Ultima are characterized by a modern aesthetic, combining dynamism and serenity. The designers chose a sophisticated palette of earthy tones and natural materials, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout the yacht.

The Sunreef 111 Ultima'sowner's suite features a private terrace with direct access to the foredeck, while the main salon features retractable balconies that transform the dining room into an open-air relaxation area.
The layout can accommodate up to 10 guests in five spacious cabins.
 

Key elements of the configuration include an open layout with fittings placed above the hulls for panoramic views, high ceilings and generous glass surfaces that enhance openness and connectivity.

The design incorporates organic curves and soft minimalism to create a soothing environment.