65M Sunreef Explorer

About the 65M Sunreef Explorer

The 65M Sunreef Explorer is an announced catamaran concept conceived for long-stay private use with substantial guest, leisure and service areas. Its design purpose is to separate an owner’s retreat from active communal decks, while combining a beach club, deployable platforms and large-tender handling within the proposed platform.

Reference accommodation comprises seven double cabins: an owner’s suite, two VIP cabins and four additional cabins. Placing the owner’s suite on the upper deck adds a private foredeck lounge, bathroom facilities, a wardrobe, study and bathtub; buyers should weigh that seclusion against longer circulation to shared dining, bars, pools and the beach club.

The deck plan centres social life around a bridge-level moon-shaped bar, formal and informal dining, a Jacuzzi deck and an aft pool measuring six metres. Below, folding beach-club platforms serve the gym and toy storage, while provision for a seven-metre tender and a proposed retractable A-frame crane informs helm sightlines, deck operations and propulsion choices still to be specified.

Before commissioning a 65M Sunreef Explorer, make one early decision: whether the upper-deck owner’s zone or large-tender handling deserves priority when layouts and weight allocation compete. Ask CatamaranWorld for the proposed general arrangement, equipment schedule and crane operating plan, then check service circulation, launch clearances and propulsion specifications against the intended cruising programme before signing.