Hu-Lysse Luxury Catamaran

Sunreef Yachts drew Hu-Lysse inside and out as well as building her, so her exterior lines and her contemporary interior come from the same drawing office as her hulls. She is a 79ft (22m) luxury catamaran, brand new in 2026, with four cabins and open living areas planned around the same idea of easy living afloat.

Accommodation and crew

Four double cabins sleep eight guests, and four crew look after them, which works out at a crew member for every two guests aboard. Her living areas run wide, as a catamaran's do, so eight people have room indoors and out without gathering in a single space.

Comfort under way

Hu-Lysse is a sailing yacht, and her two hulls keep the deck level under sail rather than heeling. She cruises at 8 knots and makes 10 at most, so passages between her grounds are taken at an unhurried pace.

On deck

Her outdoor spaces are generous, with a place to dine in the open air so meals need not move inside, and a swim platform puts the water within a step of the deck. Air conditioning cools the interior and Wi-Fi runs through her, so the cabins stay fresh and the group stays connected.

Water toys

A Highfield Classic tender carries guests ashore. Two Seabobs travel with her, along with a single e-foil, two paddleboards and a kayak for anyone who prefers to move under their own power, and there is snorkelling gear for seeing what lies under the surface. For those who would rather be pulled, water skis, a monoski, a wakeboard and towables range from the gentlest ride on an inflatable to a single ski.

Where she cruises

Her home port is Gustavia in St Barths. Beyond St Barths itself, her grounds take in St Martin, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, and St Kitts and Nevis. She is also available for rental in France, Italy and Norway, so her charter waters stretch from the Caribbean to the Mediterranean and Northern Europe.

Charter notes

Hu-Lysse is offered by the week and for shorter stays, with her fullest months falling between December and March and again from June through August. She is meant for a family or a group of friends: eight sleep aboard, and when others join for a day on the water the party can grow to twelve.