Twilight I Power Catamaran

Sunreef Yachts designed Twilight I inside and out, and the interior she was given is an open plan of natural woods, soft earth tones and wide windows that keep the sea in view from the saloon. She is a 94ft (29m) power catamaran built in Poland in 2025, and her wide beam gives her large open-air lounging areas and a great deal of room within.

Comfort under way

Zero speed stabilisers damp her roll both when she lies to her anchor and when she is moving, so the decks stay level for the whole of a passage, and she cruises at 13 knots with 17 knots available when there is distance to cover.

On deck

The jacuzzi is up on the flybridge, in the open air, and sun lounges are set around her decks. Lower down, the beach club has fold-down balconies that open her out to the sea, and with a swim platform as well, getting into the water asks no effort at all.

Water toys

Eight toys travel with her. Two Waverunners mean two riders out at a time, with an inflatable dock for them to rest on, and there is a Seabob and two Flyboards as well. A wakeboard is there to be towed, two kayaks to be paddled, a floating pool to swim inside and snorkelling gear for whatever lies below the surface, while the 17ft Highfield SP520 tender runs guests ashore.

Where she cruises

Twilight I has her home port in Corsica, France, and works the coasts of France, Monaco and Italy. Corsica itself gives her Bonifacio, a medieval town and the oldest on the island, for a walk ashore, the Lavezzi archipelago, a nature reserve whose beaches are barely touched, and Palombaggia beach, where red rock, white sand and umbrella pines meet the water. Between Corsica and Sardinia lies the La Maddalena archipelago, with its beaches set among pink granite, and Porto Cervo on Sardinia has a marina to berth in and boutiques ashore.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep ten guests: a king-bed owner's suite on the main deck, with its own private way out to the bow terrace, and four double cabins on the lower deck. Six crew look after those ten, so no request waits long.

Charter notes

Twilight I suits two couples or a family of up to ten. A full week is the usual charter, with her season at its height in July and August, and a three-day hire is also offered. By day she can take twelve aboard, so two more than her overnight guests can join for the day.