Sunreef 80 Next

Up to ten guests across five cabins is the kind of capacity that turns a sailing trip into a proper group holiday rather than a couple's escape, and that is the case the Sunreef 80 Next makes for itself. Sunreef Yachts built her in 2025 as part of a newer range built around custom layouts rather than one fixed plan. That range brief, more than any single number on a spec sheet, is what defines her.

Build and provenance

The Sunreef 80 Next is a Sunreef-built sailing catamaran measuring 24 metres, or 79 feet, with a beam of 11.5 metres. Her range is built around custom layouts, and this example carries that brief through to her deck plan rather than following one fixed arrangement. No refit is recorded against her; she comes to market on her original 2025 build.

Layout and accommodation

Up to ten guests sleep across five cabins, and the custom-layout brief the range is built on means the exact arrangement can vary from one hull to the next, so the plan is worth confirming for this specific boat. The main saloon opens to both the bow and aft decks, which keeps the indoor and outdoor spaces working as one rather than as separate rooms. Crew numbers are not part of the listing record.

Performance and engineering

Top speed is recorded at 12 knots, with cruising speed and engine details not part of this listing's record, so performance figures beyond that top end are one for a viewing to confirm. As a sailing catamaran, her pace under canvas will vary with conditions in a way an engine figure alone cannot capture.

On deck and at anchor

The aft platform is built to take a tender or a jet ski, and it converts to a swim deck when neither is in use, the one amenity detail the listing record carries. It is a small feature that says a lot: this is a boat set up for getting into the water quickly, not just admiring it from the rail.

Where she lies and how to see her

This listing does not carry a lying location, so the first step is simply finding out where she can be viewed. Boatcrowd sets that up and joins you for it; once you make an accepted offer, a survey and sea trial follow before anything is final.