Manta

Five cabins for ten guests is the number that defines Manta's layout, spread across a catamaran hull wide enough that the plan reads as a villa rather than a boat. Sunreef Yachts built her in 2022 as an 80 Sunreef Power, and she has come onto the market lying in Corsica, France.

Build and provenance

She is a flybridge motor yacht on twin hulls, 24 metres in length (79 feet) with a beam of 12 metres, width a monohull of the same length could not carry. That extra beam is what lets the interior run as one open plan rather than a corridor of separate rooms.

Layout and accommodation

The master suite takes a double bed, a walk-in dressing area, a vanity desk and its own sofa, a VIP cabin and two further guest cabins fit convertible twin beds, and a further cabin with bunk beds is set aside for children. The galley sits forward in the main saloon with direct access to the bow terrace, and the dining area to starboard seats ten at one table.

Performance and engineering

Twin 1,200 hp engines drive the hulls, with electrical generation for the systems and appliances a five-cabin yacht like this needs at anchor. Fuel tankage runs to two tanks of 8,000 litres each, enough range that Manta is built to move between coasts, not just around one bay.

On deck and at anchor

The flybridge carries a spa pool, the aft cockpit has its own dining space, and a swim platform meets the water at the stern. A garage stows jet skis and water toys, so the days at anchor come with as much to do as the cabins below.

Where she lies and how to see her

Manta lies in Corsica, France. Boatcrowd handles her sale from there, sets up viewings for a serious buyer and attends them, and a survey and sea trial come next once an offer is accepted.