100 Sunreef Power Next

Owning a catamaran of this size changes what a normal week aboard looks like: more deck than cabin, a beach club, and rooms that convert rather than sit unused between trips. The 100 Sunreef Power Next is due from Sunreef Yachts in 2026, a 30-metre catamaran built with that flexibility in mind. At 13.5 metres across her beam, she carries her ten guests over two hulls rather than one.

Build and provenance

Sunreef Yachts builds from Poland, and the 100 Sunreef Power Next carries an Ice Class notation. Her hull is a catamaran, a form that spreads volume across two hulls rather than one keel, and her five cabins are built within that twin-hull structure. An owner buying into that hull form is buying the extra beam and deck space a catamaran a monohull of the same length.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across the five cabins, with open saloon and deck areas that the catamaran's beam makes possible. Fold-out platforms convert between a gym and extra storage, so the same square metres serve different trips rather than sitting fixed to one use. That flexibility is the practical side of ownership: the boat changes with the season rather than the season working around the boat.

Performance and engineering

Her top speed is 13 knots, and the wide beam that gives her interior volume also gives her a stable, level ride under way, the kind of steadiness that matters to an owner cruising with family more than an extra knot or two of pace.

On deck and at anchor

The beach club offers space for swimming and time at anchor, and the gym area can just as easily become storage when the boat is carrying more gear than guests. Both are the owner's choice, not fixed fittings, which is the point of a yacht built around flexible space.

Where she lies and how to see her

The 100 Sunreef Power Next is being built in Poland, and Boatcrowd is a buyer's contact throughout. We set up a viewing of the build and, once an offer is accepted, arrange the survey and sea trial before handover.