Sunrise

Twelve guests across five cabins and three separate decks give Sunrise a spread that turns a charter week or a family holiday into rooms rather than corners. Yildiz built her in Turkey and delivered her in 2020, and she lies today in Imperia, Italy.

Build and provenance

She is a Yildiz Shipyard custom build, a yard that began as part of Perini Navi, built in steel with an aluminium superstructure on a displacement monohull. Ginton Naval Architects drew her exterior lines and Hot Lab designed the interior, fitted out by Ulutas Yacht Interior, and she carries RINA classification. At 43 metres with a beam of 8.77 metres and a draft of 2.65 metres, her steel construction favours years of service over light weight.

Layout and accommodation

Five cabins sleep twelve guests across those three decks, and a crew of six run the yacht from their own quarters, apart from the guest areas. The owner’s suite is full beam on the upper deck, with direct access to a private aft deck terrace, a placement that keeps it apart from the four guest cabins below. A private elevator connects all three interior levels, a rare fitting at this length, and one that also makes Sunrise wheelchair friendly.

Performance and engineering

Two 965 hp MTU 8V 2000 M72 engines give Sunrise a 10-knot cruise and a 14-knot top speed, figures that mark her as a displacement yacht built for range rather than a fast crossing. Stabilisers are fitted for anchor and underway, keeping her level through a long lunch stop as much as a passage. Fuel tanks hold 38,350 litres and fresh water 6,580 litres, tankage that supports extended time away from a marina.

On deck and at anchor

On deck, the beach club and a stepped swim platform open the stern to the water, the sun deck is laid out for all-day use, and sunpads, a barbecue and an outdoor shower cover a day at anchor. A gym is fitted for guests who want to keep a routine, and wi-fi and air conditioning run throughout.

Where she lies and how to see her

Sunrise lies in Imperia, Italy. Boatcrowd arranges viewings and travels to meet buyers there, and a survey with sea trial follows once an offer is accepted. She also charters through Boatcrowd, based in Bodrum and operating along the Turkish, Greek, Montenegrin and Croatian coasts, so a buyer can spend a week aboard before deciding to buy.