Ryen

Five cabins for ten guests aboard a 32-metre flybridge motoryacht is a generous ratio, one that lets a full group cruise without doubling up in the smaller cabins. Sanlorenzo built Ryen in 2017, and she is now offered for sale from La Romana in the Dominican Republic.

Build and provenance

Ryen is a Sanlorenzo motoryacht, a monohull with a flybridge, delivered in 2017. Her hull is built in GRP, a construction that keeps a 32-metre yacht light enough for her 24-knot cruise. At 106 feet with a 7.3-metre beam, she carries a hull proportioned for her own length rather than one built for a longer, heavier yacht.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five cabins, a plan that keeps a group of eight to ten comfortable without crowding the smaller berths that a six-cabin yacht this size would otherwise need. That ratio favours space per guest over sheer headcount.

Performance and engineering

Ryen cruises at 24 knots and reaches 28 knots flat out, a planing pace built for covering the distance between anchorages quickly rather than settling into a slow displacement crossing. That speed, on a 32-metre flybridge hull, points to a yacht built for island-hopping rather than for ocean passages.

Where she lies and how to see her

Ryen lies in La Romana, in the Dominican Republic. Boatcrowd sets up a viewing there and takes part in it alongside you, and after an offer is accepted a survey and sea trial follow before the sale goes through.