Rock Star 2.0

The Supreme 68, will have total living space of nearly 3,230 square feet. That’s not a typo. And remember, it’s a 68-foot yacht. That’s almost as much total space on board the new Sunreef as there is indoor floor space aboard the 263-foot CRN flagship Chopi Chopi (whose superyacht-size outdoor space adds another 2,625 square feet for a far bigger total).

The Polish yard had already made its mark on the yachting world, when in 2003 they introduced a range of semi-custom 70 foot-plus sailing and power catamarans. Their production costs and operating techniques have led to greater accessibility to the world of elitist yachting. There are big flybridges, twin decks, crew quarters, and personalized layouts and décor reminiscent of the biggest and most expensive superyachts. Today, Sunreef is raising the bar again, offering proper floating homes with living and interior design characteristics beyond the norm. Francis Lapp, the yard’s founder, believes his vision of a boat should be that of his clients, and in order to achieve this, he imagines himself in the place of the potential owner. He envisages every possible requirement that the modern luxury yacht owner could desire. These requirements themselves are created by the spread of the big yacht market and the unmistakable trend toward more urban comfort and less in the way of boating constraints. In short, a lifestyle.