Sunreef Yachts in Gdansk, Poland, recently launched its first powercat, a resin-infused 70-footer.
According to the builder, this catamaran can be powered by twin 870-hp diesels engines, which should help the vessel top out at 30 knots (34.5 mph). However, if you're into long-range cruising, the 70 can also be outfitted with smaller 370-hp diesels, which provide a cruise speed of 12 knots(13.8 mph). Her range at 15 knots is said to be 4,000 NM.
This cruiser sports more than 500 square feet of living space as well as a sizable flying bridge, which, in addition to an upper helm (there's a lower helm, too), offers areas for lounging and dining. The cockpit is the centerpiece of the 70's entertaining space with 320 square feet of party platform.
There's also a lounge with a bar, and a staircase leads to the galley and guest cabins within the hulls.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Sunreef 70 Powercat
Labels:
boatbuilder,
Capt. Patrick Sciacca,
cruising,
Gdansk,
Poland,
Sunreef Yachts
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