APOLLO 99

## APOLLO 99 — Sunreef Yachts An eco-electric catamaran that makes no compromise on space, APOLLO 99 comes out of the Polish yard Sunreef Yachts, one of the few builders to have taken solar-electric sailing beyond the concept stage and into genuine charter service. At 23.87 metres with an 11.53-metre beam, she offers the kind of volume normally associated with far larger vessels — and she does it while running on electric propulsion. The technical story here is worth telling properly. Her proprietary solar system draws on 164 m² of panels integrated directly into the yacht's composite structures — mast, boom, superstructure and hull sides — for a total generating capacity of 45.5 kWp. This is not solar as an afterthought bolted to a bimini; it is built into the fabric of the yacht. The result is quiet running, minimal wake noise, and long stretches under sail or electric power where the loudest thing aboard is the water passing the hulls. Accommodation is arranged across four cabins for up to eight guests: an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin, and two further cabins each with a double bed. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Fully custom-built, she was finished with an array of ethically sourced, eco-responsible materials — a coherent choice on a yacht conceived around low-impact cruising, and one that gives her interior a warmth that feels considered rather than showroom-fresh. Her crew of four know the yacht and her systems intimately, and are attentive without hovering — the balance that makes a week aboard feel effortless rather than staged. For charterers who want the space and stability of a large catamaran, the calm of electric propulsion, and a genuinely green platform rather than a marketing claim, APOLLO 99 is a rare proposition in the Mediterranean fleet.