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## Sunreef 70 — Sailing the Croatian Coast There is a particular pleasure in a sailing catamaran of this size: the volume of a much larger yacht, without ever losing the quiet of a hull moving under canvas. The Sunreef 70 was conceived around exactly that balance — real performance under sail, generous living space, and the seaworthiness to take on far more than a week of island hopping. Her hull and superstructure were drawn with a single priority: maximising usable space without compromising behaviour at sea. The result is a yacht that reads as one continuous living area, where interior and exterior spaces flow into one another rather than sitting in separate compartments. The bridge deck and superstructure layout is where that thinking shows most clearly, giving a level of comfort underway that few sailing yachts of this length can match. Aesthetically, she keeps a classic edge. Extensive teak underfoot, high bulwarks that give a genuine sense of security when you are moving around on deck, and clean, restrained lines — modern, but without the hard-edged look that dates quickly. ### Accommodation Five cabins host up to ten guests. The owner's cabin is complemented by three cabins with a double bed, each sleeping two, plus a further guest cabin. Detailed bed configuration is available on request, and we will happily match the layout to your party before you confirm. ### Cruising Grounds She operates in Croatia and Montenegro — arguably the finest sailing waters in the Mediterranean for a catamaran of this type. Shallow draught opens up anchorages the deep-keeled monohulls cannot reach, and the Dalmatian archipelago rewards that advantage day after day: Hvar, the Kornati, the Elaphiti islands, then south towards the Bay of Kotor. Equally, she is a yacht built for longer passages, should the plan be more ambitious than a fortnight along the coast. Her professional crew handles the navigation, the service and the daily rhythm on board, leaving you to decide little more than where to drop anchor next.