OYA

OYA is a 2025 Sunreef 60, a sailing catamaran built for the kind of charter where the day sets its own pace — long swims, unhurried lunches, and the quiet satisfaction of moving under sail between anchorages. Sunreef's yard signature is evident in the volume she carries for her length, and in the way her decks flow from one to the next without ever feeling like transitions. She accommodates eight guests across four cabins, each with a double bed, one of them serving as the owner's cabin. A crew of four looks after the yacht and her guests, a ratio that allows service to stay attentive without becoming intrusive — meals timed to the day rather than the clock, and a genuine sense of being looked after. Her open layout suits a Mediterranean itinerary particularly well. Shaded alfresco dining on the aft deck handles the long lunches; the swim platform puts the sea within a step; and the foredeck lounge is where people drift when they want to be alone with the horizon. Above, the 36 m² flybridge is the yacht's social centre of gravity — sunbathing through the afternoon, drinks as the light goes, and the best seat on board while she's underway. Inside, the darker interior tones give the saloon and cabins a calm, contained quality — a welcome contrast after hours in the sun and salt. It is a straightforward, well-judged proposition: a sailing catamaran with real space, credible service, and enough style to feel considered, well suited to families or groups chartering together.