SEAZEN II

SEAZEN II — Sunreef 70 Sailing Catamaran A Sunreef 70 makes its case quietly: two hulls, generous beam, and the kind of stability under sail that lets you pour a glass of wine at eight knots without watching it. SEAZEN II plays to those strengths. Her deck areas are unusually open for a yacht of this length, and a 2023 refit has kept the interior current rather than merely serviceable. The layout accommodates eight guests across four cabins. The master sits forward in the starboard hull — a double bed, proper dressing space, built-in bookshelves, and a custom bathroom with separate shower. Two further cabins offer double beds with en-suite facilities, while the fourth is fitted with twin beds. Nothing is overwrought; the emphasis throughout is on light, air and usable space rather than ornament. That restraint carries into the saloon and cockpit, where low tables, a bar area and cushions set into timber frames create a lounging environment that works equally well for a long lunch or a late evening at anchor. The galley is fully electric and properly equipped, including an American-style side-by-side fridge and freezer — a detail that matters more than it sounds when you're provisioning for a week between Corsica and Sardinia. Her crew handles the sailing, the service and the shore logistics, leaving guests to decide little beyond where to swim next. Ample dedicated stowage means the water toys travel with you rather than competing for deck space. For summer 2026, SEAZEN II is positioned for the French Riviera and Monaco, the Provence coast and Marseille, Corsica, and the Italian cruising grounds from the northern mainland down through Sardinia, Sicily and the south — a catamaran well suited to island-hopping itineraries where shallow draft and deck space count for as much as speed.