TESNI

Launched in 2025, Tesni is a Sunreef 80 Power Eco — a catamaran built around a simple premise: that generous volume and a lighter environmental footprint need not be mutually exclusive. Sunreef's Polish yard has spent two decades refining this particular art, and the Eco line represents its most committed expression, with solar power integrated into the yacht's own architecture rather than bolted on afterwards. Four cabins accommodate eight guests, with detailed bed configuration available on request. A crew of four looks after the yacht and everyone aboard — a ratio that keeps service attentive without ever feeling crowded, and a number well matched to a catamaran of this footprint. What multihull owners come for is space, and Tesni delivers it across several distinct zones rather than one dominant deck. The flybridge is the natural centre of gravity: a shaded lounge, sunpads, and enough room to dine in the open air well after dark. Forward, the foredeck seating area catches the breeze at anchor and offers the quieter end of the yacht when someone wants it. A jacuzzi sits on deck, the bar handles the hour before sunset, and the alfresco dining space means most meals happen outside. Below, the interior reads calmer — the retreat side of the equation, cool and considered after a day in the sun. The swim platform opens directly onto the water, with a selection of water toys aboard for those who would rather be in the sea than beside it. Tesni cruises the Western Mediterranean through the summer — the Balearics, Corsica and Sardinia, the French Riviera and Monaco, the Provence coast, and the Italian mainland down to Sicily — before crossing to the Caribbean for the winter season.