YLIME

YLIME — Sunreef 60 A Sunreef 60 carries its own particular signature: the volume of a much larger yacht, spread across a beam that never feels crowded. YLIME makes full use of it. Inside, the mood is deliberately understated — layered textures, discreet marble accents, natural light coming in from every side — the kind of interior you settle into rather than admire from a distance. Accommodation is arranged over four en-suite cabins for eight guests. The owner's cabin occupies the port hull in full, with generous dressing space and a large bathroom. Three further cabins to starboard are fitted with double beds, each with its own facilities. Detailed bed configuration on request. The main deck is open-plan, with a galley-up arrangement alongside the dining area — a layout that keeps everyone together rather than sending the cooking below. It gives the yacht a genuinely domestic feel, in the best sense of the word. Outside, the sunpads on the forward terrace and the flybridge offer two distinct moods depending on the hour, while the aft deck is set for alfresco dining in the shade. A hydraulic swimming platform brings the sea within a step, and a full complement of water sports equipment is carried aboard. A professional crew of three runs the yacht — enough hands to keep the service attentive, few enough to keep it personal. Summer 2026: Corsica. Fine cruising ground for a catamaran of this draft — the anchorages of the Lavezzi, the Agriates coast and the Gulf of Porto all open up when you can lie close to shore.