ZARA

## Sunreef 50 ZARA — Croatia The smallest model in the Sunreef Yachts range, and one of the most persuasive arguments that scale and refinement are two different things. ZARA is a sailing catamaran built to the standards of much larger yachts, in a hull that still slips easily into the quieter anchorages of the Dalmatian coast. Her signature lies in the bridge deck and superstructure design, which buys real interior volume without the visual bulk. Teak underfoot, high bulwarks that give a genuine sense of security when the Adriatic picks up, and long flowing lines that have aged well — the aesthetic is contemporary rather than fashionable. The saloon opens forward to a bow terrace and aft to a generous cockpit fitted with a hydraulic swim platform, so movement across the yacht is uninterrupted. Forward, the sheltered bow lounge is the space guests return to: shaded, protected from the wind, and set slightly apart from the main flow of life on board. It is a layout that lets a group of eight spread out or gather as the day dictates. Below, the wide hull volumes have been used for a bespoke layout of four cabins accommodating eight guests. Three cabins each offer a double bed. The owner's cabin is the standout: a walk-in dressing area, a sofa, a retractable television and a large en-suite bathroom, finished with the materials and joinery detail Sunreef is known for. Detailed bed configuration available on request. The flybridge is where ZARA reveals her character. The main helm station sits within the social space rather than apart from it, alongside a fully equipped wet bar, comfortable seating and broad sun pads — so whoever is steering stays part of the conversation, whether under sail along the coast or settled at anchor for the evening. Her crew handles the navigation, the cuisine and the daily rhythm on board with the discretion that makes a compact yacht feel effortless — an itinerary shaped around what you actually feel like doing, island by island.