SEA BASS

Sunreef Yachts launched Sea Bass in 2009 as a charter vessel designed around the rhythms of extended voyaging rather than the spectacle of arrival. Her 21.34-meter beam and twin-hull configuration prioritize the kind of stability that allows guests to forget they are at sea, creating space for long conversations over dinner and uninterrupted sleep in rolling anchorages. This catamaran reveals her purpose through proportion and placement. Wide side decks connect bow to stern without obstruction, while the central saloon opens completely to the aft cockpit through sliding glass panels that disappear entirely when retracted. The result transforms the main level into a single continuous space where eight guests might gather for breakfast or disperse naturally into smaller groups without feeling constrained by boundaries. Below deck, Sea Bass divides into four equal guest cabins, each with private head and shower. The symmetrical layout places two cabins in each hull, connected by the central saloon above but otherwise independent. This arrangement has proven particularly suited to multi-generational families and close friends who value both togetherness and retreat. Her galley sits forward in the starboard hull, positioned to serve both interior dining and the outdoor cockpit with equal efficiency. Twin engines mounted in dedicated compartments minimize noise and vibration throughout the accommodation spaces, while her shallow draft opens anchorages unavailable to deeper-keeled yachts of similar size. Sea Bass operates most naturally in the Mediterranean, where her combination of interior volume and outdoor living space aligns with the climate and cruising style. She moves between ports with confidence rather than urgency, offering guests the particular pleasure of a yacht that feels equally at home anchored or underway.