ULTIMA 77

Sunreef Yachts' 2026 design demonstrates the Polish shipyard's evolution in catamaran architecture, where the 23.47-meter ULTIMA 77 represents their latest interpretation of multihull luxury. Her twin hulls create the foundational geometry that defines everything above: expansive beam translates to generous interior volume, while the central bridging structure houses social spaces that span nearly the full width of the yacht. The catamaran's low-slung profile speaks to contemporary design sensibilities, eschewing the towering superstructures of traditional motor yachts in favor of horizontal emphasis. Forward sections of each hull taper to fine entries that slice cleanly through water, while the aft portions widen to accommodate machinery and crew quarters. This hull shaping reflects decades of catamaran refinement, balancing the competing demands of seakeeping, stability, and interior space. Interior volumes benefit from the inherent advantages of twin-hull configuration. Port and starboard accommodation areas exist as discrete zones, connected by the central saloon that bridges the gap between hulls. Natural light enters from multiple angles—side windows in each hull plus overhead glazing in the bridging structure—creating brightness that single-hull designs struggle to match. Her flybridge extends forward over the main saloon, creating both upper-level entertainment space and weather protection for the interior. The geometry here reveals careful consideration of proportions: high enough for comfortable headroom below, low enough to maintain the yacht's sleek silhouette when viewed from water level. ULTIMA 77 demonstrates how modern catamaran design has matured beyond purely functional considerations into vessels that prioritize living space and visual appeal in equal measure.