Witness the Breakthrough of the Sunreef Ultima 55: A Mix of Performance, Comfort and Eco-Conscious Innovation

The Sunreef Ultima 55 has graced the boating world with an innovative design that exudes a sporty, adventurous aura. Sunreef, a Polish brand, has been renowned for constructing spacious, luxury cruising catamarans, but the Ultima range diverges from traditional models, displaying sleek, quick and energetic characteristics.

Equipped with voluminous diesel engines and a generous outdoor space but modest interior, these vessels are ideally crafted for sea romps in the Mediterranean. The unique axe-head bows of the Sunreef Ultima 55 and explorer-style reverse-angled windscreen impress upon first glance. Propelled by a pair of Volvo IPS800s, the vessel can reach top speeds of 38 knots with the added options for surface drives and a hybrid diesel-electric variant.

The internal layout of the Sunreef Ultima 55 is as impressive as its exterior. The guest cabin, although not as extravagant as the owner’s suite, is notable. Expansive folding terraces stretch out the already broad cockpit space. However, the abundance of deck space could potentially be optimised for an outdoor dining area.

Despite being intended for day trips primarily, the sizing and organisation of the owner’s suite astound. The positioning of the bed on a platform between the hulls exudes an impressive grandeur. As a boat that confidently breaks away from the mould, the Sunreef Ultima 55 stands as a bold testament to the future of sea travel.