Sunreef Yachts has unveiled the first official pictures of the Sunreef 80 Grayone, a bespoke luxury multihull that commands attention with its anthracite-grey hull and superstructure. Striking in appearance and refined in every detail, Grayone offers a unique blend of bold design, custom-tailored interiors, and expansive alfresco living areas, making her an ideal choice for both private cruising and high-end charters. The yacht’s main deck is designed as a light-filled sanctuary. To portside, a formal dining area welcomes guests, while starboard hosts a spacious lounging zone with an oversized L-shaped sofa. Toward the bow, a bar area provides seamless access to the foredeck lounge, a perfect space for open-air relaxation and entertaining.
Grayone’s aft cockpit, sheltered from sun and wind, showcases the generous proportions of the Sunreef 80 with its impressive 11.5m beam. This versatile space features a raised dining table, movable furniture, a double daybed, and a wet bar. A custom-designed hydraulic platform at the stern further enhances leisure options, doubling as a watersports launch area and private beach club. The vast flybridge is another highlight, offering panoramic views, abundant seating, dining and sunning areas, and a stylish drinks bar. Equipped with a carbon mast and boom, it also integrates a jet ski launching system.
Inside, the Sunreef 80 Grayone accommodates up to eight guests across four beautifully appointed en-suite cabins. The master suite is particularly luxurious, featuring a double bed, sofa, walk-in dressing, and a private bathroom with a steam bath. Additional accommodation includes two elegant double cabins and a twin cabin, all designed with contemporary grey, black, and cognac tones. A fully equipped galley, complete with a refrigerated pantry and extensive storage, supports top-level service. Onboard entertainment and sports gear include a jet ski, water skis, pedal boards, a floating pool, and fitness equipment, ensuring Grayone delivers a perfect balance of adventure and indulgence at sea.
