Sunreef 80

Onboard the Sunreef 80

Sunreef 80 carries its 24 metres across two hulls, and that width shows immediately in the amount of usable deck: a flat, stable platform that doesn't roll the way a single-hull boat does when idling off a beach or holding position in a light swell. Below deck, four cabins are arranged to sleep up to eight guests, spaced out rather than stacked close, which matters when a group is sharing the boat for more than an afternoon.

The shallower draft typical of a catamaran hull makes the Sunreef 80 a natural fit for the quieter water south of the peninsula — Baie de Briande and Cap Taillat sit along a rocky, unbuilt coastline where deeper motor yachts often stand further off. Guests get nearer to shore here, and the width between the two hulls keeps the boat settled at anchor rather than rolling with passing wakes.

She suits a group that wants room without excess — two families sharing the four cabins, a multi-generational party of eight, or a smaller corporate lunch that values calm water over speed. Based out of Saint-Tropez, the Sunreef 80 works for a single day on the water as easily as for a longer booking, where the extra cabins make an overnight or multi-day route practical rather than cramped.