CHE

CHE is a Sunreef 114, one of the largest sloop-rigged catamarans ever launched, delivered by Sunreef Yachts in 2010 and refitted in 2021. At 35 metres with a 12.8-metre beam, she carries the kind of usable deck space that only a beam this wide can provide, and under sail she reaches 20 knots in the right conditions.

Three cabins sleep six guests: two with queen beds and one with a king that converts to twins, all en-suite. A crew of five runs the boat, which works out to nearly one crew member per guest. The beam creates genuine separation between the cabins and the living spaces, so the yacht never feels crowded even after a full week aboard.

The flybridge has a jacuzzi, barbecue, and gym, with bimini and sun awning covering the cockpit and foredeck lounging areas. Toys include paddleboards, water skis, floating mats, snorkelling gear, and fishing equipment, well suited to the South Pacific waters where the snorkelling gear sees the most use.

CHE has been circumnavigating since her launch and currently operates in the South Pacific, cruising at 10 knots under power. The point of a catamaran this size is the sailing, and the Sunreef 114 rig delivers.