OTOCTONE

OTOCTONE moves under electric drive on solar-charged batteries. She is a Sunreef 80 Eco launched in 2024 with twin 180-kilowatt electric motors, a 550-kilowatt-hour battery bank, and solar panels integrated directly into the hulls and superstructure, sailing under French flag from Porto-Vecchio for the Mediterranean summer season.

She measures 23 metres on an 11.54-metre beam, drawing 2.20 metres, with an 8-knot cruise under power and full sailing performance on top. The four-cabin layout sleeps nine guests across a master suite, a VIP, a family double, and a single cabin with pullman berth, each en-suite. A crew of four runs the boat across Corsica, Sardinia, the Balearics, and the South of France from the Porto-Vecchio base through the season.

Three outdoor zones share the time on board: the full-beam aft cockpit with daybed and alfresco dining, the bow terrace forward, and the flybridge with a modular dining table, bar, and barbecue. Panoramic glazing in the main salon keeps the inside spaces open to the same view as the decks. A hydraulic platform on the aft cockpit takes guests from sun-deck to swim level without leaving the lounging space.

Toys run off a Williams tender and cover the Seabob 2X F5S, an electric foil, paddleboards, a wakeboard, water skis, snorkel kit, wetsuits, and an inflatable tube. Full air conditioning, deck shower, and the usual catamaran systems round out the inventory.