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Sunreef 60 Video Review: The Smallest of Three Sailing Sunreefs

By the YachtWay editorial deskUpdated October 2026Video walkthrough6 min read

This is one of three boats in our Sunreef comparison, filmed at Cannes in 2026. The video starts at the beginning, and the 60 section runs from 1:35 to 12:17. The Sunreef 60 is the smallest of the three sailing catamarans. She has a swim platform that carries a tender, a bow lounge with trampolines, a flybridge with a bar, a salon with a galley and a lower helm, the owner's cabin in the port hull and three guest cabins to starboard.

The same design language, the smallest size

The 60 shares its look with the 70 and 80: a side wall around the aft deck, trampolines at the bow and big windows all round. Sunreef lets owners set each boat up their own way, and this one is built for privacy, with extra insulation between the owner's cabin and the galley. A lithium battery bank lets the generator stay off at night, and black sails, mast and boom finish the look.

The vibePrivate, calm and easy to sail
The powerTwin Yanmar diesels (as filmed)
Best forCouples, families, long stays at anchor

What stood out on board

  • A tender on the platform
    The electric swim platform lowers to the water and carries the tender.
  • A cocoon lounge at the bow
    A sunken seat between the trampolines, sheltered but open to the view.
  • A flybridge bar
    Three stools, an ice maker and a fridge next to the helm.
  • Sail windows at the helm
    Cutouts in the hardtop let the captain watch the sails.
  • A quick door to the bow
    It opens at a button from the salon.
  • A stepped guest cabin
    Two levels with a ledge, instead of bunk beds.
The Sunreef 60, with the tender on the platform. 01:40
The bow lounge and trampolines. 03:00
The main salon. 05:40
The galley on the main deck. 06:00
A guest cabin. 09:20

Spec sheet at a glance

FeatureWhat you getThe benefit
Length overall60 ft (18.3 m)The most compact of the three
Beam33 ft 6 in (10.2 m)Huge deck space for the length
Draft5 ft 3 in (1.6 m)Gets into shallow bays
Displacement48,500 lb (22 t)Stable at anchor
SailsMain 1,023 sq ft, jib 915 sq ftBlack performance sails as filmed
EnginesTwin Yanmar diesels (as filmed)Bow thruster for docking
Tanks462 gal fuel, 211 gal waterLong stays away
LayoutOwner's hull, three guest cabinsEach with its own head
PowerLithium battery bankQuiet nights without the generator
SpeedsNot covered in the videoWe did not sea trial this boat

Swim platform and aft deck

The aft deck. 02:40

The swim platform lowers electrically and can carry the tender. Up the steps there is a rain shower and a lounge facing aft with a big reclining backrest.

  • Dining.
    A table for six to eight.
  • Side wall.
    Shelters the deck from the wind.
  • Bar.
    Can be fitted with a fridge and ice maker.

Bow

The bow sunbeds. 03:40

The bow has a sunbed facing forward with a backrest that folds flat, trampolines on both sides and a sunken lounge you step down into.

  • Trampolines.
    To lounge on, at anchor or under way.
  • Shade.
    Carbon poles for a canvas Bimini.

Flybridge

The flybridge helm. 04:20

Handrails lead up to the flybridge, with a table, lounge beds and loungers with adjustable backrests facing forward.

  • Helm.
    A carbon wheel, thruster, chain counter and Raymarine screens.
  • Sail view.
    Cutouts above the helm to watch the sails.
  • Bar.
    Three stools, an ice maker and a fridge to starboard.

Main salon and lower helm

The lower helm. 06:40

Sliding doors open the salon. Dining for six sits to starboard with a raised reading nook and a TV, and the galley is to port.

  • Galley.
    A big counter, cooktop, oven, fridge and wine fridge.
  • Helm.
    A bench that moves, plus autopilot and VHF.
  • Bow door.
    Opens at a button.
  • Control.
    An iPad for lights and AC in every room.

Owner's cabin

The owner's cabin, in the port hull. 08:00

The owner has the port hull. A leather handrail leads down past a desk to a queen plus bed with two steps up to it.

  • Storage.
    Beside and above the bed.
  • Light.
    A window ahead of the bed and a porthole.
  • Bathroom.
    Forward, with a lit makeup mirror and a rain shower.

Guest cabins

The forward cabin, with stepped beds. 10:20

Three guest cabins share the starboard hull, each with its own head and shower.

  • Middle cabin.
    A queen bed, a skylight and a stone shower.
  • Forward cabin.
    Padded walls and stepped beds with a ledge.
  • Aft cabin.
    The most private, with a dry head.
The verdict

The Sunreef 60 packs the look and feel of its bigger sisters into the most manageable size. The bow cocoon, the flybridge bar and the owner's hull make her very comfortable, and this setup puts quiet and privacy first. For couples or families who want a capable sailing catamaran without a big crew, she is the natural place to start the range.

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In this video

  1. 01:35 Sunreef 60: swim platform and aft deck
  2. 02:50 Sunreef 60: bow lounge
  3. 03:57 Sunreef 60: flybridge
  4. 05:18 Sunreef 60: main salon and galley
  5. 06:27 Sunreef 60: lower helm
  6. 07:12 Sunreef 60: owner's cabin
  7. 09:07 Sunreef 60: guest cabins
Presented by
Heigo Paartalu
YachtWay Spotlight host
Filmed by
YachtWay Studios