Sunreef Yachts to showcase 70 Sunreef Power AMBER ONE in Venice
Sunreef brought the 21.3-metre 70 Sunreef Power AMBER ONE to the Arsenale, using Venice to spotlight the wide-beam powercat formula buyers keep chasing.
At the Arsenale di Venezia, Sunreef Yachts used the Venice Boat Show to put a clear face on its powercat pitch: the 70 Sunreef Power AMBER ONE, a 2023 model built around volume, stability and a layout tuned for comfort. In a show packed with prestige boats, the yacht stood out as a working example of how Sunreef wants buyers to read the segment in 2026.
The company said its participation ran from 27 to 31 May 2026 at the Main Yacht Riviera, inside the historic Arsenale, where the seventh edition of the Salone Nautico Venezia brought together hundreds of exhibitors and hundreds of boats across a 55,000-square-metre water basin. Promoted by the City of Venice and organized by Vela spa in collaboration with the Italian Navy, the show gave Sunreef a backdrop that matched the brand’s own emphasis on design and presence.
That matters for Sunreef because the yard has built its reputation around luxury sailing and power multihulls, and says it designs, builds and charters yachts from 60 to 200 feet. In Venice, the company was not pushing an abstract idea of future growth. It was showing a real boat with a defined use case: a 21.3-metre power catamaran with an 11.35-metre beam, a package aimed at owners who want superyacht-style space without moving into the size and running demands of a larger monohull.
The AMBER ONE’s appeal also comes from how it is configured. Secondary specification sources list five cabins and accommodation for up to ten guests, which puts the model squarely in the family cruising and charter-friendly end of the luxury market. Sunreef’s own description of the yacht leans on generous volumes, stability and a layout focused on comfort, innovation and refined style, the same formula that has helped the brand stay visible in a crowded powercat field.
Venice worked as more than a showroom setting. It framed AMBER ONE the way Sunreef clearly wanted it framed: not as a novelty, but as a flagship expression of what a modern power catamaran can be when the beam, the interior planning and the presentation all line up in one of Europe’s most watched boat-show stages.
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