SOLARIS 80RS
The Solaris 80RS is a yacht conceived, studied and designed for important long-term oceanic cruises.
A targeted study from Solaris Yachts found an important link between the spaces on and below deck.
This combination of dimensions has allowed for the design of an innovative dinette. Light shines through thanks to the coachroof windows, which is ideal for those who want to live below deck. Below the saloon, there is the engine room, cleverly inserted and insulated.
Two completely different interior versions are available. By choosing the first, the owner’s cabin will be positioned in the bow, giving maximum space, privacy and silence, with an aft-oriented galley and dinette. Alternatively, you can choose the version with the aft owner cabin, so that the dinette and galley develop agile, flowing and functional spaces.
Whatever the choice of the owner, the yacht is set up with four double cabins, each with their own bathrooms with shower and the skipper and crew cabins, equipped with respective bathrooms with shower.
Externally, the 80RS features an extremely clean and ergonomic hull, the result of a study that combines technique and nautical art, designed to make such an elaborate project simple and essential.
Such an incisive aesthetic allows the design of the cockpit line on one floor. There is a clear separation between the sailing cockpit and the relaxation area, with the cockpit characterised by a central companionway entrance equipped with two tables with relative sofa-seats.
Since the Solaris 80RS is a yacht with a high rate of customisation, designed precisely to meet the unique needs of the owner, it will also be available in the version with offset companionway entrance and one cockpit table and with longitudinal access to the tender garage.
SOLARIS 111
The Solaris 111 is set to be the largest yacht to ever leave the doors of the shipyard as they dip their toe into superyacht territory with a yacht that is more than 100 feet long.
The highest quality composite materials in carbon fibre pre-preg are used to produce hull and deck for improved strength-to-weight ratio as per the very latest composite technology. The high-tech construction and performance-oriented naval architecture were designed by Soto Acebal.
Special attention has been paid to the comfort needs of the modern superyacht owner. The Monaco-based studio MYT has created a 40-square-metre master cabin combined with her and his bathrooms, direct access to the yacht’s stern and beach club, as well as a step-less passage to the main companionway to provide for the comfortable cruising that large sailing yacht owners have come to expect.
No effort has been spared to keep noise and vibration levels throughout the yacht, both under sail and motoring, well below industry standards.
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