SUNRISE

Sunrise is a 43-metre steel displacement motor yacht built by Yildiz Shipyard in 2020, registered under the Turkish flag. Constructed to modern commercial standards at a shipyard with a strong track record in blue-water motor yachts, she represents a relatively recent addition to the Mediterranean charter fleet — one that benefits from current build specifications without the weight of age.

As a charter yacht, Sunrise is well-suited to active groups and families with an appetite for water sports and outdoor living. She accommodates up to 12 guests across five cabins, supported by a crew of nine — a ratio that allows for attentive, personalised service without feeling overstaffed. Operating primarily across the Mediterranean and the Greek islands, she is less suited to guests seeking a quiet, minimalist retreat or those who prioritise extended offshore passages, given that her range is not formally documented.

What distinguishes Sunrise within her size class is the breadth of her stability infrastructure. At-anchor stabilisers alongside underway stabilisers is a specification more commonly found on larger vessels, and for guests susceptible to motion or planning extended anchorage stays, this is a meaningful comfort feature. The beach club and elevator — again, not standard on all 43-metre yachts — suggest a design philosophy oriented toward ease of movement and water access rather than purely salon-focused interior living. Her 419 gross tonnes reflects a generous beam relative to her length, which typically translates to spacious deck areas and a steady platform underway.

The onboard experience aboard Sunrise is oriented around outdoor living and active days on the water. Her water sports inventory is extensive — jet-skis, Seabobs, wakeboards, scuba and snorkelling equipment among them — pointing clearly to a vessel set up for guests who intend to use the sea, not simply admire it. The sun deck, sunpads, exterior bar, and BBQ form the social architecture of her exterior spaces, while the gym and beach club round out the amenity set for those wanting structured activity between anchorages. Crew service at this ratio can be expected to be responsive and unobtrusive in equal measure.

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