The 68-metre modern explorer has been designed with global circumnavigations in mind, her design harks back to the rugged heritage of offshore supply vessels and fishing boats, while looking forward for today’s modern explorers.

Superyacht design by Tony Castro

A large swimming pool on the aft deck

Large windows throughout the yacht allow guests to view the most remote corners of the globe from wherever they are on board.

Her super-efficient hull is created using Tony Castro’s well established naval architecture credentials and with the latest CFD techniques, which results in greater efficiency and range.

The beach club belies her explorer capabilities

The design is part of a proven platform from Sunrise

The modern explorer superyacht demands smaller vessels for trips ashore and a helicopter as a minimum. Sunrise’s concept goes one step further, and boasts room for a helicopter in a climate controlled garage, twin limo tenders, a car, submarine, various jet skis, paddleboards and a variety of inflatables water toys.

A helipad on top of the Tony Castro-designed superyacht

Space for a supercar on board

Her well-thought-out layout also includes all the modern amenities a superyacht can offer, including a full beam enclosed observation deck with retractable roof, a cinema, beach club, sauna, scuba diving pool, gymnasium, aft swimming pool and wine cellar. Accommodation is for 12 guests and 15 crew.

Lighting frames her unique profile, and places her at home in a glitzy harbour as well as the Antarctic