OHANA

2022 SUNREEF 80

5

SUITES
10

GUESTS
3,700

LIVING SPACE (SF)
$94K

STARTS AT (PER WEEK)

Ohana 80

Luxury catamaran

Ohana 80, is a luxury sailing yacht ideal for exclusive getaways, intimate charters and island adventures. Ohana accommodates up to ten guests in five deluxe, king-size ensuite cabins. A custom layout featuring hand-picked design elements made in-factory at Sunreef’s shipyard in Poland ensures she is one-of-a-kind.

Introducing 2022 Sunreef 80 catamaran

Our new luxury catamaran combines easy sailing with comfortable accommodation

SUNREEF 80 "OHANA"

A luxury sailing yacht ideal for exclusive getaways, intimate charters and island adventures.

The Layout

This catamaran is sure to have you and all of your guests feeling like you’re waking up in a five-star luxury hotel!

The Details

Ohana 80, is a luxury sailing yacht ideal for exclusive getaways, intimate charters and island adventures. Ohana accommodates up to ten guests in five deluxe, king-size ensuite cabins. A custom layout featuring hand-picked design elements made in-factory at Sunreef’s shipyard in Poland ensures she is one-of-a-kind.

With three fully-equipped wet bars, a central open-concept galley, and seamless flow between the yacht’s interior and exterior spaces, Ohana creates a perfect platform to host guests comfortably. Classy lines underscore her modern style with a classic edge. The contemporary decor finds softness in the warm, light woods and coastal blues of her inviting interior. Her bold exterior boasts a custom color hull.

A vast, central lounging space with a panoramic view opens both onto the bow terrace and cockpit. The bow benefits from a cozy lounge, well shielded from sun and wind. To the aft, the saloon merges with the spacious cockpit offering a lovely al fresco dining area. The cockpit overlooks an extra large hydraulic platform that can act as a swim-up island once the jet tender is splashed. From the aft bathing platform, you can launch water toys, try scuba diving for the first time, or sun tan all at sea level. All the areas combined form a universal, open environment where flexibility and freedom reign.

Ohana has a built-in scuba diving compressor and an area designated for tanks and top-of-the-line gear. Two seabobs are also on offer along with a wide array of water toys and adventure sports to try.

Unique to Ohana, a day head is located in the aft cockpit to allow for maximum comfort during the day. The day head is complete with a wash basin and changing table for our younger guests. In addition, there are two waterfall shower heads by each aft sugar scoop for fresh water rinses throughout the sunny, salty days. Underwater lights line the waterline for an added ambiance in the evening.

High bulwarks and a large beam lend to the superstructure design allowing for a generous flybridge and bimini that extends its full length. Along with dual helms, the flybridge is dedicated to leisure, with comfortable seating, plush sun pads, and a large jacuzzi. There are options to dine al fresco while enjoying movie night with the family or catch a game on the large, retractable flatscreen TV while simultaneously enjoying a 360 view of the Caribbean.

The hulls provide impressive volumes to this large yacht. Airy, luxurious guest cabins encompass king-size beds, roomy closets and storage spaces, retractable TV and an immense bathroom. A perfect setting to unwind and relax after a long day in the sun.

Ohana is a Hawaiian term meaning family. It often refers to one’s extended support system, including nuclear family, extended family, close friends, colleagues and community groups. The word is imbued with loyalty, compassion, support and love. In native Hawaiian culture, it is a great honor to be a part of an ohana; it means that you'll never be forgotten or left behind. The root word ʻohā refers to the shoot of the taro plant, a Hawaiian staple. Ana is a word that conveys regeneration. Just as the taro plant produces offshoots, a person’s family is multigenerational and grows in different directions to include all of the people they love.

The owner’s chose Ohana to represent their strong-family ties and generous spirit. When you stay aboard Ohana, you can indulge in luxury and regalement, but leave knowing you are a part of something much grander.

The yacht welcomes families with children over the age of 8. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

1. During a seven-day charter onboard Ohana, certified divers can dive up to five times, one dive per full charter day, with the guidance of a scuba instructor. Additional dives can be added based on itinerary and captain/instructor’s discretion. The cost of scuba diving is $100/dive/diver.

2. Dive Training, Courses Fees & Payment:
Discover Scuba Dive/Try Scuba/Resort Course: $150, one Discover Scuba Dive is complementary for each non-certified guest

3. For all dives, try scuba/resort courses, and continuing education courses include tank fills, all gear including weights and dive lights, briefings and a scuba instructor serving as a guide.

4. Dive Safety:

All certified and non-certified divers must be medically and physically fit for diving.
A Doctor’s release may be required depending on health conditions or concerns.
All divers are required to fill out waivers and provide proof of certification to their highest level of training before diving onboard Ohana.
The crew reserve the right to bench a diver who is not practicing safe behavior.
Divers are encouraged to purchase dive insurance, we recommend Diver’s Alert Network: https://dan.org

Diving Costs
Basic Open Water Cost: $500
Advanced Open Water Cost: $350

Referral paperwork must be presented before any training dives can occur. With your classwork and confined water done at home, you can enjoy your check-out dives for certification in the beautiful, crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean. Referral Cost: $300.

Another option is for you to complete your basic certification course from start to finish onboard Ohana during your vacation. Advanced notice is preferred for courses. Basic Open Water Cost: $500.

Advanced courses, technical ratings, and continuing education courses are offered by request.
Advanced Open Water Cost: $350

Non-certified guests can experience a complimentary Discovery Scuba Dive with one of Ohana’s certified instructors. During a seven-day charter, certified divers may dive up to five times, one dive per full charter day, with the guidance of a scuba instructor. Additional dives can be added based on itinerary and captain/instructor’s discretion. The cost of scuba dives is $100/dive/diver.

Payment for courses and additional dives is to be given to your instructor directly, cash preferred before departing the vessel. Instructors may also accept Venmo, PayPal, and American Bank Check.

All dives, try scuba/resort courses, and continuing education courses include tank fills, all gear including weights and dive lights, briefings and a scuba instructor serving as a guide.
All course costs include e-learning costs.
All divers are required to fill out waivers and provide proof of certification to their highest level of training before diving onboard Ohana.
All guests participating in diving will need to complete a “Medical History Information Form”. These should be returned to us at least two weeks prior to the charter. Our instructors will review the medical forms and follow up with you if they think any of the “YES” responses require additional clarification. In some cases, you may be instructed to obtain a doctor's clearance to participate in dive-related activities.
Divers are encouraged to purchase dive insurance, we recommend Diver’s Alert Network: https://dan.org
The crew reserves the right to bench a diver who is not practicing safe behavior.
If a diver chooses to sit out a planned dive, that is fine, but the dive will still count toward the total guided dives included.
Dive plans may change due to wind, weather and current. Our instructors always remain flexible.