The 24 metre sailing catamaran Yan Chaac has been sold by Georges Bourgoignie at Fraser, with the buyer represented by Next Generation Yachting.
Constructed in GRP by Polish builder Sunreef Yachts, the yacht is the fifth hull from the yard’s popular Sunreef 80 series and has already completed several Atlantic crossings.
Penned in-house, the yacht sleeps eight guests in four cabins including an opulent master suite with a walk-in dressing room and large bathroom. Six crew members are housed in three spacious double cabins.
The vast central main saloon boasts a panoramic view opening both onto the bow terrace and cockpit. A large dining table for up to ten guests sits aft of sofas and comfortable chairs. Elsewhere, the 54 square metre flybridge is dedicated to leisure, hosting a barbecue and sunpads alongside a Jacuzzi and full wet bar.
Having received recent upgrades to all communications systems and an extended fuel tankage and range, Yan Chaac has been maintained since launch by her current professional crew.
Yan Chaac is defined by modern styling with a classic edge, designed in order for the exterior and interior areas to flow into each other.
Making full use of her 11.5 metre beam, the yacht features storage for a five metre hydraulic tender aft. When not sailing under her 200 square metre mainsail, she is powered by twin diesel engines providing a total of 560hp.
Yan Chaac was asking €5,200,000.