This New 89-Foot Custom Catamaran Has Its Own Nap Station on the Flybridge

Two Oceans Marine’s fleet is about to get larger and more luxurious.

The South African builder’s newest custom catamaran is in “its final months of production,” meaning that the spectacular 87-footer is almost ready to hit the high seas.

The new 870 Power Catamaran was penned by Du Toit Yacht Design. (The firm has worked with Two Oceans on 14 custom cats to date.) Described as a “floating home,” the newcomer combines luxury with functionality. It has a go-anywhere fuel capacity of roughly 3,000 gallons and four decks worth of relaxation space. Two Oceans says the vessel will also showcase impeccable craftsmanship and finishes of the utmost quality.

The main deck acts as a social hub, with an expansive salon, an elegant dining area, a well-equipped galley, and cockpits forward and aft. The aft cockpit has a giant teak dining table for alfresco meals, too. The crew quarters are also located on the main deck, with a cabin in each hull providing space for two crew.

The lower deck is dedicated to guests, with each hull housing two staterooms and two VIPs with en suites. Conversely, the upper deck is reserved for the owner, The owner’s suite features walk-in closets, a coffee station, and a private aft terrace. Higher still, the scenic flybridge is equipped with a plush lounge, a bar, and a nap station, because who doesn’t like to catch zs after cocktails?

The cat is set to deliver not only a lavish onboard experience but epic water adventures, too. The tender and water toys set up was “meticulously planned,” according to Two Oceans. The tender sits aft on the owner’s deck and can be moved about by a hydraulic crane. In addition, the foredeck, or what the yard calls an “aquatic playground,” houses two Jet Skis that can be launched and retrieved by another dedicated crane. The foredeck also has space for other toys and equipment, such as dive compressors.

“This floating haven is poised to redefine the concept of luxury on the water, setting a new standard for catamarans in its class,” Two Oceans said in a statement.

The multihull is being built for a client based in the Indian Ocean and will be delivered to the Seychelles.