Solaris 64 rs

The Solaris 64RS is the result of the work of Javier Soto Acebal. It is an extremely innovative yacht in the world of fast cruising boats, characterized by a raised saloon and a 360° view that allows the engine room and engine to be placed in the middle of the boat. The acoustic comfort of the aft cabins is thereby significantly improved.

The innovation begins in the interior layout, which includes a sail locker at the bow that can be used as a crew cabin with a separate bathroom. The forward cabin, very large and with plenty of storage space, can accommodate a central or side bed. The galley is near the mast. The large saloon is characterized by the companionway on starboard, meaning there is only one corridor for the two aft cabins. Each cabin has its own bathroom with a shower. The 3-meter tender garage has longitudinal access and does not affect the volume of the aft cabins. The offset companionway on starboard also allows for a very large cockpit with a large table convertible into a sunbed on port side and a passage on starboard, in front of the cockpit benches. At the back of the cockpit is the working area with a central winch for the mainsheet and two others on the sides.

The hull design is very modern: a wide stern housing the two steering wheels and a slightly raised bow. The keel is T-shaped with two drafts; a retractable keel that does not impose any intrusion into the saloon is available as an option.

Like all Solaris, the construction of the 64 RS is impeccable: composite bulkheads laminated to the hull and deck to create a monobloc effect, great mastery of infused composite.