Solaris 40 – Who is the Solaris 40 suitable for?

At 12,36 meters in length, the Solaris 40 is the ideal entry point into the Solaris world. The twin rudders ensure excellent course stability with minimal rudder pressure, and the widely positioned helm stations offer unobstructed forward visibility. Below deck, you'll find three cabins and two bathrooms – perfect for couples and small crews who want to sail independently.

Solaris 40ST – What distinguishes the Solaris 40ST from the Solaris 40?

The 40ST is the sportier evolution built on the same hull. Its square-top mainsail delivers maximum efficiency with more wind in the upper sail area, combined with a shorter, more manageable boom. The cockpit remains completely free of backstay and mainsheet – ideal for those who want to combine the feel of racing with cruising comfort.

Solaris 50 – What makes the Solaris 50 unique in its class?

The 15,50-meter Solaris 50 features a longitudinally installed, completely sealed and watertight tender garage – a unique solution for yachts of this size. In addition, the interior can be individually designed according to your specifications in collaboration with Poltrona Frau.

Solaris 55 – For which applications is the Solaris 55 designed?

The Solaris 55 (16,90 m) embodies the quintessential sailing yacht, designed for circumnavigations yet equally suited for relaxed day trips. Highlights include the hinged transom with tender storage and a comfortable bathing platform, as well as aft cabins, each with its own bathroom and separate shower.

Solaris 60 – Can you also sail regattas with the Solaris 60?

Yes – that's exactly what it was built for. The Solaris 60 is inspired by the idea of a mini-maxi high-performance yacht: its overall length of 18,31 m allows participation in offshore races of the mini-maxi class, including the main event in Porto Cervo. At the same time, it offers full cruising comfort with a spacious owner's cabin and dinghy garage.

Solaris 64RS – What does “RS” mean in Solaris 64RS?

RS stands for Raised Saloon: The elevated saloon offers a 360-degree view through panoramic windows. The 19,40-meter yacht combines this with a 3-meter-long tender garage, which is imperceptible in the aft cabins, and an optional telescopic lifting keel that does not intrude into the saloon – performance cruising at its finest.

Solaris 74 – What distinguishes the new Solaris 74?

The new Solaris 74 (LOA 22,00 m) is the shipyard's most ambitious flush-deck model. The engine room is located beneath the saloon, ensuring that owner's and guest cabins remain free from noise and machinery, and the layout and fittings can be fully customized to the owner's personal preferences – a yacht built to traverse oceans around the globe.

Solaris 74RS – How many cabins does the Solaris 74RS offer?

The 22-meter Solaris 74RS is available in three different interior layouts, each with three or four very comfortable double cabins plus an additional crew cabin with a separate bathroom. The bright, slightly elevated saloon is flooded with light and allows for the central positioning of the engine room.

Solaris 80RS – Is the Solaris 80RS suitable for long bluewater voyages?

Absolutely. The Solaris 80RS was designed for long and demanding voyages – with a length of 23,98 meters, four cabins each with a large bathroom and separate shower cubicle, plus a crew cabin with its own bathroom and a large bathing platform with access to the tender garage – a true bluewater sailboat.

Solaris 111RS – What makes the Solaris 111RS a flagship?

The 33,77-meter Solaris 111RS is a milestone in the 50-year history of Solaris Yachts: full carbon for hull and deck, lifting keel, and carbon mast, boom, and rigging. It also features a walnut interior and an elegant owner's cabin aft with private access directly from the separate cockpit – superyacht quality with racing performance.

Solaris Power 40 Open – What makes the Solaris Power 40 Open special?

The 40 Open sets new standards in its category – with the layout and volume of a 43-foot yacht. The flush deck flows seamlessly from the bathing platform to the helm station, and it is the only open 40-foot yacht with a separate shower area featuring a glass door. Depending on the engine, speeds of up to 41 knots are possible.

Solaris Power 40F Open Outboard – Who is the 40F Open suitable for?

The 40F is the outboard version of the successful 40 Open. It combines the same elegant lines and spacious deck layout with the flexibility and easy maintenance of outboard engines – ideal for sporty day trips and shallower waters.

Solaris Power 44 Open – How much space does the Solaris Power 44 Open offer?

The 44 Open combines all the qualities of Solaris Power with the largest living area in its category – a concept never before realized on a 44-foot motor yacht. Extendable bulwarks further enlarge the deck, and the master cabin offers a bed size comparable to much larger yachts. At 13,47 meters in length, speeds of up to 39 knots are possible, depending on the IPS engine.

Solaris Power 44 Open ST – What does “ST” mean in Solaris Power 44 Open ST?

The new ST version complements the 44 Open with an extended T-top and a full-height windscreen – for improved sun protection and significantly more wind protection, without sacrificing the timeless elegance of the Solaris Power. Perfect for those who want to comfortably ride longer distances in the open-top format.

Solaris Power 48 Open – What awards has the Solaris Power 48 Open received?

The 48 Open holds the title "European Powerboat of the Year". It is the only walkaround with the spaciousness of a conventional motor yacht of this size – efficient in displacement mode as well as at speeds over 30 knots, with low fuel consumption, a large tender garage and fold-down side panels.

Solaris Power 52 Open – What is the interior layout of the Solaris Power 52 Open?

The 52 Open offers layout and volume at the top of its class: the most extensive living area on a 52-footer, including two full-size sofas, as well as optional 2+1 cabins and two bathrooms. At 16,2 meters in length and capable of speeds up to 35 knots, it combines family comfort with Solaris seaworthiness.

Solaris Power 52 Open ST – What distinguishes the 52 Open ST from the 52 Open?

The 52 Open ST made its world premiere at the Palm Beach Boat Show 2026 and expands the 52 Open with an extended T-top and a full-height windscreen – providing more protection from sun and wind while maintaining the same elegance.

Solaris Power 60 Open – How fast is the Solaris Power 60 Open?

The 60 Open reaches a top speed of 40 knots – a true “queen of the seas”. The deep-V hull, optimal weight distribution, and full walkaround ensure smooth, dry, and safe rides in all sea conditions. Additional features include a tender garage, a jet ski lift, and a hydraulic gangway that converts into a swim ladder.

Solaris Power 60 Open ST – What does the new 60 Open ST offer?

The new 60 Open ST comes with a full-height windscreen and extended T-top – making the flagship of the Open range even more suitable for everyday use on long voyages in any weather, without losing its open character.

Solaris Power 48 Coupé – Who is the Solaris Power 48 Coupé suitable for?

The 48 Coupé translates the award-winning 48 platform into an elegant lobster silhouette with a protected main deck. It represents unparalleled seaworthiness and is aimed at owners who want to sail year-round, regardless of the weather – with the classic, timeless look for which Solaris Power is known.

Solaris Power 48 Flybridge – What additional features does the Solaris Power 48 Flybridge offer?

The 48 Fly complements the seaworthy 48 base with a full flybridge – a second helm station with panoramic views and an additional outdoor lounge. It thus combines the protected comfort of the coupé with maximum open-air space.

Solaris Power 52 Coupé – What distinguishes the Solaris Power 52 Coupé?

The 52 Coupé stands for unparalleled seaworthiness and unmistakable elegance. Its protected main deck makes it the ideal choice for extended voyages in any season – offering the full space of the 52 platform and the classic coupé profile.

Solaris Power 60 Coupé – How seaworthy is the Solaris Power 60 Coupé?

Seaworthiness is paramount for Solaris Power: The deep-V hull and high bow ensure a smooth ride and a dry deck, even in rough seas. Highlights include a pop-up roof, fully opening side windows and aft door – the dinette feels almost like an outdoor area – and two layouts with 2/3 cabins and an optional crew cabin.

Solaris Power 64 Long Range – What is the Solaris Power 64 Long Range?

The upcoming 64 Long Range stands for seaworthiness, generous volume, and unmistakable elegance – the entry point into Solaris Power's new long-range series for extended voyages with a long range. Current information and delivery dates available upon request.

Solaris Power 70 Long Range – What makes the new Solaris Power 70 Long Range special?

The 70 Long Range celebrated its world premiere at boot Düsseldorf 2026 and marks the start of the Solaris Power range for long-range cruising: seaworthiness, safety, generous indoor and outdoor areas, a bow lounge, a fully equipped beach area, a walkaround deck and a spacious tender garage.

Solaris Power 64 / 70 Grand Coupé – When are the Grand Coupé models coming?

The Grand Coupé range, comprising the 64 and 70 models, has been officially announced and will be released soon. It brings the classic coupé elegance of Solaris Power to the long-range size class. For advance information, renderings, and reservations, please contact us directly.

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Q: Solaris 44 – What's new about the Solaris 44?

The completely redesigned Solaris 44 (LOA 13,35 m) brings one of the shipyard's most successful models into the current design language: a more open stern, shortened side decks with integrated steps, and redesigned helm stations. The interior offers three cabins and two bathrooms, each with a separate shower, as well as elegant leather details throughout.

LAO	BEAM	DRAFT	ENGINE
M 13.35	M 4.18	2.60 (2.4-2.2 optional) M	Hp 30 (60-75 optional)

LAO M 13.35	BEAM M 4.18
DRAFT 2.60 (2.4-2.2 optional) M	ENGINE Hp 30 (60-75 optional)

Solaris Yachts 44

The new Solaris Yachts 44 sets a new standard in the market. As the only 13,5m yacht designed for fast sailing with a reduced crew, all control lines are led below deck to two winches near the helmsman. The yacht can be equipped for cruising or racing with a flush-mounted traveler track, mainsheet guide, and winches on the cockpit coaming for operating an asymmetric spinnaker. The layout features a spacious sail locker, large cockpit storage boxes, and a separate compartment for the life raft. The yacht's 4,18m beam provides space for two large aft cabins, one of which can be fitted with two wide single berths. The hull, with its maximum beam at the stern and twin rudders, ensures maximum efficiency at any heel.

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Where can I buy the Solaris Yachts 44?

Luxury Marine is your direct contact for purchasing the Solaris Yachts 44. We accompany you from the initial consultation through individual configuration to handover – and remain at your side even afterwards.

Can I test drive the Solaris Yachts 44 before buying it?

Yes. Luxury Marine organizes sea trials of the Solaris Yachts 44 and shipyard visits in Italy for serious prospective buyers. Contact us to arrange an appointment.

How long is the delivery time for the Solaris Yachts 44?

Delivery time depends on the configuration and current shipyard schedule. Luxury Marine will provide you with the next available delivery date upon request – some units are also available at short notice.

What makes Solaris boats special?

Solaris stands for Italian design, uncompromising build quality, and outstanding handling. Each Solaris boat is handcrafted in Aquileia, Italy – built to inspire for decades.

Solaris Yachts 44 – What's new about the Solaris Yachts 44?

The completely redesigned Solaris Yachts 44 (LOA 13,35 m) brings one of the shipyard's most successful models into the current design language: a more open stern, shortened side decks with integrated steps, and redesigned helm stations. The interior offers three cabins and two bathrooms, each with a separate shower, as well as elegant leather details throughout.

LOA M 13.35	LWL M 12.71
BEAM M 4.18	DRAFT 2.60 (2.4-2.2 optional) M
DISPLACEMENT Kg 9.900	BALLAST 3.600 Kg
SAIL AREA M2 118	GENOA M2 53
MAINSAIL M2 65	I M 18.40
P M 18.00	E M 6.10
J M 5.25	ENGINE Hp 30 (60-75 optional)
WATER TANK L380	FUEL TANK L220
CE CERTIFICATION rina