The 19.7-metre Solaris Power 64 Long Range is designed around the idea that extended cruising should not require owners to accept cramped interiors or awkward deck movement. A huge cockpit, opening panoramic windows and adaptable accommodation bring a more residential quality to a yacht still compact enough for owner-focused operation.
The cockpit is treated as a major living room
Solaris describes the cockpit as among the largest in the category, with several possible arrangements of sofas and sunpads. Rather than fixing the area around one dining table, the layout can be tailored to the owner's preferred balance between eating, lounging and open space.
This flexibility matters on longer trips because the same area serves different purposes throughout the day. Breakfast, swimming, reading and evening drinks all benefit from furniture that supports changing use rather than dictating one permanent scene.
Panoramic windows open the saloon to the surroundings
The saloon uses large side windows that can fully open, allowing air and views to move through the main living area. The dinette includes a substantial galley and lounge, giving the deck the character of a compact apartment rather than a narrow passage between cabins.
In good weather, opening the windows reduces the division between inside and outside. In cooler conditions, the same space can close up while preserving broad visibility, which makes the yacht practical across a longer cruising season.
Three cabins can become four when family grows
The standard accommodation includes three cabins, with an optional fourth guest cabin and separate crew space depending on layout. This lets owners decide whether they value larger private rooms or additional berths for family and friends.
That decision can evolve with the way the yacht is used. A couple may prioritise generous storage and master-cabin space, while an owner expecting teenagers, grandchildren or regular guests may prefer the additional sleeping capacity.
Long range feels luxurious when the yacht remains easy to live in
Twin Volvo Penta IPS power and a 3,400-litre fuel capacity give the 64 Long Range the machinery for serious coastal travel, while the hull is intended to remain comfortable at both displacement and planing speeds. This gives owners useful flexibility when the itinerary mixes slow passages, marina approaches and faster coastal legs.
The deeper appeal is that the owner does not have to trade domestic comfort for range. The yacht is designed to make extended cruising feel like ordinary life moved onto the water, rather than a temporary expedition requiring constant compromise.
Official sources: www.solarispower.com.
