Outer Reef's 700 and 720 Motoryacht range provides a traditional pilothouse layout in two lengths below 23 metres. Both are intended for owners who value machinery access and prolonged cruising as much as outdoor entertaining.
Two closely related hull lengths
The official dimensions are 21.49m for the 700 and 22.1m for the 720, with a 5.63m beam and about 1.52m draft. Those figures put both models within Luxury Yacht Guide's 12–23.99m editorial scope.
A port's approach, alongside clearance and available shore services, still need checking against the individual yacht. Length alone is not a sufficient berth calculation.
A working pilothouse arrangement
Sheltered movement, a dedicated helm and main-deck living areas support longer periods aboard. The yard's layouts are designed to be reviewed with individual buyers rather than assumed from exterior model photographs.
Guests and crew may value a quiet owner suite, useful storage and a well-positioned galley differently. Their priorities should be resolved before commissioning or ordering.
Engineering behind the range
The builder lists twin 500hp John Deere diesels in its published standard mechanical description, with thrusters and stabilisation among the relevant systems. Tankage includes about 7,571 litres of fuel and 1,514 litres of fresh water.
Fuel volume does not equal a universal operating range. Actual speed, sea state, hull condition and onboard hotel demand all affect consumption and reserve planning.
Current model, not a newly delivered hull
This feature examines the manufacturer's existing 700 and 720 offering without describing it as a 2026 launch. The hero photograph depicts the actual Outer Reef 700 configuration.
Specifications and technical descriptions are sourced to Outer Reef's official model page. The article is independently written for LYG.
Official primary source: builder product and specification information. Independently written by Luxury Yacht Guide.
