2026 Solaris Power 70 Long Range

The Solaris Power 70 Long Range is a 70-foot fiberglass sport cruiser built for long-range travel. Twin Volvo Penta diesel engines producing 2,000 horsepower deliver a cruising speed of 20 knots and a maximum speed of 25 knots. The hull form, designed around the Volvo IPS propulsion system, achieves a range exceeding 600 nautical miles at cruising speed while maintaining low fuel consumption. The flared, star-shaped bow provides smooth wave-riding characteristics and keeps the deck dry, while the hull design eliminates the need for gyroscopic stabilizers—the boat remains stable both in rough seas and at anchor, with roll-free navigation whether planing or traveling at low speed.

The interior and exterior spaces balance comfort with functionality. Five cabins and eight heads accommodate extended cruising. Large windows throughout maintain continuous visual contact with the sea, while extensive shaded areas provide sun protection. The forward saloon features a horseshoe sofa facing another on the sundeck, connected by an extendable table to create a social relaxation area. Side walkways measuring 0.70 meters wide run from bow to stern for safe passage, with an optional folding section on the starboard side that opens like a balcony over the water.

The aft deck is exceptionally spacious, facilitating easy access to the sea and serving as the focal point of the design. The cockpit is positioned for comfort, and the aft beach area features a garage capable of storing a 4-meter water jet dinghy arranged longitudinally, with additional room for water toys. The 40-square-meter flybridge comprises three living zones: an aft sundeck for four, a dining table seating eight, and a forward windscreen-protected sundeck. All spaces are customizable to owner preference.