Much better than a luxury hotel?

Yachting | 2026

Paris Hilton has joined the ranks of yacht owners – at least for a while. The celebrity entrepreneur and DJ spent a week cruising around Sardinia aboard the Sunreef 80 Eco “Nalani“ with her husband Carter Reum and their children Phoenix and London. She likely arrived in fitting style aboard her new Gulfstream G450. Few yacht builders court fame quite as successfully as Sunreef. The Polish brand already counts Rafael Nadal, Fernando Alonso, and Nico Rosberg among its high-profile clients, each drawn to the shipyard’s blend of luxury, innovation, and sustainability. Now, Hilton’s week aboard “Nalani“ adds a different kind of glamour to the list. On social media, Hilton shared her “most magical memories with the people I love most,” accompanied by sun-drenched photos taken in the most photogenic corners of the 80-foot catamaran. For Sunreef, her millions of followers represent a whole new audience – a marketing coup no campaign could buy. “Nalani“ – Hawaiian for “serenity under the sky” – offers nearly 340 square metres of living space, with five guest cabins and crew quarters for four. As part of Sunreef’s Eco range, she features solar panels seamlessly integrated into the hulls, superstructure, and carbon mast. Built for a private owner who occasionally charters her, “Nalani“ combines relaxed comfort with contemporary design. The master suite spans the yacht’s 11.5-metre beam, featuring a king-size bed, dressing area, and a private fold-down balcony just above the water.