Meet Soniya

Made for Kitesurfing

Solar Powered, Environmental Living

Soniya runs primarily on the sun. Solar panels across her stern keep the systems charged underway and at anchor, so generator time stays low and the boat stays quiet — just wind, water, and whatever's playing over the sound system. She's a proper offshore cruising catamaran, not a converted day-charter boat: four private guest cabins, a full galley, and enough deck space that six guests never feel like a crowd.

Bluewater Design

A yacht made for kitesurfers

This bluewater-designed Dean Areo 440 was built to circumnavigate the globe. Her unique open deck doubles as the perfect platform to kitesurf from — plenty of room to rig kites and lines from scratch, right where you're anchored. After a few days with us, you'll be confident starting and ending every session straight off the boat.

Life Aboard

What it actually feels like below deck

Shaded lounge seating area aboard Soniya

A shaded lounge with deep cushions for the slow hours between kite sessions.

A full galley — proper stove, oven, fridge, and a chef aboard to use them.

Washing machine and fridge freezer aboard Soniya

Soniya is fully equipped for offgrid living.

Navigation station aboard Soniya with chartplotter and instruments

Navigation and Entertainment Station — Soniya is full of technology.

Food Onboard

Food for Kitesurfing

Three real meals a day, cooked fresh onboard — never reheated, never pre-packaged. Breakfast fuels the first session, a proper lunch resets you between kite sets, and dinner rewards a full day on the water with something worth sitting down for.

Curry served in a coconut shell with banana and crackers

Green papaya salad with peanuts on a banana leaf

Noodles, sushi rolls, and tofu dishes spread on the table

Hummus plate with cucumber, carrot, and tuna

Table set for dinner with a fruit bowl and wine glasses

Kitesurfing burns through energy fast, and a week of it only works if the food keeps up: everything is shopped and stocked before you set sail, with real protein and carbs timed around your sessions, and meals that taste as good as they fuel you — plus fresh coconuts and fish picked up along the way. No skipped meals, no vending-machine snacks between sessions — just proper cooking, three times a day, for as long as you're on the water.

Deck layout diagram of Soniya showing four cabins, saloon, and galley

Four Private Cabins

Space for everyone

Soniya sleeps up to six guests across four private cabins: two doubles, each with its own en-suite bathroom and ideal for couples, plus two single cabins with shared facilities for solo kiters.

Accommodation

Double cabin aboard Soniya with en-suite bathroom

2 x Double Cabins

One double bed and a private en-suite bathroom — the natural choice for couples. A real door, real privacy, and your own space to store gear and unwind between kite sessions.