2004 Oceanco 60 Meters

This 60-metre motor yacht was designed and built by Oceanco in 2004, with naval architecture and construction overseen by the shipyard itself. The steel hull and aluminium superstructure span 196.85 feet in length with a 34.45-foot beam, delivering a gross tonnage of 1,184 GT. Two Caterpillar 3512B diesel engines produce 3,300 horsepower, powering the yacht to a maximum speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots. With 129,000 litres of fuel capacity, the yacht achieves a maximum cruising range of 5,600 nautical miles. The vessel is built to Lloyd's 100A1 and SSC Yacht Mono G6 classification with MCA compliance.

The accommodation layout comprises seven cabins with seven heads. The master suite on the main deck features a duplex configuration with panoramic views, a private viewing lounge, His and Hers ensuite bathrooms with steam shower, walk-in wardrobe, and office space. The lower deck houses a VIP suite with king-size bed and pullman bed, two double guest staterooms with king-size beds and ensuite bathrooms, and two twin guest staterooms each with an extra pullman bed. The interior was originally designed by Andrew Winch and was restated in 2024 by Alexandre Thiriat, incorporating refined materials, custom furnishings, and contemporary finishes throughout.

In 2024, the yacht underwent a comprehensive stem-to-stern refit involving a complete overhaul of all systems and modern technology installation. The sundeck now features a swimming pool equipped with a counter-current training system and jacuzzi function, surrounded by an expansive sun lounging area. A new aft terrace includes adjustable dining tables, two large windbreak cocoons, a bar, and barbecue setup. Additional amenities include a fully equipped gym and a touch-and-go helipad. The refit was completed in collaboration with Oceanco and executed to the highest standards.