OURANOS for charter

A chief charter yacht in the Aegean Sea, and the Eastern Mediterranean, the 50-metre Ouranos was the first of Admiral’s C Force series by The Italian Sea Group (TISG).

Spending almost all of her time exploring these waters since her delivery in 2016, she also visits Turkey and other parts of the Eastern Med. Few crews on earth could provide the same details on the Greek shores as that on board Ouranos.

Her striking – and aggressive – styling is by Jure Bukavec of Uniellé Yacht Design, a young designer from Slovenia. Boasting a generous volume, whilst remaining under 500GT, all spaces are well-proportioned and beautifully designed.

Accommodation on board is for 12 across six cabins, including one vast master cabin, which is embellished with leather wall panels and a marble bathroom. The five lower deck cabins are connected, not only by a staircase, but also a glass-enclosed lift, which can whisk you up to the upper deck at the touch of a button.

The upper deck is home to an exterior dining space and an enclosed upper deck bar aft. But walk through into the upper saloon and you’ll see the biggest impact of Oruanos’ vast windows as natural light beams into the space.

The connection with the sea on board is a remarkable feature thanks to her striking design. But for those who would prefer to take the plunge themselves and spend their days frolicking in the Aegean, Ouranos has you covered. Two tenders reside on the foredeck and a 13.2 metre chase boat, the Omega 41 with a staggering 70 knot top speed.