A €1,300,000 price drop has been announced on the 49.5-metre Mondomarine motor yacht Oceanos, listed for sale with Michel Chryssicopoulos and Adam Levine of IYC. She will be at anchor at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026.
Oceanos is a high-volume superyacht built in aluminium to ABS class by the Italian yard and delivered in 2006. She was extensively refitted between 2020 and 2022, with meticulous maintenance since, and presents in turnkey condition.
Her naval architecture was penned by Sergio Cutolo, while her exterior and interior designs come from the keen eye of Studio Vafiadis.
Italian through and through, Oceanos' interiors are laid with wood, marble and textiles that hail from the Mediterranean. Her living spaces are refined and spacious, with a focus on natural light and sophisticated design.
She offers accommodation for up to 16 guests in an unusual configuration of seven cabins. The master suite is a special highlight as it spans two-thirds of the upper deck.
Below, guest cabins consist of three doubles and three twins, two of which have Pullman berths, with all offering en suite facilities.
Oceanos' exterior spaces feature an al fresco dining area that creates seamless indoor and outdoor living between the main saloon and the aft deck, while further entertainment hubs are located up a level.
Her expansive sundeck features dining spaces and upholstered seating for 24, alongside a wet bar and a spa pool flanked by plush sunpad arrangements.
With 11 crew, an extended swim platform and a wide range of water toys, she has proved popular on the charter circuit. The yacht for sale's top speed is 16 knots, her cruising speed is 13 knots, and she is powered by two Caterpillar diesel engines. Additional zero-speed stabilisers provide smooth journeys while underway.
Oceanos is now asking €14,500,000.