The 66-metre Oceanco motor yacht AHS is back on the market with Matt Albert at Superyacht Partners. She was sold just last year (then known as Luna B) and has undertaken significant works since, including a complete redesign of the owner's suite, VIP and guest cabins on the main deck.
AHS started life as Dilbar and was delivered by Dutch shipyard Oceanco in 2005. Built in steel and aluminium with a classic canoe stern, the superyacht received an extensive 16-month rebuild completed in 2020, which made her a formidable yacht for charter. In fact, AHS was recently selected as BOAT's charter yacht of the week and cited as one of "[the] industry's true entertainers".
Read More/Charter yacht of the week: The 66m Oceanco AHS with major 2025 upgradesAn interior by the late Alberto Pinto offers accommodation for up to 16 guests in eight cabins, including a full-beam master suite with its own lounge, double-sided drop-down television screen, and adjoining private office. The remaining guest accommodation comprises a VIP suite, four doubles and two extra cabins for guests or staff.
The 1,801GT yacht for sale has vast exterior decks and equally sprawling interiors, which is part of what makes her popular on the charter market. One highlight in particular is her beamy sundeck, accommodating a 19,000-litre pool and a helipad that transforms into a sun lounge. An exterior dining table that seats up to 18 guests and an outdoor cinema set-up complete this level and boost her charter appeal.
Additional upgrades from her 2024 refit include a new helideck, all-new exterior furniture and a dedicated Teppanyaki bar.
Inside, the main-deck saloon is finished in macassar, ebony and sycamore wood panelling with nickel-plated accents and large picture windows. A second lounge is found above with two lounge areas, a bar and an office space with floor-to-ceiling vertical windows.
The yacht's tender garage houses four as-new rebuilt tenders. Her top speed is 15 knots, and she boasts a maximum cruising range of 6,000 nautical miles at 13 knots, with power coming from two 3,015hp Deutz-MWM SBV12M628 diesel engines.
AHS is asking $55,000,000 (excluding VAT).