The 36.8-metre explorer yacht Ourway has been sold in an in-house deal with Eugenio Cannarsa and Peter Redford of Fraser Australia representing both the seller and the buyer.
The Lloyd's class vessel was built by Australian shipyard Tenix Defence and delivered in 2005. An extensive two-year rebuild completed in 2020 saw her transformed into a modern explorer with all new systems and a new interior.
Accommodation is for 10 guests in five cabins, including a full-beam master suite located on the main deck, one VIP cabin, one double suite and two twin rooms found on the lower deck. All rooms are fitted with entertainment systems, including flat-screen televisions, along with en suite bathroom facilities. In addition, there is accommodation for up to seven crew.
Ourway owes her interior styling to Navaltecnica. She boasts open, fresh inside spaces, penned in a suite of grey tones with light wall coverings and upholstery. The expansive main saloon includes comfortable seating in sofas and armchairs, an entertainment system and a formal dining area.
A standout feature of Ourway is her seven-metre beach club, well-suited for fishing, diving, or relaxing under the stars. The yacht also sports expansive deck areas across all levels and is equipped with zero-speed stabilisers.
Moving to the sundeck, guests will find a hot tub, a lounging area and sun loungers. Meanwhile, the bridge deck offers another space for lounging alongside a large dining table.
She is equally suited to a relaxing cruise in exotic locations or serious expedition work in demanding environments, thanks to her steel hull. Ourway comes fully equipped with a large aft boarding platform, dive locker, scuba equipment and a dive compressor.
The 301 GT yacht is fitted with twin 800hp Caterpillar engines for a top speed of 13 knots and a cruising speed of 10 knots.
Ourway was last asking €7,900,000.