Golden Yachts announces in-build 85m project O'Ceanis

Greek shipyard Golden Yachts has unveiled an in-build 85-metre project known as O'Ceanis. The steel and aluminium superyacht is under construction at its Perama facilities, with delivery scheduled for 2027.

Once cruising, O'Ceanis will be powered by diesel-electric propulsion, resulting in lower CO2 emissions and silent modes of between four hours (daytime) and eight hours (night). Key specs include a 13.2-metre beam and a draft of 3.45 metres, with the exterior, guest suites and bridge designed by Studio Vafiadis. The Rome-based designer is a longstanding collaborator with Golden Yachts, having worked on O'Ptasia, O'Pari and the recently delivered O'Madeleine.

Fano-based studio Massari Design, meanwhile, is behind the interiors, with renderings revealing a rich, contemporary aesthetic supported by marble flooring, high-concept modern art and a curving statement staircase, clad in dark wood. Another unique interior detail is the upper deck bar, which is carved from rock and sits adjacent to a wine fridge.

Accommodation is across two VIP suites, double and twin guest cabins and the owner's suite, which benefits from a private balcony. Those onboard will be able to enjoy the dedicated wellness centre on the sundeck, complete with a massage room and gym, as well as the beach club, which has a central lounge complemented by a firepit and a hammock out on the swim platform.

Other highlights include a main deck swimming pool, a fully certified helipad on the bow and an elevator serving all decks. The garage will have capacity for a 9.8-metre limo tender and an Electric Frauscher x Porsche 850 Fantom Air tender, among other watertoys.

The Greek yard recently waved goodbye to O'Madeleine, which was delivered to her owner and debuted at this year's Monaco Yacht Show soon after.