O’ PARI – 312 ft

L.O.A. 311,8ft, year of built 2020 by Golden Yachts, accommodates 12 guests in 12 cabins (Upper deck: Owner’s suite with his and hers en-suite facilities, VIP suite, two Double cabins, Main deck: One master suite with his & hers en-suite facilities, one Salon/Double Bed Cabin, Three Double cabins, three Twin cabins with a Pullman berth in each, Lower deck: One Twin/Staff Cabin with a Pullman berth, one Single/hospital cabin in the staff area, all with en-suite facilities), cruising speed 16 knots, crew of 29, engine fuel consumption 880ltrs/hour (generator fuel 1546ltrs/day).
Key Points:
• Master’s deck with incredible volume – separate office, lounging area and large walk-in wardrobe
• Total of 13 luxurious massive cabins including, an astonishing owner’s suite with an all-round panoramic view on the upper deck
• White onyx marbles, Lalique crystals, mosaics and other precious woods and fabrics give an extra touch of luxury to the interiors
• Double Suite on the main deck convertible to an individual double cabin with sliding doors
• Fully equipped gym on the bridge deck that leads out to a pool for cooling down
• Beach club at sea level with Massage/beauty room, Turkish hammam and Finnish sauna strikes at the heart of the superyacht experience
• Touch-and-go helipad at the forward Upper deck with direct access to owner’s cabin
• Sundeck jacuzzi with sunbathing lounge and Pool/Jacuzzi on the bridge deck
• Open-plan sundeck that provides the ideal scenery for a party with a DJ booth, fully furnished bar, film screenings, panoramic view Jacuzzi and vast lounge areas adding extra points to the setting
• Quiet and relaxing cruising
• Plenty of versatile outdoor dining options for up to 20 guests at helipad and beach house
• Well-established and superbly trained crew of 30, led by the talented Captain Alex Skaris, travelled together through the entire Mediterranean and Red Sea
• “Green” Yacht; she is equipped with DPF systems for the reduction of pollutants and other hazardous substances towards marine and atmospheric pollution