A true sailing superyacht at nearly 123ft overall including the bowsprit, the Oyster 1225 luxury expedition yachts offers its Owner a truly global adventure. Built to DNV-GL classification standards and compliant with the MCA LY3 ‘Large Yacht Code’, Oyster has developed this 120ft yacht design to offer each owner the opportunity to significantly customise his or her yacht, whilst retaining the benefits of a low maintenance gel coat finish from a female mould tool. Approaching the luxury expedition yacht design in three principal areas: the accommodation aft, the guest and crew options forward and the expansive saloon space, many permutations are possible. Options allow for a huge Master Suite aft supported by two or three guest cabins or up to five guest cabins and a smaller master cabin. One thing is for certain, the six crew layout will provide a wonderful environment for the Owner and guests. Whether that is six crew supporting 10-14 guests or perhaps six just looking after the Owner and partner in unbridled luxury.

Designed to efficiently comply with commercial coding, the Oyster 885 (Series 2) bluewater yacht offers up to four cabins, all en-suite, for the owner and his/her guests, supported by four crew in two cabins. A clear separation of crew and galley quarters from the owners’ accommodation creates the feel of a much larger sailing superyacht.  A carbon mast is standard, as are North Sails. A high basic specification ensures that this new bluewater yacht provides the superyacht experience below the MCA 24 metre Large Yacht Code – and thus is designed for the owner who also wishes to consider chartering his/her yacht to efficiently offset running costs. There are three areas of choice and personalisation; two or three cabins aft; convert the 4th forward port guest cabin into additional saloon space; and your choice of saloon arrangement.

Setting new standards for family-focused blue water cruisers, the Oyster 595 brings a wealth of Oyster Superyacht building experience to provide a stunning 60ft yacht equally at home in Monte Carlo or the Falklands. With many standard features more usually seen as optional extras, the Oyster 595 has been designed with the same internal headroom that we use on the Oyster 885 and 1225. Designed to fit between the Oyster 565 and the Oyster 675, the Oyster 595 is a spacious yacht that can be handled by just two people and combines a modern hull shape with versatile and stylish fittings to be our favourite family yacht for ocean adventures. With 2 layout options, the Oyster 595 blue water cruiser can also have the Master Cabin forward and a dinghy garage aft like its smaller and larger sisters. Sizeable sail lockers and lazarette also ensure that this yacht can comfortably cruise long distances. Different sail and rig combinations are also available to better optimise your Oyster 595 for Oyster World Rally, regattas, and coastal cruising.

Designed in line with her larger sister, the Oyster 745, the first Oyster 675 expedition sailing yacht is a very personal yacht. Significantly larger in volume than her predecessors – the Oyster 655 and 66 – the Oyster 675 70ft yacht allows the Owners great scope to build a yacht to suit his or her private needs. Performance means different things to different Owners, so we have designed a hull form flexible enough for smooth cruising as well as regatta results with a carbon rig and hi-tech sails. With two spacious double guest en-suite cabins complementing the full beam Master Cabin and a fourth cabin for crew (with options for en-suite facilities), the Oyster 675 brings together a range choices making this a perfect yacht for many Owner’s requirements; from leisurely family escapes, to occasional luxury charters, or as a long distance expedition sailing yacht with professional help aboard. The Oyster 675 is also available with an Owners’ Cabin forward with a dinghy garage in the transom. As with the Oyster 745, there is a choice of rigs, an extended transom, and your choice of a swinging centreboard or standard keel. Whatever your configuration, comfortable performance is guaranteed, with reassuring, stable control from twin rudders. The Oyster 675 is fast, comfortable and equally suited to long passages or ‘bit between the teeth’ day racing on the Oyster Regatta circuit.

Denoting a sleek evolution of Oyster’s signature bluewater cruising yachts, the Oyster 745 is designed to fit between the ‘family and friends’ Oyster 565 – 675 and the Oyster 885 with their separate crew quarters. Replacing the highly successful Oyster 72/725, of which an impressive 17 were built, the Oyster 745 introduces a new hull, twin rudder format and brings a sense of the sailing coupé with her distinctive Deck Saloon, extended in clean symmetry with a sheerline that points to power and adventure.  With a choice of rigs, the sail plan can be optimised for fully-crewed regatta speed or kept smaller for short-handed sailing; from carbon rigs and fully battened mainsails to cutter and joystick furling for friends and family sailing. The enabler behind this versatility is Oyster’s new twin rudder hull configuration from naval architect Rob Humphreys; Oyster and Humphreys Yacht Design are the first ever to have so extensively researched and tank-tested this arrangement solely for performance cruisers and offshore sailboat.

The Oyster 565 is our entry level blue water sailing cruiser in the ‘G6’ fleet of six models. Using the latest generation of Oyster hull shapes, developed with Humphreys Yacht Design, the Oyster 565 small expedition yacht is designed for easy family sailing without the need of professional crew. Developed from our years of experience building 120 Oyster 56 and Oyster 575 sailing yachts, the new Oyster 565 provides an essential fourth cabin which can be used as a utility space or for an extra bunk.  She comes equipped with a generous sail locker and lazarette. The Oyster 565 also matches the headroom and bunk lengths of our larger Oyster sailing superyachts. Configure yours with two different layouts – and for the first time we have a layout with the Master Cabin forward.   Different sail and rig combinations are also available to better optimise your Oyster 565 for the Oyster World Rally, regattas, or coastal cruising.

The tri-deck Sunseeker 131 Yacht epitomizes everything that is Sunseeker. Accommodating up to twelve guests in sublime surroundings, the sheer scale and layout of this immense yacht is awe-inspiring.  Expertly finished using ultra-modern materials and techniques, the 131 Yacht is one of the finest examples of modern day superyacht building. The main deck features a lounge, separate dining area and full galley, while on the upper deck you’ll find the sky lounge, cocktail bar and access to the skydeck; where comfort and lavishness reach new levels. As impressive out in open water as it is in the harbour, this icon of design is unlike any other.

A seductive combination of style and exclusivity, the 86 Yacht delivers on all fronts. From bow to stern, every detail has been crafted to perfection. Inside, the main saloon is a large welcoming space; full of natural light, hand-finished furnishings and state-of-the-art technology. The outstanding level of design and craftsmanship continues below deck, where both the owner’s stateroom and guest cabins offer privacy and extravagance in equal measure. Yet, there’s more to this yacht than sublime style. An incredible 1500nm range at 10kts defies any industry norm. With a top speed of approximately 30 knots, guests can experience an exhilarating open-air ride from the flybridge or relax and enjoy the stunning scenery from seating areas both fore and aft. A future great. An instant classic.

This innovative new model is designed to maximise entertainment options with exceptional panoramic hull and saloon windows. Throughout the main deck there is a strong focus on creating generous, useable sociable spaces. Her exterior lines flow effortlessly from the Portuguese-bridge bow seating and sunbathing areas to the expansive cockpit adjoining the well-equipped aft galley and saloon on the main deck. The newly configured flybridge also creates the feeling that you are on board a much larger craft, large sunbathing areas forward and a well-equipped wet-bar. The sociable layout continues through to the wide bathing platform (capable of launching a Williams 385 Jet RIB) and transom ‘beach club’ where an optional barbecue, fold-away bench seat and overhead ‘rain- shower’ truly set the Manhattan 66 apart from its peers. Thanks to the galley being situated on the main deck, there is room enough for four very spacious cabins below including two large twin cabins, a forward VIP suite and standout full-beam master cabin with its own private stairway access from the saloon; a first for Sunseeker in this size range.