Oceanco - Samsara
Length
88,5 m
Year
2015
Yard
Oceanco
Specifications
General information
| Name | Samsara |
| Reference | NL88.004 |
| Type | Motor yacht |
Dimensions
| Length | 88,5 m |
| Beam | 14,2 m |
| Draft | 4 m |
Build
| Year | 2015 |
| Series | Custom |
| Model | 292 |
Design
| Exterior Designer | |
| Naval architect | |
| Interior Designer |
Materials
| Material hull | Steel |
Accomodation
| Guest cabins | 7 |
| Guest beds | 14 |
| Crew cabins | 7 |
Motor yacht details
| Stern type | Integrated bathing platform |
| Displacement type | Heavy displacement |
Performance
| Cruising speed | 18.00 knots |
| Maximum Speed | 20.00 knots |
| Range in Nm | 6000 Nm |
Engines
| Count | Brand | Fuel type | HP/Engine |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | M.T.U. | Diesel | 4,828 |
| Total: 9,656 | |||
Short description of the yacht
Built in steel by Oceanco in 2015 after a design by Espen Oeino International and naval architecture by Azure Naval Architects Oceanco. She offers the guests plenty of entertainment on board, with amenities such as a five-metre swimming pool, a cinema and a spacious beach club.
Twin M.T.U. 4828 Hp diesel engines allow a cruising speed of 18 knots with a maximum speed of 20 knots.
Her interior by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design and David Kleinberg Design can accommodate up to 14 guests in 7 cabins, consisting of an owners cabin, two VIP cabins and four double guest cabins. For the crew there are 14 berths in 7 cabins and a separate crew mess and galley.
Twin M.T.U. 4828 Hp diesel engines allow a cruising speed of 18 knots with a maximum speed of 20 knots.
Her interior by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design and David Kleinberg Design can accommodate up to 14 guests in 7 cabins, consisting of an owners cabin, two VIP cabins and four double guest cabins. For the crew there are 14 berths in 7 cabins and a separate crew mess and galley.
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