O'PATI

O'PATI is a 39.5-metre aluminium planing yacht built by Golden Yachts in 2011 and refitted in 2023, with exterior and interior design by Studio Vafiadis. She is registered under the Marshall Islands flag and operates as a charter yacht focused on the eastern Mediterranean, including Greece, Turkey, and Mykonos. Her planing hull and top speed of 23 knots define her character: she is built to cover ground quickly and to move between anchorages and ports with a pace that displacement vessels of similar length cannot approach.

She accommodates twelve guests across five cabins attended by eight crew. Her range of 480 nautical miles reflects the operational profile of a vessel designed for the island-hopping circuits of the Aegean rather than extended open-ocean passages, and her charter regions reflect that focus precisely. O'PATI suits groups who want to cover significant distances across the Greek islands or Turkish coast within a single charter week without sacrificing guest capacity. Those seeking a vessel for long-range Atlantic or Caribbean programmes will find her range insufficient for such itineraries.

Studio Vafiadis brought a coherent design vision to both exterior and interior, and the 2023 refit ensures her presentation is current. Her aluminium construction keeps weight manageable relative to her length, supporting the performance characteristics that justify a planing hull at this scale. At 243 gross tonnes, she is lighter than many steel or GRP equivalents in the 40-metre class, which translates directly into the responsiveness guests notice when passages between islands are measured in hours rather than days.

The onboard offering is concise and well matched to her operational profile. A Yamaha FX waverunner, water-ski, wakeboard, tube, snorkelling equipment, and fishing gear provide activity options at anchor. Air conditioning, Wi-Fi, games consoles, and iPod docking address in-cabin entertainment and comfort during passages. The overall experience positions O'PATI as an active, passage-oriented yacht rather than a vessel primarily configured for extended at-anchor relaxation.

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