OASIS

OASIS is a 47.5-metre displacement motor yacht built by ISA Yachts in 2006 and substantially refitted in 2023, sailing under the Greek flag. Constructed on a steel hull, she carries 498 gross tonnes and represents a considered choice within the mid-range superyacht segment — a builder with a consistent record of producing seakindly, well-proportioned displacement hulls suited to extended cruising.

Accommodating up to 12 guests across six cabins with a crew of nine, OASIS maintains a favourable crew-to-guest ratio that allows for attentive, personalised service without feeling overstaffed. She is well positioned for charter groups seeking active, water-focused itineraries in the eastern Mediterranean, with Greece and Mykonos as natural home waters. She is less suited to guests prioritising high-speed passages, large event-style gatherings, or those expecting the interior volume of a full-displacement vessel in the 55-metre-plus range.

What distinguishes OASIS within her class is the combination of meaningful range and operational comfort. At 2,700 nautical miles, she sits at the longer end of the range spectrum for a vessel her size, opening up itineraries beyond the typical hop-between-islands pattern common in Greek waters. Her displacement hull delivers a steadier motion in a seaway compared to semi-displacement competitors, and the 2023 refit signals a vessel kept to a current standard rather than one coasting on original specification.

The onboard experience aboard OASIS is oriented firmly around outdoor living and water access. At-anchor stabilisers make extended stays in open anchorages considerably more comfortable — a practical advantage in Aegean conditions where swell can intrude even in sheltered bays. The deck jacuzzi and exterior bar give the exterior spaces a social coherence, while the water toy inventory is genuinely comprehensive: jet-skis, Seabobs, wakeboarding, water-skiing, a full scuba diving setup with compressor, and equipment suited to younger guests. Connectivity via Starlink ensures that guests who need to remain reachable at sea can do so without compromise. As a charter yacht operating in Greek waters, she is set up to make the most of both the coastline and what lies beneath it.

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