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The spectacular 88.5m /290ft NIRVANA, (Y707), was the largest yacht of its generation. Sam Sorgiovanni Designs was responsible for the exterior styling and interior design. She made her debut at the 2012 Monaco Yacht Show, where she was the largest yacht on display. Her hull has a slightly flared bow and swooping curve that begins aft of amidships. The mahogany look of bright work on the transom and cap rail provides a contrast to the modernity and whimsy one finds in the interior design of the boat. Of note, are the two large reptile tanks on display in the salon. Also on the main deck are guest accommodations for up to twelve, including a VIP suite with a lounge that is convertible into a twin cabin plus a commodious his & hers bathroom, as well as four queen-size VIP cabins. 

On the main aft deck, NIRVANA features an immense oval-shaped 7.5m pool with a depth of 1.4m. This fresh–and- seawater pool with height-adjustable floor is the very first one that Oceanco has made out of glass reinforced plastic (GRP). A variable jet stream permits swimmers to swim laps in place. The twin 4000 series MTU main engines afford her a maximum speed of 20 knots, and a cruising speed of 14 knots that gives a range of well over 5,000 nautical miles. With large tanks and plenty of storage capacity, NIRVANA has everything needed for lengthy expeditions. 

The striking 75.5m / 247ft ANASTASIA (Y703) was launched in April 2008. "The intent was to create a new and distinctive look, to play with curved lines, the interaction of window lines, hull and decks,” said, Australian designer Sam Sorgiovanni. "My objective was to create a form that was interesting, to give visual excitement and interest where the deck levels were made virtually impossible to follow from bow to stern". Equally important to design is functionality; incorporated into this great look is also a functional yacht that boasts a vast garage (to house an impressive array of tenders, jet skis and water toys), a cinema, a massage room, a medical room, a two-level owner's suite. ANASTASIA accommodates 10 guests in two luxurious VIP suites and three double cabins.

ALFA NERO, (Y702), is one of the most recognized Oceanco yachts afloat. A huge proportion of the yacht's length is devoted to a long, low stern that dominates her sleek appearance. Effortless access to the sea, a beach club, swimming pool and a sunbathing deck provide the Owner and guests with an enormous amount of space for leisure and sports activities. At the time of her launch, the 7 x 3.5m/23 x 11.5ft swimming pool was one of the largest ever built on a superyacht and is a superb feat of innovation by Oceanco's engineers.

Hydraulic rams elevate the pool floor to deck level, transforming this section of the aft deck into a dance floor, a vast entertaining area or even a helipad. The late interior designer, Alberto Pinto, combined exquisite hardwoods, leather, elegant fabrics and metals into a classic contemporary style with a hint of art deco. Working closely with the Owner and using traditional materials in new ways, the interior is a magnificent demonstration of Oceanco shipbuilding capability.

ALFA NERO won may industry awards including the International Superyacht Society Award for Best Power Yacht in the 65m+ category, as well as the ShowBoats International Award for Best Motoryacht over 65m. In a testament to her iconic status, subsequent owners have not changed her name.

Originally called DILBAR, then ONA, the stylish 66m/217ft NATITA was successfully launched in January 2005 at Oceanco’s shipyard in Alblasserdam. Offering accommodation for up to 12 guests in stunning Alberto Pinto surroundings and catered by 22 crew, she is one of the rare yachts to feature a voluminous double master suite and a nearly 5m (16.4ft)-wide waterfall pool on her sun deck. 

Her master suite, which has twin king-size beds, can be divided into one master stateroom and a VIP. She has four twin guest cabins. Crew are accommodated in six twin cabins and a two staff cabins.

NATITA's large flybridge deck has a large seating area aft with wet bar, a helipad and two large, circular formal dining tables for six that can be converted into a single table that seats 18. The deck also has an outdoor cinema, an outdoor disco and barbeque. While a thoroughly modern in every way, her rounded transom evokes the motoryachts of old.

She is powered by a pair of 3,015hp (2,250kW) Deutz diesels that produce a top speed of 16.5 knots.