OKTANA

Motor yacht OKTANA is a 38.50m (126′ 4″) luxury vessel built in 1995 by Codecasa. Her interiors are by David Laws and she offers accommodation for up to 10 guests in 5 cabins, with a crew of 8. Her interiors were refitted in 2021/2022 and she was repainted with new decks in 2024.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF OKTANA

• Refitted in 2022
• Timeless nautical interiors
• Abundance of alfresco lounging options
• Top speed of 19 knots
• Range of 3,500 nautical miles
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The sizeable main deck aft offers guests an abundance of seating with two L-shaped sofas, a chair and tables on both sides of the doors into the salon. On in the sunshine, there are two double sunbeds along the stern, with the gangplank down the centre separating them and providing safe passage to and from the dock.

Above, the flybridge has storage for a tender along the stern, to be safely launched and retrieved using a Davit crane. The rest of the aft space has been left clear for guests to exercise, lounge and sunbathe in the sunshine. Amidships is a casual dining area consisting of a sofa and table, with another L-shaped sofa forward to port. The helm controls are forward to port, and a sofa is placed in the sunshine on both sides.

INTERIOR

The interiors are designed with a classic nautical theme of rich wooden panelling and brass accents for the fixtures and fittings. 

The lower deck layout hosts the guest and crew accommodation along with the engine room.

On the main deck, the Master suite is forward with the galley and foyer amidships with access to the raised pilothouse above. The aft section contains the formal dining area and salon. The formal dining area seats up to 10 guests in traditional surroundings for the perfect setting to mark a special occasion. The salon behind has a symmetrical setting with two armchairs, a sofa and coffee table beneath the windows on both sides of the room.

Twin MTU 12V396 TE94 engines producing 2,285 HP grant a top speed of 19 knots, a cruising speed of 14 knots and a range of 3,500 nautical miles.