Luna

Seven cabins for fourteen guests is a generous ratio on a 90-metre yacht, and Luna spreads that space across a dedicated owner's deck as well as the guest quarters below. Oceanco delivered her in 2018 at 2,926 gross tons, volume that shows up in room to move rather than just room to sleep.

Build and provenance

She is a 90-metre build from Oceanco, with exterior lines by Luiz de Basto Design and interiors by Nuvolari & Lenard together with Valentina Zannier, three names working on one yacht rather than one studio covering everything, finished in 2018.

Layout and accommodation

Fourteen guests sleep across seven cabins, with a private deck set aside for the owner, separate from the guest cabins below. That separation is the point of an owner's deck: her own floor, away from the rest of the party, on a yacht large enough to spare the space for it.

Performance and engineering

Luna cruises at 13 knots and reaches 20 knots flat out, pace that suits a displacement hull built to cover distance steadily rather than sprint. a 90-metre and 2,926 gross tons, holding that speed without labouring says as much about her engineering as any single spec.

On deck and at anchor

A six-metre pool with a contra-flow jet lets guests swim in place rather than just float, and the beach club opens the stern to the water at anchor. Below, a hammam, sauna, beauty salon and gym make up a full wellness deck, and a jacuzzi and heli-deck lounge round out the outdoor spaces.

Where she lies and how to see her

Luna is a used yacht, sold as she stands rather than as new stock, so viewing and survey follow the pattern of any resale. Boatcrowd sets up the viewing and is present for it, and a survey and sea trial follow once an offer is accepted, before anything moves toward handover.