Okean 80

Two crew looking after eight guests is a tight ratio for a 24-metre sports yacht, and it says Okean 80 was built to be easy to run rather than heavy to staff. Okean delivered her in 2020, with open decks that fold flat rather than break into separate zones, a single idea carried through the whole boat.

Build and provenance

Paolo Ferragni designed Okean 80's open-concept layout, in which every deck door retracts to join the interior and the stern into one continuous space rather than keeping them apart. She is a monohull sports yacht, built by Okean in 2020, and the whole design brief runs through her build: clean lines outside and wide, uninterrupted spaces within.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep across four cabins, and a crew of two keep the boat running, a ratio that puts service on a sports yacht rather than making guests self-sufficient. The open-plan design carries into the interior as well as the decks, with wide, welcoming spaces designed for easy movement between them.

Performance and engineering

Two MAN V12 engines, each producing 1,650 horsepower, give Okean 80 a 25-knot top speed and a 20-knot cruise. At 75 gross tonnes with a 7.9-metre beam and a 1.9-metre draught, she carries real volume on deck without needing deep water to reach an anchorage.

On deck and at anchor

At anchor, the stern's submersible sliding platform lowers to turn the beach club into a swim step at whatever depth suits the moment, from a shallow step to full submersion. The bulwark decks fold out to widen the side decks at anchor and fold back for passages, adding usable space exactly when it is wanted and taking it away when it is not needed underway.

Where she lies and how to see her

Okean 80's location is confirmed once a buyer is ready to view; we set up that viewing and come along for it, and after an accepted offer a survey and sea trial follow before anything is final.