Ocean Alexander 27R

Ten guests sleep across five cabins on the Ocean Alexander 27R, a count that gives her the proportions of a much larger yacht without a longer waterline. She left the yard in 2025 and has had a single private owner since, never chartered, so her interior still wears the finish she arrived with. A skylounge tucked above the saloon turns her upper deck into a private retreat rather than just a steering position.

Build and provenance

Ocean Alexander built her in 2025 as a flybridge motor yacht on a monohull, laid up in fibreglass using a vinyl ester and epoxy infusion process the yard uses to add strength without adding weight. Her light use since delivery means a survey reads more like a delivery inspection than an investigation into wear.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests are accommodated in five cabins aboard the Ocean Alexander 27R, with three separate crew staterooms, including a dedicated captain's cabin, keeping crew quarters apart from guest space entirely. The skylounge sits above the main saloon as a second enclosed living area, so she offers two indoor lounges rather than one, with the flybridge open above both for daytime use.

Performance and engineering

Two 1,650 hp MAN V12 engines drive her, a pairing built for covering ground steadily rather than for outright speed, backed by bow and stern thrusters for close-quarters handling and stabilisers to keep her settled at anchor. The hydraulic swim platform lowers to the waterline for tender and water access, and the sunpads beside the jacuzzi make the boat deck the natural spot for an afternoon at anchor.

Where she lies and how to see her

The Ocean Alexander 27R lies in Fort Lauderdale, and that is where a viewing starts: Boatcrowd arranges the appointment and is there for it. If an offer is made and accepted, we line up the survey and the sea trial before the paperwork goes any further.