Oceana Motor Yacht

Oceana takes eighteen guests for a day on the water, and she came out of a refit in 2025, having been built by Princess in 2010 as a 65ft (20m) motor yacht.

On deck

The swim platform gives direct access to the sea, so going for a swim asks nothing more than a step down and a step back up.

Water toys

An E-foil heads Oceana's toys, and there are two paddleboards and two kayaks for anybody who would rather move under their own power, along with a wakeboard, a kneeboard, a towable sofa and a banana. A floating pool and snorkelling gear go into the water with the guests, fishing gear travels aboard, and a 12ft tender runs people ashore; a Seabob and a jet ski are available as paid extras.

Where she cruises

Phuket is her home port, and her range takes in Thailand, Malaysia and Myanmar, so the water a group sees need not stop at the Thailand border.

Accommodation and crew

Three cabins sleep six guests overnight and three crew run her, which works out at a crew member for every two people aboard. The layout is a queen room and two twins, air-conditioned, with Wi-Fi reaching through the yacht.

Comfort under way

She works year-round, cruising at 18 knots with 24 knots in reserve when she is pushed, and her fullest months are December, January, February and March.

Charter notes

Oceana suits a family or a set of friends who want three cabins and a crew of their own, and day and half-day hire is open as well as the full week, so a larger group can come aboard without taking a cabin.