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ODESSA Motor yacht for charter

  • Length: 48.8m (160ft)
  • 12 guests in 6 cabins
  • Built: 2009 (refitted 2015), Christensen Shipyards, United States Of America
Rate from (per week)
USD 250,000

Spread over three decks, ODESSA boasts a combination of exceptional outdoor living areas, generous guest areas, and accommodation for up to 12 guests, giving the impression that she is much larger than her length. Designed for cruising in absolute comfort, she is the ideal charter yacht for al fresco living. Her sun deck has an oversized sun deck surrounded by sunpads, adjacent to a shaded seating area and large bar. Forward there is the Portuguese bridge with optional awnings. The bridge deck has a large shaded dining area and a large seating area with coffee tables surrounded by a huge sofa, while the main deck aft has further lounging options.

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  • WINNER: ShowBoats Design Awards 2010
  • Exquisite contemporary Armani Casa interior
  • Luxurious accommodations for 12 in six cabins
  • Serene main lounge and formal dining
  • Four-person elevator serving four decks
  • Sky lounge with card table, onyx bar and 2.34m/92" projection screen
  • Fabulous al fresco dining options
  • Wonderful, spacious sun deck layout with large bar
  • Zero speed stabilisers to reduce any rolling motion while at anchor

About ODESSA

Description

Spread over three decks, ODESSA boasts a combination of exceptional outdoor living areas, generous guest areas, and accommodation for up to 12 guests, giving the impression that she is much larger than her length. Designed for cruising in absolute comfort, she is the ideal charter yacht for al fresco living. Her sun deck has an oversized sun deck surrounded by sunpads, adjacent to a shaded seating area and large bar. Forward there is the Portuguese bridge with optional awnings. The bridge deck has a large shaded dining area and a large seating area with coffee tables surrounded by a huge sofa, while the main deck aft has further lounging options.


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ODESSA's award winning minimalist interior is warm and inviting. A modern design, it is a combination of vertical grain walnut joinery, wide-plank walnut hardwood floors, and neutral marbles. Textiles and furnishings by Armani Casa are both comfortable and sophisticated and are complemented by an intelligent use of creative ambient lighting that changes the mood for differing scenarios.

Her elegant main lounge and formal dining are divided by an aquarium panel, with cosy seating around coffee tables at the centre, with walkways either side for access to the dining area with seating for up to 12 guests. The sky lounge is less formal and has a huge L-shaped sofa opposite an L-shaped bar. Up to 12 guests are accommodated in a full beam master suite with separate office, a VIP cabin, three double cabins and one convertible double/ single cabin with an additional pullman berth.

Splendid leisure facilities and a huge inventory of watertoys have ensured ODESSA's reputation as an exceptionally popular charter yacht.

Specification & rates
Summer cruising North America & Bahamas USD 250,000/USD 250,000 per week (low/high)
Winter cruising Caribbean & Bahamas USD 250,000/USD 275,000 per week (low/high)
Built 2009 (refitted 2015), Christensen Shipyards, United States Of America
Length 48.8m (160ft)
Guests 12
No. of guest cabins 6
Crew 9
Beam 9m (29.5ft)
Draft 2.5m (8.2ft)
Gross tonnage 499
Maximum speed 17 knots
Cruising speed 12 knots
Cabin types 6 (5 × double, 1 × twin, 1 × additional berths)
Engines 2 × 1,800hp MTU
Tenders & toys

Tenders & toys

  • 1 × Towed tender
  • 2 × Tenders
  • 1 × Deck jacuzzi
  • Waterslide
  • Trampoline
  • RYA training centre for jetskis & waverunners
  • 2 × Waverunners
  • 2 × SeaBobs
  • 1 × Jetsurf
  • 1 × eFoil
  • 3 × Kayaks
  • 2 × Stand up paddleboards
  • Wakeboard
  • Surfboard
  • Waterskis
  • Inflatable tows
  • Fishing gear
  • Snorkelling gear
Fitness & wellness

Fitness equipment

  • Exercise balls
  • Free weights
  • Resistance bands
  • Yoga mats
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