Oceanic 140, the fast-displacement yacht, created by Canados, is not your ordinary vessel; more likely an exploration masterpiece, backed up with high technologies and a thorough design philosophy.
Certainly, the 110-square metre aft deck is a paradise in itself. It boasts a Jacuzzi, sun pads, a bar, a dining room, and even a convenient day head. For those seeking thrill and excitement, there's a six-metre tender and various toys nestled in the amidship tender bay. But here's the real showstopper: a dedicated garage for two electric cars, exclusively for the owner's use. And when the cars are out for a spin, this versatile space transforms into a trendy beach club, perfect for hosting lavish gatherings.
Meanwhile, Michela Reverberi's expert touch is evident in the interior design, gracing the salon, dining areas, galley, captain's cabin, and the expansive full-beam wheelhouse on the main deck. Below deck, four luxurious guest cabins await, alongside comfortable crew quarters. Ascend to the upper deck, and you'll discover the owner's suite, complete with a private aft deck and a forward terrace that houses a secluded Jacuzzi, ensuring the utmost in relaxation and privacy. And if you seek the sun, head up to the sun deck, where you'll find sun pads, a bar, and a sauna.
Performance is where the Oceanic 140 truly shines. Canados' technical office has crafted a revolutionary "Displaning Hull Concept" (DHC) that combines long-range efficiency at 10 to 14 knots with a thrilling top speed of 25 knots. The yacht is powered by three Caterpillar C32 B Series engines, delivering a top speed of 25 knots. Whether you're embarking on a long-distance journey at 10 knots, where she boasts an impressive 6,000 nautical mile range, or seeking the thrill of 21 knots with an 800 nautical mile range, this yacht has you covered.
