O'LION

O'LION is a 42.6-metre GRP displacement yacht built by CRN Yachts in 2010 and refitted in 2022, with exterior and interior design by Zuccon International Project. As a CRN 43 series vessel, she sits within a lineage of Italian-built superyachts known for generous interior volume relative to waterline length, and her 456 gross tonnes reflect a yacht that prioritises space and comfort over performance metrics. She is Maltese-flagged and available for charter across the Mediterranean.

She accommodates ten guests across five cabins with a crew of nine — a ratio of nearly one crew member per guest that places her among the more attentively staffed charter yachts of her size. Her charter range encompasses Greece, Turkey, Croatia, Montenegro, Italy, Sardinia, Corsica, France, and the French Riviera, making her a strong candidate for guests intending to move freely between eastern and western Mediterranean destinations across a single season. Those prioritising speed or a vessel with Atlantic range will find O'LION's profile better suited to coastal Mediterranean programmes.

The 2022 refit refreshed systems and interiors to a current standard, extending the working life of her Zuccon-designed spaces. CRN's construction quality at this scale is well regarded in the industry, and her GRP hull contributes to reduced maintenance overhead relative to steel equivalents of similar age. The elevator — relatively uncommon at this length — reflects the volume and multi-deck layout that characterises CRN's approach to the 40-metre class.

Onboard, the wellness and water-sport combination is well balanced. A sauna, massage room, gym, and deck jacuzzi compose a comprehensive wellness suite, while the water toys include a Seadoo jet-ski, two Seabob F5S units, scuba diving equipment with a dedicated dive compressor, water-skis, a wakeboard, paddleboards, canoes, snorkelling gear, and inflatable toys. Tenders are housed in a dedicated garage. The overall experience favours guests who want both active days on the water and restorative time aboard in the evenings.

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