OCULUS

OCULUS is a 37.3-metre steel-hulled explorer yacht built by Numarine in 2024 to the 37 XP model specification, registered under the Cayman Islands flag. Designed by Can Yalman with interiors developed in collaboration with Hot Lab, she represents one of the most recent launches from a Turkish yard with a strong reputation for long-range expedition builds. Her substantial gross tonnage of 362 GT speaks to a hull designed for genuine blue-water performance rather than coastal day-sailing.

She is well suited to groups seeking a combination of extended range and warm-water amenity. Accommodating up to 12 guests across six cabins, OCULUS is served by a crew of seven — a ratio that supports attentive service without excess formality. Her charter regions span the Mediterranean from France and Croatia to Greece, Italy, Montenegro, Santorini, and Mykonos, as well as the Bahamas and Caribbean, making her a genuinely versatile charter yacht across seasons. She may be less suitable for those prioritising shallow anchorages or compact harbour access given her size and explorer-class profile.

What distinguishes OCULUS within her class is the pairing of a 6,000-nautical-mile range with a full suite of resort-style amenities. At-anchor and underway stabilisers significantly reduce vessel motion, contributing to guest comfort during longer passages. Her beach club provides direct water access at the stern, and a deck jacuzzi, sauna, gym, sun deck, and exterior bar round out the onboard facilities in a manner more typical of a larger displacement yacht.

The water sports inventory is extensive and oriented toward active guests: three Seabobs, foilboards, three jet skis including a high-performance Sea-Doo RXP 325, inflatable paddleboards, towables, and snorkelling equipment ensure the swim platform and beach club remain well occupied. The overall character of the onboard experience combines the self-sufficiency of an expedition hull with the leisure infrastructure of a charter-focused build, supported by a professional crew at a ratio appropriate to the guest count.

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