ORIY

ORIY is a 49.99-metre steel displacement motor yacht built by the Croatian yard Radez in 2026, with exterior design by Nauta d.o.o. As a vessel delivered in 2026, she is among the most current new builds entering the Eastern Mediterranean charter market, constructed to the latest structural and regulatory standards. At 499 gross tonnes on a near-50-metre hull, she sits at a significant size threshold for the Eastern Adriatic and Aegean, offering volume and deck space that few charter yachts of her generation in this region can match.

She accommodates 12 guests across six cabins, served by a crew of twelve — an exceptional one-to-one crew-to-guest ratio that signals serious intent around service delivery. ORIY charters across Croatia, Greece, Montenegro, and the broader Mediterranean. She is well suited to groups who want the scale and privacy of a large displacement superyacht in a region where most of the fleet runs considerably smaller; those seeking Caribbean deployments or high-speed passages will need to look to other platforms.

Nauta d.o.o. is a Croatian design studio with strong experience in seagoing production and custom work, and the steel hull reflects the Eastern Adriatic charter context — a region where structural robustness and sea-keeping on a displacement hull are assets. At 12 knots cruising, ORIY covers the Adriatic and Aegean at a measured pace suited to anchorage-focused itineraries. Stabilizers fitted both underway and at anchor address comfort across all conditions. The combination of a new build, a steel hull, and Croatian yard construction gives ORIY a profile distinct from the GRP production yachts that dominate her operational waters.

The deck amenities are extensive for a new build of her size: a beach club, swimming platform, deck jacuzzi, exterior bar, sun deck, sunpads, BBQ, sauna, and a fully equipped gym. Water toys include a Seabob, foilboard, paddleboard, kayak, water skis, a waterslide, doughnut, and snorkelling gear. The crew of twelve are positioned to manage the full programme — vessel operations, watersports facilitation, and personal service — at a standard consistent with the yacht charter offering she represents.

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