OTTAWA IV

OTTAWA IV is a 38.99-metre steel displacement motor yacht built in 2016 to a custom design, operating in the Eastern Mediterranean across Croatia, Greece, Turkey, and Montenegro. At 350 gross tonnes on a near-39-metre hull, she is a substantial displacement vessel in her operational region, offering generous volume and stable sea-keeping characteristics suited to the longer passages and varied anchorages of the Adriatic and Aegean charter circuits.

She accommodates 12 guests across five cabins, served by a crew of six. OTTAWA IV suits larger groups — families, or social groups of up to twelve — who want a capable, well-sized platform for extended Eastern Mediterranean cruising. The cabin-to-guest ratio indicates some flexible berthing arrangements. Those seeking the visual polish of a design-led build from a named studio will find her an unfussy vessel; her appeal lies in capacity, stability, and sea-keeping rather than aesthetics.

The steel displacement hull is a defining characteristic. At 10 knots cruising and 14 knots maximum, OTTAWA IV is unhurried, which suits the Eastern Mediterranean passage model where distances between anchorages are modest and the quality of time at anchor matters more than transit speed. Steel construction at this weight gives the vessel structural resilience and a comfortable motion in a sea. The 2016 build date places her in good operational condition relative to many charter yachts in the Eastern Mediterranean fleet.

Deck amenities include a sun deck, deck jacuzzi, exterior bar, hydraulic swim platform, and underwater lights — features that extend the deck living experience into the evening. Water toys cover the essentials: water skis, wakeboard, kayak, paddleboard, ringo, inflatable slide, snorkelling and fishing equipment, with a Seabob available at an extra charge. Air conditioning and Wi-Fi are fitted throughout. The crew of six manage both navigation and guest services across what is typically a busy programme in these waters.

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