Iravati is built for the family charter at scale. A 42-metre Oceanco delivered in 1998 and given a thorough refit in 2025, she pairs the volume of a serious motor yacht with a six-cabin layout that sleeps twelve, making her a genuine option for larger groups who still want space to spread out.
Oceanco’s pedigree shows in her presence. She carries her length with confidence, her aluminium build giving generous interior and exterior volume across the decks. The 2025 refit has brought her firmly up to date, refreshing the interior and systems so that a yacht with real sea miles behind her now feels current, cared for and ready for a modern charter season.
Space is her defining quality. The main-deck master sits forward and full of light, a private owner’s suite set apart from the guest cabins below, where the six-cabin arrangement absorbs a large family or a group of friends without anyone feeling on top of one another. Natural light runs through the interior, the panoramic windows pulling the sea into every room and keeping the mood open and unforced.
Her social spaces are laid out for how groups actually live aboard. A generous main saloon anchors the entertaining, a bright sky lounge gives a quieter retreat, and a private study adds a calm corner for a book or a call. Outside, shaded aft decks carry dining and lounging, while the sun deck rises to a jacuzzi with clear sea views, the obvious place to gather as the light softens.
Iravati was made for the water as much as the deck. An impressive collection of water toys suits every age, from the confident to the cautious, and her stern steps down toward the sea for easy access to swims and toys. Stabilisers working both at anchor and underway keep her steady, so long lunches stay comfortable and overnight anchorages stay calm.
Her cruising grounds are among the most rewarding in the Mediterranean. She spends her season in the East Mediterranean and the Adriatic, from the Greek islands to the Dalmatian coast and Montenegro, where island-hopping, sheltered bays and rich coastlines reward a yacht with her range and space. A crew of eight runs her with the polish and discretion a group of this size appreciates.
Aboard, the days shape themselves around the water. Mornings begin with the stern open to the sea and the toys already out, afternoons drift between a beach ashore and the jacuzzi on the sun deck, and evenings gather the whole group across the generous aft decks. With six cabins and berths for twelve, she suits a multi-generational family or a set of friends who want to travel together without compromising on comfort, each finding their own corner when the day calls for it.
What sets Iravati apart is capacity with comfort. Few yachts of her length offer six cabins and twelve berths alongside a private main-deck master, and fewer still bring that layout together with a fresh refit and an established, family-friendly charter character. For a group that wants room, light and an easy pace through the Greek and Adriatic islands, she is a spacious, welcoming and well-judged choice.
