Oceanco is a Dutch yard behind some of the world’s most recognizable superyachts, and four of its hulls in the sixty metre band are available for charter. They range from The Wellesley, a 1993 build at fifty six metres, through Lucky Lady and Treehouse from the early two thousands, to Ludzie, delivered in 2005 at sixty two metres. All four are full displacement steel.
Every yacht carries a gym, and three of the four have a beach club. Treehouse and Ludzie both offer a pool and a spa, and Ludzie adds a sauna and a waterslide. Guest capacity splits between ten on Lucky Lady and Ludzie, and twelve on The Wellesley and Treehouse. Cabin counts range from five to seven, with Treehouse the largest at seven cabins. All are crewed for full service.
Weekly rates start at two hundred and thirty thousand euros for The Wellesley and rise to three hundred and eighty thousand for Treehouse. Lucky Lady asks three hundred and ten thousand, and Ludzie three hundred and twenty thousand. The median sits at three hundred and fifteen thousand. An advance provisioning allowance of roughly thirty percent covers fuel, food, berthing and drinks.
Oceanco yachts are built for ocean passages, and these four divide between Mediterranean summers and Caribbean winters. The western Mediterranean suits them well, with the Côte d’Azur, Sardinia and the Amalfi coast as summer staples. At sixty metres the yacht anchors rather than docking in smaller harbours, but the tenders and toys make that part of the experience. Contact us with your dates.
