Orraia is a 27 metre Horizon delivered in 2024, and she brings a fresh, contemporary feel to charter in Australian waters. Barely a season old, she pairs clean modern styling with the kind of guest accommodation usually found on larger yachts. Five suites for ten guests is a generous count at her length, and it makes her a natural choice for families and groups who want space and privacy without stepping up to a far bigger yacht.
Her decks are made for easy, sociable days. The flybridge is the yacht’s natural gathering point, with a spa pool, a bar and a mix of shaded and open seating that catch the sun and the breeze. The aft deck sets a relaxed table for lunch and drinks above the water, and the swim platform brings guests straight to the sea. On a yacht of her size, the sense of outdoor space is unusually generous.
Orraia is built for smooth, unhurried cruising. Her displacement hull holds a steady, comfortable motion through the water, ideal for the longer coastal passages that Australian cruising invites. She is easy to be aboard underway, settling guests into a calm rhythm rather than rushing them from place to place, and her modern systems keep the experience quiet and effortless.
Inside, Orraia is bright, warm and current, finished in soft neutral tones and pale timber that feel fresh and uncomplicated. The main salon opens to the aft deck through wide glass, blurring the line between inside and out, and the living and dining spaces flow together in a single, light filled volume. It is a relaxed, modern interior, designed for comfort rather than formality.
Dining aboard moves easily between the air conditioned salon and the open aft deck, with the galley close at hand and the crew keeping the day running smoothly. The interior detailing is clean and considered, the materials honest and modern, and the whole space carries the uncluttered confidence of a yacht designed and built very recently.
Accommodation is arranged across five suites for ten guests, a layout that suits families and groups travelling together. The master makes the most of the beam and the light, and the guest cabins are comfortable and well finished, each with its own bathroom. For a yacht of 27 metres, the private space on offer is a genuine point of difference.
A crew of four runs Orraia with the easy, attentive service a modern yacht of her size allows. Her home waters are Australia and the wider South Pacific, from Sydney Harbour and the New South Wales coast to the anchorages and islands beyond. These are grounds for relaxed coastal cruising, swimming and exploring, and Orraia is built to make the most of them in comfort.
For a family or a group looking for a brand new yacht with real accommodation and a relaxed, modern feel, Orraia is a strong and current choice. She offers the space of a larger yacht, the calm of a true displacement cruiser and the fresh design of a 2024 build, all based in some of the finest cruising waters in the world. A new yacht, ready for a new season.
