The Canados Oceanic 100 Shadow is a testament to Italian craftsmanship, blending elegance and practicality in a sleek, modern package. This luxury yacht stretches to approximately 30 meters, offering ample space for both relaxation and entertainment. Constructed with a GRP hull, the Oceanic 100 Shadow ensures a lightweight yet sturdy build, perfect for cruising in diverse conditions. Its planning hull configuration allows for efficient navigation, making it ideal for long voyages. Powered by robust inboard engines, this yacht reaches an impressive cruising speed of 21 knots and a maximum speed of 27 knots, ensuring swift and smooth journeys. The interior, designed by the renowned Cristiano Gatto, features a sophisticated yet comfortable ambiance with a layout that can accommodate up to 8 sleeping guests in 4 luxurious cabins. The well-appointed crew quarters support a team of 4, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience for all aboard. With a fuel capacity of 15,000 liters, the Oceanic 100 Shadow boasts an extensive range, allowing for extensive exploration without frequent refueling stops. This yacht embodies the spirit of adventure while maintaining the highest standards of luxury and comfort, making it a premier choice for discerning yacht enthusiasts around the world.
Length
30M
Beam
7.1M
Draft
2.2M
Volume
170GT
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
8
Cabin
4
Crew
4
Cruise Speed
21KT
Max Speed
27KT
Fuel
15000L
Range
3000NM
Engine
2 x MTU 16V 2000 M96L
Option 1
2 x CAT C32 Acert
Option 2
2 x MAN V12-1900
Naval
Canados Design Team
Exterior
Canados Design Team
Interior
Cristiano Gatto
New Starting From
€9,500,000
High Price Brokerage
€8,500,000
Low Price Brokerage
€7,500,000
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Twenty seven knots at the top, and a hull built to hold a serious pace without strain.
Standard power comes from twin MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines, with Caterpillar C32 Acert or MAN V12-1900 units offered as alternatives for owners who want a different performance signature. Cruising at 21 knots and reaching 27 at full throttle, she carries 15,000 litres of fuel for a 3,000 nautical mile range, enough to keep her independent of marinas for genuine stretches of cruising. A 2.2 metre draught is modest for a yacht of this displacement, a useful trait for a vessel built to work rather than simply to arrive.
Her profile reads lower and more technical than a typical motor yacht this size, and that is deliberate.
A raked bow and a monochromatic, low profile silhouette give the Oceanic 100 Shadow a purposeful look rather than a decorative one, a design language that suits her role as a genuine support and adventure platform. Beneath a sunpad on the main deck sits a 1.5 tonne capacity crane, built to launch and recover tenders and water toys without disturbing the rest of the layout. It is a quietly technical exterior, built around what the yacht can do rather than how she photographs at anchor.
A beach club with its own diving room anchors the lower deck, and tender storage runs to seven metres.
The swimming platform is built to launch four personal watercraft alongside the main tender, giving an owner genuine flexibility for diving, watersports or simply moving guests ashore. The crane beneath the main deck sunpad handles the heavier lifting, keeping launch and recovery quick and uncluttered. It is a layout built around what happens once the engines are off and the anchor is down, equipment and access placed exactly where an active cruising life actually needs them, rather than squeezed in as an afterthought.
Cristiano Gatto’s interior keeps the mood controlled: clean lines, lacquered surfaces, a palette built around restraint rather than display.
Four cabins sleep eight guests, arranged for genuine privacy rather than maximum capacity, with a crew of four to run the yacht. The monochromatic finish continues from the exterior into the saloon, lacquered surfaces and a tight, considered palette replacing the ornament that often fills yachts of this size. It is an interior built for an owner who wants comfort stated plainly rather than announced, a fitting match for a yacht whose real character shows once she is away from the dock.
Delivered from the Canados yard at Ostia in 2024, the Oceanic 100 Shadow is a considered, purpose built yacht rather than a styling exercise.
She measures 30 metres LOA on a 7.1 metre beam, with a 2.2 metre draught and a GRP planing hull. Standard power comes from twin MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines, with Caterpillar C32 Acert or MAN V12-1900 alternatives available. Fuel capacity of 15,000 litres supports a 3,000 nautical mile range, and four cabins accommodate eight guests with a crew of four. For an owner who wants genuine operational capability, from tender storage to a hidden crane, built into the yacht from the outset, the Oceanic 100 Shadow offers a rare and practical case.
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