Oceanco Yachts for charter

Founded in 1987 by South African investors under Richard Hein, Oceanco began by crafting hulls in Durban and finishing yachts in the Netherlands. Its inaugural 50-meter ANEDIGMI (later extended to 57 meters as THE WELLESLEY) established a legacy of meticulous craftsmanship. Under Greek magnate Theodore Angelopoulos in 2002, the yard shifted focus to 80-meter-plus megayachts, debuting the acclaimed Y Generation series. In 2010, Omani billionaire Mohammed Al Barwani advanced Oceanco’s ambitions, overseeing iconic projects such as BLACK PEARL and KORU, and expanding Alblasserdam to simultaneously build multiple superyachts over 80 meters. In August 2025, American entrepreneur Gabe Newell acquired the shipyard, preserving its heritage while integrating innovative technological expertise. Today, Oceanco unites visionary design, precision engineering, and artisanal mastery, producing superyachts that exemplify exclusivity, sophistication, and innovation for the world’s most discerning owners.

Oceanco's philosophy is founded on a steadfast commitment to sustainability, quality, and innovation. Rather than imitating existing icons, they create new benchmarks, delivering vessels that redefine technical achievement, efficiency, and design. The shipyard provides maintenance, refits, and enhancements for clients’ yachts, so that each vessel evolves to meet the changing needs and tastes of its owner, in addition to offering support throughout the construction process. By combining craftsmanship, sustainability, and forward-thinking design, Oceanco is dedicated to developing yachts that are exceptional, adaptable, and timeless.

Oceanco does not have fixed model lines; instead, it specializes in building entirely custom superyachts. Here are some of the most notable examples.

KAOS

KAOS (ex. JUBILEE) — a multiple award-winning superyacht — was honored with the 2018 International Superyacht Award for Best Exterior Design and crowned Best New Superyacht at the 2017 Monaco Yacht Show. She was built in 2017 and welcomes up to 31 guests in 16 cabins, which include 4 VIP suites and 10 doubles. KAOS has a 14-seat dining area, an 8.5-meter pool with an aquarium built into the bottom, a beach club, a beauty salon, a fireplace, a gym, a spa, a cinema, an elevator, and a fully certified helipad on the foredeck. Those who have boarded her will testify that the combination of luxury interiors, expansive exterior decks, and multiple facilities make her a real icon of modern superyacht design.

BLACK PEARL
BLACK PEARL — a 106.7-meter, multiple award-winning sailing superyacht — was named Sailing Superyacht of the Year at the 2019 World Superyacht Awards for her innovative and eco-friendly design. Launched in 2018, she accommodates up to 12 guests in five suites: a Master suite with a private balcony, two VIP suites, and two guest suites. BLACK PEARL features a spa pool; a swimming pool; a hammam; a massage room; a dance floor; a cinema; a gym; a beach club; multiple deck lounges; and a state-of-the-art DynaRig sailing system. Her combination of luxurious interiors, expansive decks, and cutting-edge sailing technology makes her one of the most remarkable performance yachts ever built.

H3

H3 — a 105.26-meter, multiple award-winning superyacht — won Best Rebuilt Yacht at the 2024 World Superyacht Awards. Originally launched as Al Mirqab in 2000, she was extensively transformed by Oceanco and relaunched in 2023. H3 welcomes up to 20 guests in ten cabins, including an upper VIP suite with a private lounge. She boasts modernized interiors, large deck spaces, an infinity swimming pool, a helipad, a beach club, a spa, hammam, massage rooms, a gym, beauty salon, and an outdoor cinema. With her combination of elegant interiors, modern and functional design, and luxurious amenities, H3 sets a standard for superyachts.

AMORE VERO

AMORE VERO (ex. ST. PRINCESS OLGA) — an award-winning 85.6-meter yacht — received Best Yacht Design over 50 meters at the 2013 World Yacht Trophies. Built in 2013, she accommodates up to 14 guests in seven suites, including a VIP cabin and three double cabins. Designed by Igor Lobanov with interiors by Alberto Pinto, ST. PRINCESS OLGA features expansive lounges, formal dining, a beach club, pool, spa, gym, beauty salon and multiple outdoor deck areas. Her refined elegance, luxurious spaces, and sophisticated design make her a true example of Oceanco’s craftsmanship.

LUNA

LUNA (ex. DAR) — a multiple award-winning 89.99-meter technically innovative superyacht — earned the Judges’ Commendation for Best Technical Achievement at the Boat International Design & Innovation Awards. Launched in 2018, she welcomes up to 12 guests in seven cabins, including two VIP suites and four doubles. Her amenities include a beach club, swimming pool, spa, sauna, hammam, massage room, beauty room, gym, elevator, multiple deck lounges, and a helipad. With her distinctive hammerhead-inspired exterior, LUNA combines groundbreaking engineering with exceptional luxury, offering a one-of-a-kind onboard experience.

LEVIATHAN

LEVIATHAN — most ambitious 111-meter project to date — was launched in August 2025, marking a new era in hybrid superyacht design; she is the largest yacht ever built by the Dutch shipyard. The yacht welcomes up to 22 guests in 11 suites, with 33 crew members on board. Her luxurious amenities include a spa, beach club, deck Jacuzzi, gym, elevator,  and underwater lights. Designed by Oceanco with Lateral Naval Architects and interiors by Mark Berryman Design, LEVIATHAN features durable, low-maintenance materials, including full-height glass bulkheads. A glass panel in the main staircase honors over 2,000 contributors, reflecting the project’s collaborative spirit.