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“A 325ft Canadian Vickers from 1943.”

CHRISTINA O yacht is a 325 ft long motor yacht monohull and spends the summer in croatia, italy, greece, turkey, iviera, sar, sicily. It was built by Canadian Vickers in 1943. A refit was done in 2001. The yacht layout features 17 cabins and accommodates 34 guests. The cabin arrangement is following: 1 king cabin, 14 queen cabins, 17 double cabins, 14 twin cabins.

The motor yacht features 2 x 2,775 engines .

Perhaps the most written about yacht in history, the legendary CHRISTINA O has witnessed some of the most iconic events over the last century. From serving in World War II at the D-Day Landings to hosting the world’s most influential people during Onassis’ glorious years.

Today available for charter, she remains the perfect setting for world-class entertaining, offering a unique opportunity to cruise in style and comfort.

Corporate incentives, wedding anniversaries, special birthdays or just to cruise and relax with your loved ones.
 With more deck space than most yachts built today, CHRISTINA O can cruise with 157 guests on board (subject to terms and conditions). The elegant dining room can sit up to 42 people, 28 of which at the main table.

She can accommodate up to 34 guests on board, with her 17 beautifully appointed cabins.

The yacht’s Head Chef produces Michelin Star standard cuisine, assisted by the Pastry Chef to create fabulous desserts. There is also a Sushi Master and expert in Asian and Japanese cuisine on board. If wine is something you want to enjoy, there is a wine expert available as part of the CHRISTINA O team.

NEW IN 2022:
• Full replacement of teak decking at the pool deck
• New Jacuzzi bar
• Renovation of the pool mosaic walls
• On Jacuzzi platform, 2 new fixed sumbrellas
• Conversion of 4 forward main deck cabins to create 2 larger Jr suites
• Spa shower room fitted to offer more treatment to our Clients such as scrubbing etc.
• Carpet replacement in all lounges and some of the Guests cabins.

NEW IN 2023
• New customised RIB tender, replacing Black Mamba, and new jetskis.
• New doors allowing access to the interior from aft deck with push-button rather than traditional heavy doors.
• New teak in some areas.

Key Features
The yacht with a story of romanceCan cruise at night, to a new anchorage each daySpa with 2 therapists full time for massage and treatments17 cabins. Can have 157 guests at anchorFantastic team of Chefs, including a sushi masterRecently added side boarding / swim platformClassified RYA training centre, with watersports instructorOnassis Suite master cabin amidships – perfectly located.

Broker Review

Onboard visit

We were onboard Christina O at the Monaco Yacht Show, and seeing her anchored off Monaco is not something I will forget. She makes most of what is moored around her look temporary. What stood out to me is that she was built as a ship rather than as a yacht, and you feel it in every space. The dining room is large enough that a big group actually eats together instead of splitting into sittings, and very few yachts can take an event group this size anywhere in the Mediterranean.

Klara Jakobsen Klara Jakobsen Yacht Reviewer & Content Lead Contact me

Specifications

Length overall
325ft / 99
Beam
10.97m
Draft
3.96m
Builder
Canadian Vickers
Year built
1943
Refit
2001
Type
Motor Yacht
Cruising speed
15 knots
Top speed
19 knots
Engines
2 x 2,775
Fuel
800 lt/hr (Litres/Hr)
Consumption
800 Litres/Hr
Guests
34
Cabins
17

Charter Price

From €700,000 to €740,000 per week, plus APA.

Plus Expenses arrangement — boat and crew only, without tip.

Charter days
Base price
APA (35%)
Total estimate
Note
14 days
€1,400,000 — €1,480,000
€490,000 — €518,000
€1,890,000 — €1,998,000
Discounts outside main season common
7 days
€700,000 — €740,000
€245,000 — €259,000
€945,000 — €999,000
Standard charter rate
3 days
€350,000 — €370,000
€122,500 — €129,500
€472,500 — €499,500
Estimate for a short charter

All prices generated as a guide. Availability subject to confirmation. Gratuity is at the charterer’s discretion.

Variable expenses — fuel, food, marina fees — are deducted from an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), an additional deposit added to the charter price. The remainder is returned after charter.

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