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Oceanco Leviathan (Y722)-Test
Mega yacht · 364 ft (111 m) · Netherlands
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Oceanco
- Modell
- Leviathan (Y722)
- Länge
- 364 ft (111 m)
- Gäste
- 12
- Kabinen
- 6
Urteil
Oceanco's Leviathan (Y722) is a pinnacle of modern superyacht engineering, combining Lateral Naval Architects' displacement hull with Mark Berryman's opulent interiors. Its 6,500nm range, diesel-electric propulsion, and Azipod drive deliver exceptional efficiency and handling for a 111m vessel. While its $200M+ price a
Vorteile
- +6,500nm range enables true global cruising without refueling
- +Diesel-electric Azipod propulsion enhances efficiency and maneuverability
- +Mark Berryman interiors deliver bespoke luxury across 6 staterooms
- +Synthetic teak decks reduce maintenance while maintaining aesthetics
- +Lateral Naval Architects hull ensures stable displacement performance
Nachteile
- −Requires 43 crew, increasing operational complexity and cost
- −Top speed of 17.6 kn is modest for a motor yacht of this size
- −Gross tonnage of 4,970 GT limits access to some ports
- −Not available for private charter, restricting market flexibility
- −Estimated $200M+ price point places it beyond most buyers
Leviathan (Y722) exemplifies Oceanco's mastery in mega-yacht construction, with naval architecture by Lateral Naval Architects and interiors by Mark Berryman Design Ltd. Its 111m steel hull, 17.8m beam, and synthetic teak decks balance durability with modern aesthetics. The full-beam master suite includes a study and dressing room, while six staterooms accommodate up to 12 guests with unparalleled privacy and luxury [1][2].
On water, Leviathan's diesel-electric propulsion—powered by twin MTU 16V 4000 M25S engines and ABB Azipods—delivers a cruising speed of 13 knots and a top speed of 17.6 knots. Its 6,500nm range at 13 knots, supported by 494,000-liter fuel tanks, enables uninterrupted transoceanic voyages. The displacement hull and XT Fins ensure stable, smooth handling even in rough seas [2][3].
Comfort and livability are paramount, with 4,970 GT of space, 115,300 liters of fresh water, and a crew-to-guest ratio of 3.5:1. The 43-member crew ensures seamless service, while Quantum MagLift and advanced stabilization systems enhance onboard tranquility. Though not charter-available, its bespoke design and long-range capability make it ideal for private owners seeking global exploration [2][3].
Value-wise, Leviathan's $200M+ price and high operational costs reflect its position among the world's top 5% of yachts by LOA. While inaccessible to most, it offers unmatched performance, range, and luxury for those who can afford it, solidifying Oceanco's reputation as a leader in ultra-mega-yacht innovation [2][5].
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