Okean 52’ Luxury Yacht – One of Only 3 in North America – NYC & LI Charters-Test
Yacht · 52 ft (16 m) · Port Washington, NY
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Technische Daten
- Werft
- Okean
- Modell
- 52
- Länge
- 52 ft (16 m)
- Gäste
- 12
Urteil
The Okean 52 stands out for its expansive open-deck design and strong day-yacht appeal, with practical 52-foot proportions and pod-drive efficiency. It offers good comfort for entertaining and short cruising, but value is tempered by premium pricing and a layout best suited to social use rather than long-range family p
Vorteile
- +Large open side terraces create unusually wide beam at anchor
- +Modern styling with a bright, sociable salon-to-cockpit flow
- +Shallow draft suits coastal cruising and marina access
- +Pod-drive configuration should aid close-quarters maneuvering
Nachteile
- −Limited overnight capacity compared with its day-charter appeal
- −Fuel and water capacities are moderate for longer cruising
- −Best suited to entertaining, less to extended offshore living
- −Premium positioning limits value versus conventional 52-foot cruisers
The Okean 52 is a contemporary 52-foot flybridge yacht built around space and outdoor lifestyle rather than pure enclosed volume. Its standout feature is the fold-out terrace arrangement, which gives it a much wider usable platform at anchor and makes the boat feel larger than its length suggests. The styling is clean and modern, with a focus on open social areas and easy movement between the cockpit, salon, and foredeck.
On the water, the model is typically equipped with twin Volvo Penta IPS diesel engines, a setup that should provide efficient cruising and easier low-speed handling than traditional shaft-drive alternatives. Publicly listed figures place top speed in the mid-20-knot range, with a comfortable cruise around the low teens to low 20s depending on setup. The hull and pod package should make docking and tight marina work more manageable, though this is still a substantial yacht that benefits from an experienced skipper.
For comfort and livability, the Okean 52 is strongest as a day yacht or short-stay cruiser. Public listings commonly show three cabins, but guest capacity on charter listings is higher for daytime use than overnight accommodation, so it is not a large-volume family cruiser in the same way some competing 52-footers are. The balance of fuel and water tanks is adequate for coastal trips, but not especially generous for extended passagemaking.
Value is mixed. The design is distinctive and the open-deck concept is genuinely useful, but the yacht’s premium market position, limited sleeping capacity, and charter-oriented layout make it a niche choice. It makes the most sense for buyers who prioritize entertaining space, modern style, and marina-friendly handling over maximum interior volume or long-range cruising range.
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