The Legendary Christina O: A Living Chapter of Maritime History

The Christina O is not merely a yacht; it is a monumental piece of history, originally built as the Canadian anti-submarine frigate HMCS Stormont in 1943 by Canadian Vickers. Transformed into a floating palace by billionaire Aristotle Onassis in 1954, this 99.13-meter (325-foot) superyacht stands as one of the world's most iconic vessels, blending wartime heritage with unparalleled luxury.

Today, the Christina O offers a unique charter experience in Athens, Greece, accommodating up to 34 guests across 17 luxurious cabins named after Greek islands. With a maximum speed of 19 knots and a range of 6,000 nautical miles, it combines historic grandeur with modern performance.

Unmatched Specifications & Heritage

At 325 feet (99.13m) long, the Christina O is the 59th largest yacht in the world as of 2022. Its internal volume of 1,802 GT allows for lavish accommodations, including the famous Onassis Suite featuring an onyx fireplace and Baccarat crystal lighting.

• Builder: Canadian Vickers Ltd., Montreal
• Year Built: 1943 (Refitted 2022)
• Guests: 34 sleeping, 157 cruising at anchor
• Cabins: 17 staterooms
• Engines: Twin MAN-B&W 6L-27/38 (2,775 bhp each)
• Speed: 15 knots cruising, 19 knots max