DreAMBoat Builds a 111m Private Resort Around Family, Friends and Play

Oceanco's 111-metre DreAMBoat was developed around a simple but demanding ambition: create a yacht where family and friends can spend serious time together without sacrificing privacy. Delivered in 2025, the 4,550GT yacht accommodates up to 28 guests and brings together entertainment, wellness and retreat spaces on an exceptional scale.

Entertainment is designed into the architecture

DreAMBoat includes an outdoor cinema, a separate cinema lounge and a state-of-the-art golf simulator on the sun deck. These are not portable diversions added after delivery; they are built into the yacht's programme so that entertainment remains available regardless of weather or location.

The result allows different groups to spend an evening in different ways without leaving the yacht. Some guests can watch a film outside, others can play golf or gather in the lounge, while those who want a quieter night can withdraw without the whole vessel following one shared schedule.

Wellness has its own dedicated spaces

Oceanco lists a gym, spa with sauna and steam room, plus a beach club lounge and bar opening directly onto the swim platform. These spaces make exercise, recovery and time near the water part of everyday life rather than occasional activities squeezed into multi-purpose rooms.

A dedicated wellness programme is particularly valuable on a yacht designed for long stays. Guests can maintain routines over weeks, while the connection between spa, beach club and sea creates a natural progression from treatment or exercise to swimming and relaxation outside.

Outdoor living moves between intimacy and spectacle

The exterior includes a winter garden, covered cocktail terrace, swimming pool, Jacuzzi and private owner's deck. Together they create several different moods, from formal entertaining to small-group conversation and completely private time away from the main guest areas.

This variety matters when as many as 28 guests are aboard. A large party can gather around the pool without making the yacht feel permanently communal, because other decks and enclosed spaces still provide room for separate families, couples or individuals to spend time on their own.

The owner's previous experience shaped the result

Oceanco says the owner had already built a yacht with the yard, allowing lessons from earlier ownership to influence the new project. Repeat ownership often produces more specific briefs because preferences are based on lived experience rather than imagined routines.

DreAMBoat shows the benefit of that process. The yacht is not simply larger than its predecessor; it is organised around the owner's established priorities for family time, hospitality, recreation and privacy, turning scale into a more personal onboard lifestyle rather than an end in itself.

Official sources: www.oceancoyacht.com.