Golden Yachts Opens First Interior Preview of 85m O’CEANIS

Selected O’CEANIS spaces are being shown for the first time

Golden Yachts is using Monaco Yacht Show 2026 to present selected spaces from its 85-metre O’CEANIS project for the first time. The Greek shipyard is doing so through a dedicated immersive installation rather than displaying the yacht itself, which remains under construction.

The presentation is intended to give clients a first sense of the project’s design atmosphere before delivery. Golden Yachts has kept most detailed interior information private so far, making the Monaco preview a controlled first step toward revealing the yacht publicly.

Spring 2027 remains the delivery target

O’CEANIS is currently under construction in Greece and is scheduled for delivery in spring 2027. Golden Yachts also lists the yacht in its active fleet programme as an 85-metre build launching in 2027.

That timing places the project in the final phase of a large-yacht construction programme where interior installation, systems completion, commissioning and finishing work increasingly converge. The Monaco presentation does not change the stated delivery schedule, but it brings the project into the yard’s public 2026 programme.

85m length places O’CEANIS among the yard’s largest current projects

At 85 metres, O’CEANIS sits close to the upper end of Golden Yachts’ recent custom construction range. The yard’s delivered fleet includes 88-metre PROJECT X and 95-metre O’PARI, while another 85-metre project, O’EVA, is listed for a later 2028 launch.

The size category gives Golden Yachts continuity in large custom construction rather than representing a one-off move into the 80-metre-plus market. O’CEANIS therefore matters not only as an individual project but also as evidence of the production capacity being maintained at the Greek yard.

Monaco becomes the project’s first public design window

Golden Yachts is exhibiting at JS20 on Appontement Jules Soccal from 23 to 26 September. The yard says the immersive O’CEANIS presentation is intended to provide a new perspective on the project while discussions continue around its wider build programme.

For a yacht still roughly half a year from its stated delivery window, the limited reveal keeps the emphasis on design without implying that construction is complete. Further technical and interior details will need to be confirmed by the yard as the project approaches launch and delivery.