Oceanos Superyacht Charter South of France

Yacht Overview

Oceanos is a 49.2 metre luxury motor yacht available for private, multi-day charter in the South of France and across the French Riviera. Built by Mondomarine in Italy and refitted in 2021, Oceanos offers a classic superyacht experience defined by generous deck space, elegant interiors, and a highly versatile layout suited to both families and mixed charter groups.

With accommodation for up to 14 guests across seven cabins, Oceanos stands out in her size category for guest capacity without compromising comfort. She operates with an experienced crew of 11 and is equipped with zero-speed stabilisers, ensuring excellent comfort while cruising and at anchor.

Oceanos is designed for guests who want a relaxed yet refined charter, where space, usability, and atmosphere matter more than overt showmanship. Her layout encourages outdoor living, shared experiences, and long, unhurried days on the water.

Design Philosophy and Interior Atmosphere

The interior of Oceanos reflects timeless Mediterranean elegance. Designed by Studio Vafiadis, the style blends warm gloss wood finishes with soft furnishings and neutral tones, creating an environment that feels classic, comfortable, and welcoming.

Rather than dramatic contrast, the interior focuses on balance and continuity. Velvet sofas, refined joinery, and carefully selected lighting give the yacht a residential feel, making it easy for guests to settle in quickly. Large windows throughout allow natural light to flood the living spaces, reinforcing a constant connection to the sea and coastline.

The atmosphere onboard is calm and social rather than formal. Spaces are designed to be lived in throughout the day, whether guests are relaxing with a book, gathering for meals, or preparing for evenings ashore.

Main Deck Living Spaces

The main deck lounge serves as one of the primary social areas onboard Oceanos. This space is generously proportioned, allowing guests to gather comfortably without feeling crowded. Seating is arranged to encourage conversation, while the overall layout supports both daytime relaxation and evening entertaining.

Forward of the lounge is the formal dining area, which accommodates group dining in an elegant yet approachable setting. This space is often used for celebratory dinners or when guests prefer an indoor dining experience.

Large windows line both the lounge and dining areas, ensuring uninterrupted views while underway or at anchor. The transition between interior and exterior spaces is seamless, allowing guests to move naturally onto the main deck aft.

Exterior Decks and Outdoor Living

Oceanos excels in outdoor living, offering multiple deck areas designed for different moods and times of day.

The sun deck is a defining feature of the yacht. This expansive space includes a deck jacuzzi, sun pads, a bar, BBQ, and long dining tables. It is ideal for hosting parties, relaxed lunches, or simply basking in the sun during anchor days. The layout allows guests to spread out while remaining part of the same social environment.

The upper deck aft provides an additional al fresco dining area, offering a more intimate setting for meals or sunset drinks. Forward on this deck, the Portuguese bridge creates a cosy lounge space that feels tucked away and private, perfect for quiet moments.

On the main deck aft, guests enjoy shaded seating and dining with easy access to the swim platform. This area often becomes the heart of daytime life onboard, connecting water activities with dining and relaxation.

Owner’s Suite and Master Accommodation

One of Oceanos’ standout features is her upper deck master suite, which offers a level of privacy and space rarely found on yachts of this size.

The master suite includes a private teak-decked terrace aft, allowing the principal guests to enjoy breakfast or quiet moments outdoors without joining communal areas. Inside, the suite features a large sleeping area, a TV lounge, seating space, and a walk-in wardrobe.

The en suite bathroom is finished to a high standard, reinforcing the suite’s apartment-like feel. Waking up to panoramic coastal views directly from the master suite is a highlight for many charter guests.

Guest Accommodation

Oceanos accommodates up to 14 guests across seven cabins, making her particularly attractive for larger families or groups.

In addition to the master suite, the yacht features a main deck VIP cabin, along with a mix of double and twin cabins on the lower deck. Some twin cabins include additional berths, increasing flexibility for family charters.

All guest cabins are en suite and designed with the same attention to comfort and finish as the main living spaces. Gloss wood panelling, soft lighting, and quality furnishings create a calm and consistent environment throughout the yacht.

Cabin layouts support longer charters, with adequate storage and thoughtful separation between guest areas and service routes.

Wellness, Comfort, and Stability

While Oceanos is not positioned as a spa yacht, she offers strong comfort and wellness features.

Zero-speed stabilisers significantly reduce movement at anchor, enhancing comfort during meals, rest, and overnight stays. Guests are able to sleep soundly even in open bays along the Riviera.

Fitness equipment, including free weights, resistance bands, yoga mats, and a stationary bike, allows guests to maintain light fitness routines onboard. These activities often take place on deck, where fresh air and sea views enhance the experience.

The yacht’s layout supports a relaxed pace, encouraging guests to balance activity with rest.

Tenders, Toys, and Active Charter Style

Oceanos carries a broad selection of water toys designed to support both relaxed and active charter days.

The inventory includes waverunners, SeaBobs, eFoils, paddleboards, kayaks, waterskis, wakeboards, inflatable tows, snorkelling gear, fishing equipment, and scuba diving equipment. An inflatable platform and anti-jellyfish pool enhance water access and safety.

A brand-new 2024 Chase Boat Skipper 38 NC adds flexibility for excursions, coastal exploration, and transfers.

These features make Oceanos well suited to families and guests who enjoy spending significant time in the water without sacrificing comfort onboard.

Charter Style and Overall Atmosphere

Oceanos delivers a charter experience that feels social, spacious, and easygoing.

She is designed for guests who want to share experiences, host gatherings, and enjoy outdoor living without pressure or formality. Days unfold naturally between swimming, dining, exploring ashore, and relaxing onboard.

Her combination of capacity, deck space, and classic elegance makes Oceanos a versatile choice for South of France charters, particularly for larger groups who want comfort, flexibility, and a timeless superyacht feel.

Life Onboard Oceanos During a Charter

Life onboard Oceanos is relaxed, sociable, and unhurried. This yacht is designed for guests who want to settle into the rhythm of the South of France rather than rush between destinations. Her generous volume and deck space allow days to unfold naturally, with guests moving freely between water, deck, and interior spaces.

Mornings often begin on the main deck aft or upper deck, where breakfast is served in the shade with open views of the anchorage. Thanks to zero-speed stabilisers, the yacht remains calm and steady, even in open bays. Some guests start the day with a swim or paddleboard session, while others enjoy coffee and conversation before the day’s activities begin.

Oceanos supports both social and private routines. Guests can gather in groups without feeling crowded, while those who prefer quiet time can retreat to private decks or cabins. This balance makes her especially comfortable for larger groups.

Cruising along the French Riviera feels smooth and relaxed. Short passages between destinations such as Antibes, Cannes, the Lérins Islands, and Saint-Tropez allow guests to remain engaged with the surroundings rather than treating travel time as downtime.

Water Access and Toy-Centred Days

Oceanos is particularly well suited to guests who enjoy spending long hours on the water.

The swim platform and beach setup allow easy access to the sea throughout the day. Water toys are launched smoothly and efficiently, making it easy for guests to move between activities without disruption.

The yacht carries a strong toy inventory, including waverunners, SeaBobs, eFoils, paddleboards, kayaks, wakeboards, waterskis, inflatable tows, snorkelling equipment, fishing gear, and scuba diving equipment. An inflatable platform and anti-jellyfish pool make swimming safer and more comfortable, particularly for families.

A dedicated chase boat adds another layer of flexibility. Guests can use it for coastal exploration, transfers to beach clubs, or independent excursions without needing to reposition the main yacht.

These features make Oceanos ideal for anchor-focused days, where the yacht becomes a floating base for water activity rather than a static backdrop.

Dining Style and Onboard Flow

Dining onboard Oceanos is informal, flexible, and guest-led.

Breakfasts and lunches are often served outdoors, allowing guests to move freely between swimming, sunbathing, and dining. Shaded areas on the main deck aft and upper deck provide comfort during the warmer hours of the day.

Dinner options vary depending on the mood of the charter. Some evenings feature elegant indoor dining in the main salon, with full service and a more formal atmosphere. Other nights focus on alfresco dining on the sun deck, often combined with music, sunset views, and relaxed conversation.

The sun deck BBQ and bar frequently become the centre of evening life onboard, particularly when guests prefer to stay onboard rather than go ashore. Meals are paced to suit the group, without pressure to follow a set schedule.

The chef adapts menus to guest preferences and dietary needs, balancing indulgent Mediterranean cuisine with lighter, wellness-focused options across the charter week.

Evenings and Social Atmosphere

Evenings onboard Oceanos are social but never forced.

Some nights revolve around shared dinners and long conversations on deck. Other evenings include casual entertainment, music, or quiet drinks under the stars. Lighting throughout the yacht can be adjusted to create a warm, intimate atmosphere as night falls.

Because Oceanos offers multiple exterior and interior spaces, guests naturally split into smaller groups as the evening progresses. This keeps the atmosphere comfortable and avoids the feeling of a single dominant social area.

When guests choose to go ashore, tender transfers are smooth and efficient. Popular Riviera destinations such as Cannes and Saint-Tropez offer dining and nightlife options, after which guests often return onboard to continue the evening in a calmer setting.

Sample South of France Charter Itinerary

A typical Oceanos itinerary focuses on variety without rushing.

Charters often begin in Antibes or Cannes, allowing guests to settle in and enjoy nearby anchorages. The Lérins Islands provide calm waters for swimming, snorkelling, and water sports, often becoming a favourite early-week stop.

Midweek cruising may include Cap d’Antibes or Villefranche-sur-Mer, where guests enjoy scenic anchorages and easy access ashore. Saint-Tropez usually features later in the week, with days spent at anchor near Pampelonne and evenings split between onboard dining and time ashore.

Because Oceanos supports extended anchor time so well, guests often choose to stay longer in preferred locations rather than moving daily. This flexibility is one of the yacht’s strongest advantages.

Best Time to Charter Oceanos

The prime charter season for Oceanos runs from May through September.

• May and June offer warm weather, quieter anchorages, and a relaxed pace, ideal for families and first-time charterers.

• July and August bring peak Riviera energy. Oceanos handles this period well due to her space, stabilisation, and strong deck layout.

• September delivers warm water and fewer crowds, making it perfect for longer, more immersive charters.

Oceanos remains comfortable throughout the season thanks to her stabilisers and well-designed outdoor areas.

Who Oceanos Is Perfect For

Oceanos is ideal for guests who value space, comfort, and shared experiences.

She suits larger families, multigenerational groups, and mixed charter parties who want to enjoy time together without feeling confined. Her seven-cabin layout makes her particularly attractive for groups that would struggle to fit comfortably on smaller yachts.

She is also well suited to guests who enjoy water activities, outdoor living, and a classic superyacht atmosphere rather than ultra-modern minimalism.

Oceanos is less suited to party-focused charters and excels when guests want relaxed, sociable days anchored along the Riviera.

Why Choose Oceanos for a South of France Charter

Oceanos delivers a timeless charter experience built around space, ease, and versatility.

Her generous guest capacity, expansive decks, strong toy selection, and classic interior style make her a dependable and comfortable choice for longer charters. She allows guests to slow down, spread out, and truly enjoy life at sea.

For those seeking a luxury superyacht charter in the South of France that balances elegance with practicality and social comfort, Oceanos is a compelling option

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Enquire About Oceanos

For availability, weekly charter rates, and a tailored South of France itinerary onboard Oceanos, enquire here: https://www.naveliacharters.com/yacht-charters/-oceanos