Infinity

• Builder: Oceanco (Alblasserdam, Netherlands)
• LOA: 117 metres
• Delivered: 2022 (launched October 2021)
• Exterior design: Espen Oeino International
• Interior design: Sinot Yacht Architecture and Design with David Kleinberg Design Associates
• Beam: 15.9 metres
• Gross tonnage: 4,980 GT
• Guests and crew: 16 guests, 43 crew

A giant in the Oceanco line

Oceanco has built its reputation on very large full custom yachts, and Infinity sits close to the top of that fleet at a full 117 metres. She followed a run of landmark deliveries from the Alblasserdam yard and confirmed its command of the demanding hundred metre class. Launched in October 2021 and handed over the following spring, she represented years of concentrated work on a single owner's vision. For a buyer weighing which yard to trust with a giant, Infinity is proof that Oceanco can carry a project of this scale from the first sketch through to sea trials without ever losing the detail. That kind of confidence is exactly what a top of the market commission demands.

The yard approaches each of these giants as a genuine one off, and Infinity was no exception to that discipline. Her programme drew on Oceanco's long partnerships with leading naval architects and design houses, marshalled around a clear brief for real ocean range and generous private volume. The result took its place among the yard's flagship references almost from the moment she left the shed. Owners who study provenance will recognise her as part of a lineage that includes some of the most talked about launches of the past decade. That heritage is a real and lasting part of what she is worth on the water and on paper.

An Espen Oeino profile at full scale

The exterior is the work of Espen Oeino International, one of the most established and widely respected names in large yacht design. On Infinity the studio drew a long, purposeful hull with a near plumb bow and a superstructure wrapped in generous expanses of glass. Those lines carry her almost 4,980 GT with an ease that quietly flatters her considerable length. At close quarters the sheer quantity of glazing signals what waits inside, a yacht conceived from the outset around natural light and open sea views. Seen from a distance she reads as one clean, deliberate gesture from bow to transom.

A 15.9 metre beam gives the designers room to open the decks into broad social terraces and deep, shaded lounges. Careful massing keeps the profile balanced despite the volume stacked across her many decks. Touch and go helicopter provision and generous tender stowage are folded into the layout without ever cluttering the silhouette. Seen at anchor in a busy roadstead she stays calm and composed, exactly the register a yacht of this stature should strike.

A 117 metre flagship built around light, space and genuine ocean range.

Interiors shaped by Sinot

Inside, Sinot Yacht Architecture and Design led the interior, working with David Kleinberg Design Associates on the residential detailing. The studio is known for a serene, architectural hand, and Infinity gives it the space to work across full height windows and unusually long sightlines. Public rooms flow toward the sea, with glazing that softens the boundary between salon and horizon until the two almost merge. Materials are handled with restraint so that the enormous volume itself becomes the true luxury. The overall effect leans far closer to a private residence than to any hotel.

The layout devotes real estate to owner privacy and to shared wellness and entertaining spaces of a size few yachts can offer. Accommodation is arranged for sixteen guests, served by a crew of forty three who remain almost entirely unseen. Signature areas include a full beach club at the waterline and generous sun and shade options spread across the upper decks. Every space is scaled to the yacht, so nothing ever feels borrowed from a smaller vessel. Living aboard comfortably for weeks at a time was clearly the guiding assumption throughout.

Built for real distance

Infinity is a steel hulled displacement yacht with an aluminium superstructure, engineered for long and genuinely comfortable ocean passages. Her top speed sits around 18.5 knots, with an efficient cruising gait that suits transoceanic itineraries across seasons. At almost 5,000 GT she carries the stores, fuel and systems redundancy expected of a private ship of her class. Stabilisation and quiet running were treated as priorities, so that life aboard stays settled at anchor and under way alike. The engineering serves the living, and never the other way around.

Naval architecture at this scale is a study in fine margins, and Infinity was developed to keep motion and noise low across a wide band of conditions. Her machinery and tankage support extended cruising far from the usual support infrastructure. Ample technical space keeps the working yacht cleanly separated from the guest experience. For an owner planning genuine world itineraries, that combination of range and refinement is the whole argument for her.

Who she suits

Infinity is a yacht for an owner who wants real presence without noise and full scale without any sense of compromise. She rewards long trips with family and guests, backed by a crew and a volume that make weeks aboard feel effortless. The wellness led layout and vast glazing point to a life oriented squarely around the sea and the calm it brings. This is a principal residence that happens to move between the world's finest anchorages.

She also stands as a serious asset, one of a small number of Oceanco giants ever placed in private hands. For a buyer commissioning at the very top of the market, Infinity is a working reference for what a modern 117 metre programme can deliver. Provenance and designer pedigree line up neatly with sheer capability. Few yachts of this size carry themselves with such quiet composure.

Who it is for: An owner seeking a top tier Oceanco flagship built for long ocean itineraries with total privacy and light filled living.