Sunrays

• Builder: Oceanco (Alblasserdam, Netherlands)
• LOA: 85.47 metres
• Delivered: 2010 (project Y705)
• Exterior design: Bjorn Johansson
• Interior design: Terence Disdale
• Naval architecture: Oceanco and Azure
• Beam and draught: 13.8 metres beam, 3.95 metres draught
• Accommodation: nine guest cabins

A 2010 Oceanco custom

Delivered in 2010 as project Y705, Sunrays represents Oceanco's assured custom work at the turn of the decade. The Alblasserdam yard built her at 85.47 metres to a clear brief for relaxed, comfortable living aboard. She brought together two respected names in the exterior designer Bjorn Johansson and the interior studio of Terence Disdale. She sits comfortably within a fleet of comparable Oceanco giants from the same period. Her provenance is solid and unusually well recorded, and she belongs to a confident run of Oceanco customs from that decade.

The build reflected the yard's growing confidence in the large custom segment. Sunrays paired a distinctive exterior with interiors designed above all for genuine ease. She entered the market as a fully realised, complete flagship. For owners, she offers the reassurance of a proven Oceanco platform allied to a clear design identity. There is nothing tentative about the way she was conceived, and every choice aboard points toward long, easy time at sea.

A striking Johansson profile

The exterior is by Bjorn Johansson, giving Sunrays a bold and genuinely distinctive silhouette. Her lines carry substantial volume with a real sense of movement. A 13.8 metre beam opens generous decks for both sun and deep shade. The styling stands out clearly among her contemporaries while still keeping good proportion. She has a memorable presence whenever she enters a harbour, and the silhouette is instantly recognisable from a distance.

Deck architecture supports the full large yacht feature set expected at this size. Outdoor living areas step gently down toward the sea across her decks. Tender and toy stowage is handled discreetly within the hull. On the water she reads as purposeful and thoroughly individual. The profile is very much her own and hard to mistake, and her exterior still looks fresh well over a decade on.

Terence Disdale ease inside a bold Bjorn Johansson profile, at eighty five metres.

Relaxed Disdale interiors

Inside, Terence Disdale created the warm, natural interiors that made his name, arranged generously across nine cabins. The palette is soft and unpretentious throughout, built squarely for genuine relaxation. Public rooms feel easy and inviting, planned for long time aboard with family and guests. Owner areas are kept private within the wider layout. The mood is unhurried in every space, and natural materials and soft tones carry through the whole accommodation.

Sunrays offers generous accommodation and a full complement of crew to run her properly. Signature spaces balance comfortable indoor lounges with expansive outdoor living areas. The detailing favours comfort and durability, and it wears beautifully with the years. The result is a yacht that feels convincingly like a relaxed retreat. Guests settle in aboard her very quickly, and the interior favours genuine ease and warmth throughout.

Built for comfortable passages

Sunrays is a steel hulled displacement yacht with an aluminium superstructure and a 3.95 metre draught. She was engineered for comfortable long range cruising with low motion and quiet running. Her volume carries the stores and systems needed for extended, self reliant itineraries. Stabilisation keeps life aboard settled at anchor and under way alike. Comfort at a distance was the guiding aim, and she was built to carry a family in ease across long passages.

As a large displacement yacht she was built with the technical margin expected at her considerable size. Working spaces stay cleanly clear of the guest experience. Her range comfortably suits ambitious seasonal cruising across the Mediterranean and beyond. For an owner, she delivers dependable comfort across long distances. She is an easy yacht to plan big trips around, and her volume and range together suit a full season away from home waters.

Who she suits

Sunrays suits an owner who wants relaxed, natural interiors and a yacht that is genuinely easy to live on. She is well suited to long family cruising and unhurried time aboard. Her distinctive exterior gives her a memorable presence in any port. This is a yacht built squarely around comfort at scale. She rewards owners who prize relaxed living and warm interiors.

As an asset she carries Oceanco build quality and the signatures of two respected designers. Those credentials support her standing whenever she comes to market. For a buyer who values warmth and ease, she is a strong candidate. Few yachts of her age feel this welcoming aboard. Her twin designer signatures still count for real provenance today.

Who it is for: An owner who wants a relaxed, comfortable 85 metre Oceanco with warm Terence Disdale interiors for long family cruising.