Motor Yacht · 32,72 m ARAOK II

ARAOK II is a 32.72m OCEA 108 motor yacht built in 2024, combining contemporary elegance, long-range capability and comfortable exploration. Designed by OCEA with styling by OCEA and Pierre Frutschi, she accommodates up to 9 guests across 4 double cabins, supported by a professional crew of 3. Her modern profile and performance-oriented hull are designed to provide stable and comfortable cruising over extended distances.

Her interior, designed by Pierre Frutschi, combines warm materials with a refined maritime atmosphere. Bright living spaces are arranged for relaxation, dining and time spent together on board, while large windows maintain a strong connection with the surrounding seascape.

Outside, the spacious sun deck forms one of the yacht's principal guest areas, providing generous space for relaxation and socialising. At the stern, a comfortable swim platform offers direct access to the sea and connects with a large storage area for water-sports equipment.

With a cruising speed of 12 knots, a maximum speed of 15 knots and an impressive range of 4,000 nautical miles, ARAOK II is particularly well suited to ambitious cruising programmes and more remote destinations.

Her extensive selection of water activities includes a Tiwal, kayak, diving equipment, wingfoil, paddleboard, snorkelling gear, Seabob and water skis, giving guests plenty of opportunities to enjoy every anchorage.

Special Features :

-Impressive 4,000-nautical-mile range for long-distance cruising

-Accommodation for up to 9 guests across 4 double cabins

-Spacious sun deck designed for relaxation and outdoor living

-Aft swim platform providing convenient direct access to the sea

-Extensive water-toy selection including Tiwal, Seabob, wingfoil and diving equipment

Activities : Kayak , Scuba diving equipment , Seabob , SUP , Wing-foil , Snorkeling Gear , Waterski , Tiwal Dinghy .

• Summer : West Mediterranean French Riviera | Corsica | Sardinia | Marseille to Saint Tropez | Tuscany & Elba

• Winter : Caribbean Grenadines Islands | Antigua & Barbuda | Martinique & Guadeloupe | Saint Martin & Saint Barth