Choose a Cannes day, then its yacht
Compare the room you will use, from an open sports deck to a flybridge, a sailing layout or a larger multi-deck setting. Each model reference gives a practical way to shape a Cannes charter request.
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Cannes / Lumière sur Mer
An Okean 55 charter with room beside the Cannes water
The Okean 55 changes the width of its outdoor setting when its side terraces open at a suitable stop. Around the low T-top, the Cannes gathering stays close to the water without moving up to a flybridge.
Opening sides alter the setting at a stop
The Okean 55 travels with its side terraces raised, then can lower them under suitable operating conditions to open the deck towards the sea. The 4.77-metre reference beam describes the closed hull, not the fully deployed outdoor setting. A Cannes party should consider both: the seats used during the passage and the places enjoyed once the crew has established a suitable stop. The feature is valuable when the programme leaves enough time there for the gathering to settle.
A roof keeps the outdoor emphasis
The flat T-top provides overhead cover without turning the main gathering into an enclosed saloon. Guests remain in an open setting, with light and air moving through the sides. This can work well for lunch followed by time beside the sea. Anyone who expects a large indoor room for most of the day should compare that requirement explicitly. The roof, furniture and deployed terraces serve different purposes; together they shape the actual balance of shade, seating and circulation.
The lower plan varies between references
The cited Riviera example has two cabins within a 16.45-metre overall length. Other Okean 55 arrangements are recorded, so the model name alone does not settle a night aboard. Day guests may instead use the lower accommodation to change, rest briefly or store belongings away from the deck. A longer booking should identify the required bed combinations and privacy. The exact fitted plan, rather than a general two-double claim, is the useful basis for that decision.
An island-focused afternoon gives the layout a purpose
A Cannes programme towards Lérins can reserve a substantial period for the main deck instead of filling the day with successive transfers. That is the time when a lunch, a supervised swim and a quieter seat near the water can follow naturally. Keep the stopping position responsive to conditions and the crew’s assessment. Specify the feature that attracts the party to this model; the written proposal identifies the yacht, terrace equipment, services and practical departure.
Published particulars for the hosting plan
Primary reference checked 2026-10-13.
| Detail | Model reference |
|---|---|
| Length overall | 16.45 m |
| Beam | 4.77 m with side terraces closed |
| Accommodation | Two-cabin reference; fitted layouts vary |
| Generation | Okean 55 open terrace model; cited Riviera two-cabin version. |
| Charter guests | Confirmed for the actual yacht; not inferred from the design accommodation. |
Details for the host
Does 4.77 metres include the lowered terraces?
No. It is the cited closed beam; deployed areas are a separate operating arrangement.
Are the terraces always open during a charter?
No. Their deployment follows the yacht’s operating procedure and the crew’s assessment of conditions at a suitable stop.
Lumière sur Mer
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