Overview
About this vessel
This exceptional expedition motor yacht is ready for its next adventure. If expedition and luxury are your thing, then look no further than the exceptional 96-foot Cheoy Lee ODYSSEY - the pinnacle of global expedition yachting. Launched in 2011, with upgrades in 2015, 2016, 2018, 2022, and 2023, this vessel was built to Australian specifications and boasts a very high standard of engineering, systems, and redundancy throughout.
With a range of approximately 4,000 miles at 9.5 knots, she is ready to go anywhere, anytime - the possibilities are boundless. The current owners of this luxurious long-range expedition vessel are no strangers to extended adventure travel, having operated charter vessels to remote destinations around the world for more than 25 years.
Powered by twin C18 600hp Caterpillars, combined with her hull design and Naiad 302 Series hydraulic roll-stabilisation system, ODYSSEY delivers outstanding offshore performance and passenger comfort. Inside, she offers generous space, timber finishes, contemporary soft furnishings, and the ability to accommodate up to 16 guests in comfort.
Currently on board is a 17ft Sportsman tender on the foredeck, with the option to include a second. Purpose-built for fishing, diving, and adventure travel, she has been extensively refitted to meet the demands of long-range operations. ODYSSEY has always been run by a professional captain with extensive commercial experience, ensuring she has been maintained to the highest standard.
Recently, an auxiliary fuel tank was added to the extended swim platform, providing an additional 1,500 litres of fuel, with transfer capability to support other vessels. ODYSSEY is the perfect mothership, whether supporting chase tenders, smaller sportfishing boats, or even large sportfishers. She has the capability to tow chase boats up to 35 feet, and her current operation utilises a 30ft Contender (available via negotiation).
This vessel is in current use and genuinely turnkey - ready for your immediate enjoyment. The captain is eager to remain on board, so you can literally sail away upon settlement.
