Everyone talks about how a yacht performs at cruise, but what about at zero knots?
A well-designed yacht actually has two completely different jobs: it must make you enjoy the journey, and then make you never want to leave once you finally reach the anchorage.
Think about some of the best days you have ever spent on a yacht. They usually involve waking up in a quiet bay, enjoying a cup of coffee in the morning, lingering over a long lunch that takes up the entire afternoon, and watching the sunset all without ever looking at your watch. While the journey always matters, eventually the anchor has to drop.
This is exactly where the design of the Omikron Yachts OT-60 really starts to make sense.
Built as an incredibly wide platform for a 60-foot yacht, the OT-60 features spaces that are entirely open and connected. The interior flows naturally into the exterior, ensuring you are always surrounded by natural light and uninterrupted views of the water.
Great yacht design has to work just as well standing still as it does when you are underway. The OT-60 strikes this balance perfectly, allowing you to enjoy every mile getting to your destination, and every single minute once you arrive.