2014 Oyster Yachts 745

Discover the Oyster 745: A Masterclass in Luxury Sailing

The Oyster 745 epitomizes luxury sailing with a design that promises not just journeys but adventures across the seas. This 75-foot offshore sailboat is tailor-made for those who dream of exploring the world without compromising on comfort or safety. The ability to customize this yacht to individual requirements, whether sailing with family or supported by a crew, stands out, making every Oyster 745 unique to its owner.

Exquisite Design Meets Exceptional Performance

Crafted by the renowned naval architect Rob Humphreys, the Oyster 745 boasts an iconic styling, formidable scale, and wide flush decks that set it apart in the realm of long-range cruising yachts. Its long waterline and significant sail area ensure exhilarating performance, marrying agility with the robustness needed for a luxurious sailing experience.

The center cockpit, a defining feature, enhances this feeling of exclusivity, providing a protected, spacious area perfect for alfresco dining or simply unwinding under the sun. This sailing yacht promises ease of handling, swift passage-making speeds, and an effortless sailing experience, underscored by optional powered sail handling systems.

Uncompromising Quality and Craftsmanship

Oyster’s commitment to quality is evident in every inch of the 745, from the high-quality materials chosen for its construction to the exquisite craftsmanship visible in its interior finishes. The living spaces within are a testament to the Oyster 745’s versatility, offering a range of customization options from beautiful hardwoods to state-of-the-art technology systems, catering to all tastes and needs.

Luxury Meets Practicality

Below deck, the Oyster 745 continues to impress with its sumptuous living spaces, designed to accommodate up to 10 guests in unparalleled luxury. The full-width aft owner's cabin is notable not only for its comfort and luxury but also for the spectacular ocean views it offers. Practicality is key, with intelligent design ensuring ample stowage for long voyages, and engineering services and systems that are easily accessible and clearly labeled for ease of use.