Jubilee, Oceanco’s latest 110-metre superyacht launched

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Dutch yacht builder Oceanco recently launched its latest yacht, the 110-metre project Y714 also known as Jubilee. She is the largest private yacht ever built in the Netherlands.
At an impressive 110-metre length over all, generous 16.4-metre beam and just over 4,500 Gross Tons, this yacht has a very sleek and original profile, designed by Italian-based studio Lobanov Design. Igor Lobanov, who had already been collaborating at Oceanco’s St. Princess Olga, has created an architecturally challenging design, featuring an impressive visual effect of multi-level decks (six). The yacht’s profile flows elegantly from bow to stern, her progressively longer horizontal lines make her look very distinctive.
Sam Sorgiovanni designed the project’s interior, which is generous and comfortable enough to accommodate up to 30 guests across in 15 staterooms, including the owner’s deck.
She represents a number of firsts in yachting, not only for her size, but also the fact that she is a fully turn-key project completely  outfitted at delivery including all Owner’s supplies; tenders, spares, watersports equipment, china, crystal, silverware, table linen, sheets, loose furniture, cushions, etc.
Jubilee will be undergoing sea trials in the North Sea and is scheduled to cruise the Mediterranean during the summer season.

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