1990 Oceanfast Lady Arraya

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At the time of her launch in 1990, Lady Arraya was the most talked about mega yacht.
Jon Bannenberg broke all the rules of traditional yacht styling when he chose form over function to create a modern and unique profile. Yet he provided some features hitherto not seen on mega yachts, such as the large round windows to provide panoramic views, a rotating inside/outside dining area, top deck master suite and the distinct targa top that covers the tender deck.
Such was the impact of his design that many designers jumped on the bandwagon and dedicated exterior styling became a unique feature of super yacht design.

Lady Arraya has been well preserved by her caring owners and the interior design has been left original with a major make over of ceiling panels, flooring and soft fabrics in 2014/15 to give her a sharp new look.

Her well known naval architect Phil Curran also added a dimension to this unique super yacht.
His semi displacement design allows the yacht to cruise at a comfortable and economic cruising speed of 10 knots. At the same time this hull is capable of speeds well over 20 knots. Her reliable twin MTU 16V engines provide the necessary power with proven water jet propulsion by RR-Kamewa jets. The shallow draft hull (1.4M) in combination with the jet propulsion allow the yacht to anchor much closer to favourite beaches. Lady Arraya has a range of 2,200 nautical miles allowing her to cross oceans safely.