Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Last week we were on board the magnificent Harmony of the Seas Royal Caribbean cruise ship as she sailed to many of the west Mediterranean's leading ports. On one of our shore days to vist the leaning Tower of Pisa we were taken by tender to La Spezia in Italy to travel onward.
As we looked towards the shore this super yacht immediately caught my eye.
It was a remarkable sailing vessel.- almost space ship shaped. I had never seen anything like it.
Super Yacht fans would say that the Olivia O Yacht is a masterpiece of Ulstein Werft Craftsmanship.
I wouldn't disagree.
Name: Olivia O
Length: 88 m (2291 ft)
Guests: 14 in 7 cabins (est)
Crew: 30 in 15 cabins (est)
Builder: Ulstein Verft AS
Designer: Espen Oeino
Interior Designer: Droulers Architecture
Year: 2020
Speed: 15 knots
Engines: Rolls Royce Marine
Volume: 4,989 ton
IMO: 9818797
Price: US$ 200 million
Annual Running Cost: US$ 15 – 20 million
Owner: Eyal Ofer
The Olivia O yacht is a stunning 89-meter vessel built by the esteemed Ulstein Werft and designed by Espen Oeino.
Notable features include a helipad, a 10-meter swimming pool, and accommodation for 12 guests with a crew of 24.
Powered by Rolls Royce engines, the yacht cruises at 15 knots, maxing out at 19 knots.
The yacht is owned by billionaire Eyal Ofer and is named after his daughter, Olivia.
Valued at $200 million, its annual operational costs approximate $20 million.
Remarkable Features
Beyond its striking bow, the Olivia O yacht houses a plethora of luxurious amenities. Most notable among them is a state-of-the-art helipad.
Weighing in at a displacement of 4.989 tons, Olivia O stands out as one of the world’s more substantial yachts. Her power source? High-end Rolls Royce engines, renowned for their durability and efficiency. They enable the yacht to comfortably cruise at speeds of around 15 knots, reaching up to a formidable max speed of 19 knots.
While Ulstein Werft has a legacy in constructing robust vessels for the oil sector, the Olivia O represents their pioneering foray into the superyacht domain.
Last week we were on board the magnificent Harmony of the Seas Royal Caribbean cruise ship as she sailed to many of the west Mediterranean's leading ports. On one of our shore days to vist the leaning Tower of Pisa we were taken by tender to La Spezia in Italy to travel onward.
As we looked towards the shore this super yacht immediately caught my eye.
It was a remarkable sailing vessel.- almost space ship shaped. I had never seen anything like it.
Super Yacht fans would say that the Olivia O Yacht is a masterpiece of Ulstein Werft Craftsmanship.
I wouldn't disagree.
Name: Olivia O
Length: 88 m (2291 ft)
Guests: 14 in 7 cabins (est)
Crew: 30 in 15 cabins (est)
Builder: Ulstein Verft AS
Designer: Espen Oeino
Interior Designer: Droulers Architecture
Year: 2020
Speed: 15 knots
Engines: Rolls Royce Marine
Volume: 4,989 ton
IMO: 9818797
Price: US$ 200 million
Annual Running Cost: US$ 15 – 20 million
Owner: Eyal Ofer
The Olivia O yacht is a stunning 89-meter vessel built by the esteemed Ulstein Werft and designed by Espen Oeino.
Notable features include a helipad, a 10-meter swimming pool, and accommodation for 12 guests with a crew of 24.
Powered by Rolls Royce engines, the yacht cruises at 15 knots, maxing out at 19 knots.
The yacht is owned by billionaire Eyal Ofer and is named after his daughter, Olivia.
Valued at $200 million, its annual operational costs approximate $20 million.
Remarkable Features
Beyond its striking bow, the Olivia O yacht houses a plethora of luxurious amenities. Most notable among them is a state-of-the-art helipad.
Weighing in at a displacement of 4.989 tons, Olivia O stands out as one of the world’s more substantial yachts. Her power source? High-end Rolls Royce engines, renowned for their durability and efficiency. They enable the yacht to comfortably cruise at speeds of around 15 knots, reaching up to a formidable max speed of 19 knots.
While Ulstein Werft has a legacy in constructing robust vessels for the oil sector, the Olivia O represents their pioneering foray into the superyacht domain.
