The iconic superyacht, Mosaic, swimming pool that turns into a dancefloor. Original features faithfully restored, English country manor house styleGlamorous bar. CHRISTINA O is one of the most iconic motor yachts ever launched, best known for her grand interiors and unrivalled level of luxurious amenities. The 99.15m/325'4" 'Christina O classic yacht, built by the Canadian shipyard Canadian Vickers, is available for charter for up to 34 guests in 17 cabins. This yacht features interior styling by Apostolos Molindris & Associates. Onassis epitomised the life of the superyacht elite, garnering a reputation as the original jetsetter, but following his death in 1975, Christina O fell into disrepair. Luckily, a meticulous restoration project led by a family friend of Onassis was completed in 2001, and today, charterers can enjoy the resonance of her unique past with the ultimate in luxurious accommodation and on-board service. For refined luxury and elegance, look no further than classic yacht Christina O. Offering an array of sumptuous living areas coupled with superb amenities, you'll feel like Hollywood royalty aboard this spectacular vessel. She is equipped with a dancefloor, beauty salon, spa, elevator, and gym. 

Exterior Design

Styled in the early fifties by Caesar Pinnau, the exterior of Christina O easily stands out among other superyachts on today’s charter market thanks to her distinctive clipper bow, long sheer line, rounded superstructure, and dazzling white topsides, and this is not forgetting her trademark, vibrant yellow funnel. A variety of vast open-air spaces across Christina O offer a multitude of options for lounging and socialising. The top level of the yacht, known as the compass deck, is well-primed for sunning, with a line of chaise loungers and a bar, while the spacious promenade deck below features an aft spa pool and an alfresco dining and bar setup. Most impressive is the main deck, where Onassis’ swimming pool has been faithfully restored with its renowned Minoan bull and vaulted mosaic. What’s more, the bottom of the pool can be raised to form a dance floor.