ORIENT STAR

CMB Yachts engineered ORIENT STAR in 2012 with the displacement hull and robust construction needed for serious ocean passages, creating a 46.5-meter platform capable of handling challenging seas with the confidence that only comes from proven naval architecture. Her substantial 8.9-meter beam provides the stability essential for comfortable cruising in varied conditions, while her 495-ton displacement speaks to the solid construction that enables her to punch through weather rather than dance around it. The Turkish shipyard built her with the kind of engineering integrity that transforms ambitious itineraries from wishful thinking into practical reality. Her fuel capacity and efficient propulsion allow for extended range capabilities, opening up remote destinations that remain off-limits to less capable vessels. This operational freedom becomes the foundation for the kind of exploratory cruising that justifies her name, whether tracking wildlife migration patterns or accessing anchorages that exist far from the typical charter circuits. Tara Bernerd & Partners created interiors that acknowledge the realities of serious cruising, designing spaces for ten guests that remain comfortable and functional even when the yacht encounters the conditions that separate true ocean-going vessels from their fair-weather counterparts. The accommodation reflects an understanding that luxury at sea means different things than luxury on land, prioritizing the kind of thoughtful details that matter most when the shoreline disappears beyond the horizon. Nine experienced crew members operate the yacht with the professionalism required for extended passages, bringing the expertise necessary to unlock her full potential as an exploration platform. ORIENT STAR delivers the rare combination of range, capability, and comfort that enables her guests to discover what lies beyond the reach of lesser vessels.