Oyster 100 by Dubois

Overview

Dubois Naval Architects and Oyster teamed up in 2007 to design the Oyster Superyachts.  The design brief was for a concept that could carry superyacht luxury and style but be capable of being built as a production yacht; with greater efficiency and speed. Three different designs were commissioned; the Oyster 100 by Dubois, the Oyster 125 by Dubois and the Oyster 125FB by Dubois; a flybridge sloop.

The yachts are built at RMK in Turkey and the first of the Oyster 100s by Dubois, renamed Sarafin, was bought by an existing Oyster owner who upgraded from a smaller yacht. 

The second Oyster 100 by Dubois is out of the mould and fit-out began last summer and the third has begun moulding.

The Oyster 100 by Dubois is the first Dubois composite superyacht designed and built to Lloyds Classification.

The standard accommodation layout offers three staterooms aft and two crew cabins forward.  The two family/guest staterooms have two large single beds, which are fitted on slide rails that can be pushed together to form a large double bed.  A third fold down bed is also available.

A raised saloon offers a panoramic view and leads forward and down to a more intimate lounge and separate dining area.  Forward of the main living area is the crew mess, galley and two crew cabins.