ORRAIA

ORRAIA Custom-built and the first superyacht of her kind constructed in Australia, Orraia carries a distinction few yachts in the region can claim: she was conceived for these waters rather than adapted to them. At 90 feet, she strikes the balance that matters most for Australian cruising — substantial enough to hold her composure offshore, manageable enough to slip into the anchorages and harbours that make the coastline worth exploring in the first place. Her scale also gives her genuine dual purpose. Up to 35 guests can come aboard for the day, which makes her equally at home hosting a celebration on the water or a corporate charter, and rare among yachts of this length. Below, five cabins accommodate ten guests overnight, with bed configuration available on request. It is an arrangement that suits extended family groups and travelling parties who intend to stay out rather than return to port each evening. The crew is the quiet variable in any charter of this kind, and here the emphasis is on discretion and local knowledge — reading the weather, knowing which bay will be sheltered on a given afternoon, and adjusting the day around your pace rather than a printed schedule. For charterers exploring the Australian coast, Orraia offers something straightforward: a purpose-built yacht, a flexible brief, and the space to do both properly.