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O'Pari: Inside Golden Yachts' 95m flagship crafted for charter

The 95 metre flagship of Golden Yachts is designed to offer the ultimate charter experience, discovers Sam Fortescue

It may feel trite, but one of the first things I wanted to know about the brand-new 95-metre yacht O’Pari from Greece’s Golden Yachts is how she got her name. She is the eleventh in the O’ franchise and the largest to date, but what does the “O” mean to the Dragnis dynasty whose sprawling business empire built, owns and charters her?

“It heralds back to Ancient Greece,” explains patriarch Paris Dragnis, “where people often greeted each other formally with an “Ω” exclamation (the equivalent of the Roman “Ave”, meaning “hail”). And in truth, our clients love it: it’s a way to make our yachts really stand out. It’s been our trademark since the first O’Pari was built in 1996.”

There is an unusual business model behind the rapid rise of the Greek shipbuilder. The yachts in its O’ range are managed by Atalanta Golden Yachts , and sometimes used in a personal capacity by Dragnis before they are sold, generating income and useful feedback from clients. After the award-winning 39.5-metre O’Pati in 2011 there came 72-metre O’Pari in 2015, 56-metre O’Mathilde and 85-metre O’Ptasia in 2018 and, most recently, O’Pari . “One day we’ll be able to construct 125-metre yachts!” exclaims Dragnis. “But let’s be clear about something: Golden Yachts vessels are not all about size; they are about all-round excellence.”

The building of O’Pari certainly required all-round investment to expand capacity at Golden Yachts’ Halkitis shipyard, near Piraeus. “It was a demanding project,” admits Dragnis. And the business is in the process of equipping a second yard nearby, “so we can better segregate, organise and execute the different stages of construction,” he adds.

For all the challenges posed by growth, there is one element of O’Pari’s build that was relatively plain sailing. As with all Dragnis’s boats, the design work was done by his close friend Giorgio Vafiadis in a collaboration whose simplicity might be the envy of designers everywhere. “First of all, we’re friends,” the Rome-based naval architect tells me in lilting English. “Usually with Dragnis I know what he wants, and he knows what he can expect from me. Our brief is very, very short: such-and-such a boat of such-and-such a length; good for charter but also for private use; capable of this kind of speed – general requirements.

“Then we do a design or two. Usually they like what we present – we never have to present it twice. Dragnis is very quick – two minutes to decide and once he makes a decision, he makes it very easy. There’s no back and forth like other people do. The fact we’ve done lots of boats for the family means we know what they want.”

Dragnis says he likes to imagine how people will use the boats, scouring trade shows around the world for new equipment and design ideas. “It is never easy to please different personalities from different backgrounds. During the first design phase, we were aiming for a contemporary aesthetic all over the yacht, married with diverse details, finishes and amenities in each area so as to satisfy even the most demanding client,” he says of O’Pari . “So far, we’ve been blessed with great clients: the global business and political elite, royalty, you name it. I have no doubt they’ve enjoyed sailing in our yachts immensely.”

As well as a multiplicity of little corners inside and out where guests can relax undisturbed, charter has left its mark on the boat in other ways. There is a cavernous and well-stocked garage for tenders and toys (more on that below) and a surprising 14 cabins in various formats to accommodate the maximum of 12 guests. There are even two master cabins: a full-beam suite with an onyx bath on the main deck, and another with 180-degree views occupying the front of the upper deck. “I could not decide which is the master-master,” says Vafiadis with a smile.

Each cabin has its own range of rare or precious woods and fabrics. In a mostly darker, slightly masculine palette, they include beautifully grained wooden panelling in ebony, ash, lime and walnut burr combined with metallic detailing to beds and night-stands. Every carpet is different but, being neutral, contrast with patterned wood, wallpaper and fabrics, while en suite bathrooms showcase contrasting Greek marbles and mosaics.

“Having many colours or many woods, it takes more time,” says Vafiadis. “Instead of making the selection once, you have to do it five or six times; then match the marbles with five or six different types of wood. The balance of the interior is in the detailing: many different woods with different patterns. They are nice because many of these woods have three-dimensional textures – not just a matter of colours or looks; you can feel the materials if you touch a bulkhead or a drawer. You can feel them with all the five senses.”

The finish is flawless, with carefully designed indirect lighting drawing the eye here, or highlighting a feature there. But Vafiadis has clearly eschewed the temptation to include excessive elaborate flourishes. There is an almost northern European purity to some of the design, but the term “minimalism” seems inadequate for such a complex toy. “It is a modern interior but not the kind that is too temporary,” explains Vafiadis. “Where you invest a lot of money, you don’t want things to last for just three or four years. Many types of people can like the boat.”

The large, unfussy windows are more architectural than marine. Providing views of the anchorage from every bed, they give the sense that you are staying in a luxurious hotel by the water, rather than in a boat on the water. This bright, natural lighting effect was a key part of Dragnis’s brief, and is at its most powerful in the communal living areas of O’Pari . In fact, he describes it now as his favourite feature of the boat. “It is unmediated contact with the light and the water. When you sit in O’Pari’s upper saloon, you can see the water; you really feel you’re travelling on the high seas. I like trying to imagine what the people who will be enjoying our yachts might feel and experience on board: what would fascinate them the most?”

Vafiadis’s son and design partner Stefano took the lead on the exterior styling of the yacht. “She has strong and masculine curves but she’s elegant and timeless at the same time,” he says. “Generally, our style is cultural, so instead of making flat shapes, volumes, we try to make something that raises many emotions in the viewer, while respecting function. Balance is our secret.”

Just as the boat’s interior provides different spaces for different people and different moods, so the exterior ecosystem is broken down into lots of smaller habitats. There’s epic dining aft on the upper deck or something more intimate around a smaller, round table on the sundeck; sofas in a U-formation on the main deck, in a D-shape around a sunken firepit above that, or lounging on a large slew of sunpads around the pool on the bridge deck. Or head up another flight of stairs to the open-topped sundeck and percolate in the spa pool; perhaps watch a movie there under the stars. And we haven’t even set foot in the huge beach club with its massage room, dry Finnish sauna and Turkish hammam.

For the more active-inclined guest, there is the whole gamut of on-water entertainment. The four tenders include a 9.75-metre Onda limousine (with its own garage), a 4.4-metre Avon with a 60 horsepower outboard, a 6.2-metre Cobra Patronus and a Chris-Craft Launch 27 for watersports and a beach lander. A never-ending list of toys includes three Sea-Doos, four Seabobs, two Fliteboards, kayaks, tubes, slides, skis and boards and even a brace of four-metre Hobie stand-up pedalboards (yes, apparently that is a thing).

“Whether guests want to explore local bays, enjoy a beach barbecue or perhaps try out some watersports, O’Pari offers some of the best facilities of any charter yacht,” says captain Diamantis Papageorgiou proudly. “The guests have the ability to try something new every day.”

Papageorgiou says the new boat is more agile thanks to better handling characteristics, a turn of speed and seamless mooring operations. “It urges me to approach even the most inaccessible places – I know that, despite her length and overall size, she can follow my commands!” His enthusiasm for the yacht is clear as he describes her “grand presence”. Like the Ancient Greek empire she harks back to, she has been making waves as far east as the Red Sea. “Wherever she was spotted, she stole the show and became the Instagram star!”

First published in the February 2021 issue of BOAT International. Get this magazine sent straight to your door, or subscribe and never miss an issue.

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O'Pari

• 95m | Golden Yachts | 2020
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The most recent yacht to join the Atalanta fleet, O’Pari is sure to be the star of the charter market. Able to effortlessly receive up to 12 guests, and with a stellar crew of 30 trained to cater to their clients’ every need, the possibilities are endless.

A ‘green yacht’ equipped with the latest DPJ systems to combat and reduce pollutants, O’Pari is ready to cruise in complete serenity. With an average speed of 16 knots and stabilisers for use at anchor and underway, she is ready for adventure and is sure to keep guests coming back for more.

The Captain

The Greek Captain Alexandros Skaris has been in the charter business for almost 20 years, with many of his guests being repeat visitors to his yachts. Speaking of his role as captain, it is clear that he has a true passion for delivering the ultimate ocean experience. “The challenge in my role is to offer memories that extend beyond the yacht and the destination,” he says. “To build a connection with the guests and be part of their memories."

The Experience

O’Pari is a yacht that offers a little something for everyone. Her ample space and superb contemporary decoration give an immediate feeling of calm and luxury. Exotic marble walls contrast with sleek wooden floors, allowing guests to breathe a sigh of relief when they step on board.

The upper deck plays host to an impressive owner’s suite complete with its own salon. In total, O’Pari offers 14 guest cabins, including a master, one VIP, six  doubles, four twins with pullman and one single/hospital cabin, all with ensuite bathrooms.

A full gym and spa including a massage room, a Turkish hammam and a Finnish sauna are sure to delight those seeking ultimate relaxation. For others in the mood for more of a party, the open plan sun deck offers a full bar, a DJ booth and plenty of space to dance the night away while taking in the panoramic views. A touch and go helipad on the upper deck adds the final touch of prestige to this incredible vessel.

Venture down to the lower deck and you’ll find that O’Pari has even more to offer. Several tenders are ready and waiting, whether you are looking for a smooth ride into port or a beach landing for a barbecue.

SeaBobs, Seadoos and inflatable jungle gyms and infinity pools are just a few of the treats O’Pari has in store.

The Cuisine

The talented Chef Takis Papayiannis brings the best of Mediterranean cooking to every dish he creates. Born and raised in Greece, he trained in his home country before honing his skills at some of the best 5 star restaurants across Europe. Working alongside Assistant Chef Steliyan Dimitrov, the dining experience on board O’Pari is therefore nothing short of perfect.

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A key feature of Chef Papayiannis’ menus is fresh seafood. Popular dishes might include freshly caught lobster baked with hollandaise sauce served with sweet potatoes and green apple, or healthy salads packed with flavour, such as scallop, tuna, tomato and fresh herbs finished with a zingy lime dressing. Whatever the mood, Chef Papagiannis always rises to the occasion whether he’s catering laid-back brunches with classic favourites or formal dining and celebratory feasts.

For a sophisticated evening the main deck is the ideal setting for up to 16 guests, while the upper aft deck is the perfect spot for al fresco meals. Elevating the entire experience, Chef Papayiannis and O’Pari ’s interior crew are also renowned for their immaculate table settings to complement the theme of each menu.

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Constructed by Golden Yachts with the launch date in 2020, superyacht O'PARI measures 94.6m/310.4ft and boasts the interior and exterior styling of the renowned Studio Vafiadis. The steel hull and aluminium superstructure provide an excellent balance between function, form and stability, and among her onboard facilities is a Jacuzzi and a Jacuzzi/swimming pool, a helipad, an abundance of alfresco dining and sunbathing areas and a beach club containing a massage room, sauna and steam room. The accommodation provides for up to 12 guests across 14 spacious en-suite cabins, with an expert crew of 28 to ensure that guests have the time of their lives while cruising.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF O'PARI: ~Sundeck Jacuzzi ~Bridge deck pool/Jacuzzi ~Beach club ~Sauna and steam room ~Massage room ~Beautiful light contemporary interiors ~Generous guest accommodation ~Convertible salon to single guest cabin ~Wheelchair accessibility ~Lift/Elevator ~Air conditioning ~Wi-Fi

Disembark from the tender onto the lower deck swim platform, which has plenty of room for sunbathing beside the water as an extension of the beach club or for spreading out with the water toys. Two stairways lead up to the main deck aft, where a C-shaped sofa lines the stern and two tables create a casual place for the group to dine, drink or spend time on hobbies and conversation in the sunshine.

The upper deck is the main alfresco dining area and provides an elegant setting off the skylounge where up to 16 guests can enjoy a meal at the circular table placed in the shade before savouring drinks at the three sofas along the stern. The foredeck can be accessed via side walkways from the main deck and here a helipad and a flush foredeck create a large space for sunbathing or outdoor exercise such as yoga.

The bridge deck boasts an aft swimming pool/Jacuzzi surrounded on three sides by sunbeds, and an armchair is placed to port and starboard beneath the shade of the overhang.

The sundeck is ready to host a part day or night and provides a fantastic sunbathing area forwards where sunbeds surround a raised Jacuzzi. Under the shade of the hardtop a wet bar is placed forward to port, while a circular alfresco dining table to seat 16 is placed amidships. The sun-drenched aft section has a casual lounge consisting of two sofas and loose chairs around a drinks table, and two broad sunbeds are placed along the stern.

The interiors from Studio Vafiadis use a pale colour scheme and a variety of textures using natural materials to create a beach club-like feel that emphasises the abundance of natural light.

On the lower deck the crew accommodation, mess, galley and facilities are placed forward with the tender garage and water toys storage amidships and the engine room behind. The beach club to the aft comes furnished with a central lounging space, around which there is a massage room, sauna, steam room, a changing room and a bathroom.

The main deck features a sizeable VIP stateroom forward followed by several other of the the guest cabins. The amidships area contains the galley and main foyer, both of which lead into the open-plan main salon to the aft. Here, an elongated table to seat 16 is placed forward and guests can savour a meal together in brightly lit surroundings filled with artwork. The main salon to the aft consists of three plush sofas surrounding a large coffee table and four armchairs around a drinks table.

The Master suite is placed forward on the upper deck and enjoys 180 degree views out across the bow. The rest of the guest accommodation is placed on this deck and consists of VIP and double staterooms as well as a study amidships to starboard. The lobby and crew spaces are behind the guest accommodation, and an atmospheric skylounge is placed in the aft. Desirable as a relaxing social space day or night, the skylounge has a bar in the forward port corner and a central lounge of two sofas and four armchairs around a square coffee table where guests can converse or watch a film together on the widescreen TV mounted on the forward wall. Both sides of the room have a pair of chairs and a drinks table beside the windows for quiet conversation while watching the world go by.

The bridge deck has a spacious wheelhouse with additional seating for guests to watch the action, and behind is the Captain's cabin to port and the ship office and emergency generator to starboard. A lobby amidships leads to the aft gym, which comes with a range of exercise equipment for guests to maintain their routines. Glass sliding doors open out onto the bridge deck aft for a more alfresco experience while granting direct access to the swimming pool and sunbeds.

Twin CAT 3516C-HD engines producing 2525 kW each produce a top speed of 17 knots and a cruising speed of 16 knots.

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The accommodation sleeps a maximum of 12 guests across 14 en-suite cabins: 1 Master suite, 2 VIP staterooms, 6 double cabins, 4 twin cabins with a Pullman berth and 1 single cabin. ~ The Master suite is situated on the upper deck forward and contains a king-sized bed against the wall, a pop-up TV in the cabinetry at the end of the bed, a seating area to port and a daybed to starboard. The en-suite bathroom is to port behind the bedroom and contains two sinks, an enclosed toilet and bidet, a shower and a bathtub. A sizeable dressing room is placed to port, with a guest lobby that can also be used as an office. ~ Two double cabins are placed to port and a VIP cabin to starboard on the upper deck. The VIP stateroom comes furnished with a queen-sized bed, a pop-up TV, an armchair and side table beside the window, and a walk-though wardrobe that leads to the marble en-suite bathroom. The bathroom has two sinks, a toilet, bidet and a shower. ~ The double cabins both have double beds and a pop-up TV, large wardrobes and an e-suite bathroom with two sinks, a toilet, bidet and a shower. ~ On the main deck, there is a spacious forward VIP stateroom that could be considered a second Master suite. Within, there is a king-sized bed on the forward wall with a widescreen TV mounted on the wall opposite, a chaise-lounger beneath the port windows and to starboard a pair of armchairs with a drinks table in the middle. A walk-in wardrobe is placed forward to port while the starboard side contains a marble-finished en-suite bathroom within which are two sinks, a toilet, bidet, shower and a bathtub. The VIP lobby aft also has a study to starboard. ~ The main deck also hosts three double cabins, three twin cabins with Pullman berths and a salon convertible to a single cabin. The double cabins all have a double bed, widescreen TV, a seating area, a wardrobe and an en-suite bathroom fitted with a toilet, bidet, sink and shower. The twin cabins have twin beds and a widescreen TV, a large wardrobe and an en-suite bathroom which has a toilet, bidet, sink and shower. The salon/single cabin contains a desk and chair, a sofa, armchair and coffee table with an en-suite bathroom providing a toilet, bidet, sink and shower. ~ The professional crew of 28 will provide guests with an exceptional experience throughout their time on board.

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The superyacht O'PARI was built by Golden Yachts and launched in 2020. This 94.6m/310.4ft-long ship has exterior and interior design by Studio Vafiadis. The steel hull and aluminum superstructure offer an elegant, useful, and stable combination. The boat features a number of amenities, such as a Jacuzzi, a Jacuzzi/swimming pool, a helicopter, plenty of outdoor dining and sunbathing spaces, and a beach club with a massage room, sauna, and steam room. Up to 12 passengers can be accommodated in the ship's 14 roomy staterooms with bathrooms, and a 28-person expert crew is on board to make sure everyone has an amazing time sailing.

Key features

• Brand new, contemporary yet luxurious interior furnishings
• Independent VIP Suite on the main deck
• Fully equipped gym
• Massage room, warm Turkish hammam and dry Finnish sauna
• Spacious & large outdoor areas
• “Green” Yacht; she is equipped with DPF systems for the reduction of pollutants and other hazardous substances towards the marine and atmospheric pollution.

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By Editorial Team | 18th Jul 2016

The largest yacht in attendance at this year’s Mediterranean Yacht Show, the 72m/236ft motor yacht ‘O’pari 3’ looked every part the leading lady as she sat among the beautiful surroundings of Nafplio, Greece.

Perfectly at home in her native waters, O’Pari 3 is the largest yacht to date from Golden Yachts, the Greek shipyard responsible for the award-winning 40m/130ft motor yacht ‘O’Pati’ as well the similarly celebrated 53m/173ft motor yacht O’NEIRO’.

With superyachts extending to her left and forward, O’PARI 3 was unquestionably holding court at the  Mediterranean Yacht Show 2016 .

After being warmly greeted by her large and experienced crew, the team at YachtCharterFleet stepped on board to familiarise themselves with Greece’s most talked about export.

Entering the main salon from the stern, the ambition of the yacht could not be more obvious- from an assortment of engaging artworks, to an abundance of comfortable Fendi furnishings to accommodate large parties with room to spare, it's clear that O’PARI 3 is a superyacht designed with the modern charterer firmly in mind.

Stylish, yet full of substance, the artful use of onyx and marble establishes not only character but ambience; it’s not just a distinct aesthetic being introduced in the main salon, but also a welcoming impression.

The intricate and colorful paintings, for example, are seriously pleasing on the eyes, whilst the thoughtfully placed seating reveals an attention for function which underlies the entire design philosophy of Giorgio Vafiadis.

Optimising the space available in the main salon, the television which typically divides this area from the formal dining has been opened up through the addition of a retractable unit.

When guests desire some extra room, they can simply lower the screen via an ipad and essentially double up on the available space. A simple, yet incredibly effective touch.

The dining table itself is flanked by two large windows to allow plenty of natural light to spill in during the day whilst a collection of recessed lights take care of accentuating the arrangement during the evening.

Proceeding through the interior of luxury yacht O’PARI 3 for the first time is not dissimilar to visiting a trendy cosmopolitan art gallery, and that’s because, in effect, that’s exactly what you are doing.

All commissioned by a single Greek artist, the work on show ranges through moods and materials, forms and traditions. Whilst in the first corridor guests find themselves drawn to a large pop art piece, in the gymnasium immediately to the port side, a canvas fitted with short red spikes is sure to have them doubly intrigued.

To describe the artwork as eclectic would be something of a disservice- the sheer variety on offer serves to complement the playfulness of the yacht’s broader design.

With an abundance of dedicated spaces found throughout, superyacht O’PARI 3 puts her size to incredible use

Whilst a gym is to be expected of a superyacht larger than 70m, it’s clear that special attention has been provided to the one located on the main deck of O’PARI 3.

Due to being delivered in June of last year, the equipment in this area is completely state of the art and allows for comprehensive workouts no matter what regime the charterer may be undertaking.

Breaking up the paneling with a mirrored wall, the space also provides the illusion of being much larger than it is as well as lending itself to activities such as yoga and aerobics.

Stepping through the foyer on the way through to a master suite at the fore, guests encounter a large nautical compass arranged in the marble flooring- an appropriate motif which recurs elsewhere with subtle variations.

What is perhaps most fetching about this particular area, however, is the figure of a man submerging himself into the wall as though it were water. Consistent with the modern flourishes found elsewhere, this feature nicely enhances the unique experience of being on board O’PARI 3.

The illuminated spiral staircase which connects all the interior guest decks is immediately to the left of this sculpture, and is even broader than might be expected of a yacht of this size.

The first of the three master cabins on O’PARI 3 is found on the main deck, and has the attractive addition of a fixed balcony to starboard.

Finished with a neutral palette, the full-beam suite is refreshing and tastefully modern, with his and hers bathrooms decorated with impressive toffee coloured marblework.

Exuding its own distinct personality, this master cabin is the largest of the three, with the other two situated on the upper deck and aft section of the bridge deck respectively.

Ultimately, the decision to include a number of master cabins of a similar stature makes chartering with large groups consisting of various families that bit more desirable.

Combining character with a dynamic layout, O’PARI 3 is in every respect the realisation of the perfect charter yacht

The second master suite found on the upper deck benefits from wraparound windows and doors providing convenient access to the exterior.

In this sense, guests using this suite are able to enjoy the luxury of a private terrace should they wish, or simply indulge in having such close proximity to the amenities found outdoors.

Once again, the artwork found above the bed endows the space with its own character whilst remaining compatible with the broader themes at work inside O’PARI 3.

A more casual alternative to the main salon, the upper salon of O’PARI 3 is something of a monochrome masterpiece.

Accented by the accompaniment of engaging artwork, this communal space also includes a bar to the port side- an ideal fixture for getting some cocktails in.

Surrounded by generously sized windows, guests are able to take in ocean panoramas whilst socialising or have a movie shown on the large screen after dark.

Ultimately, just as the many master cabins offer charterers a number of choices when it comes to sleeping, the various social spaces provide a range of unique environments when it comes to spending time together.

Tastefully modern and replete with all of the necessary features, O’PARI 3 could not be better primed for luxury yacht charter vacations

Fringed by a collection of sunpads, the Jacuzzi out on the exterior is superbly proportioned and it’s easy to imagine how complete parties could gather in style beneath the sun.

Due to being placed at the fore of the upper deck, hours can be passed taking in oceanic panoramas whilst enjoying freshly prepared drinks from the bar an arm’s length away.

In this way, the area serves as a truly luxurious observation platform for charterers to indulge when not island hopping around O’PARI 3’s cruising grounds.

Whilst the expectations of the exterior were large, the reality was in fact much greater than the team had imagined.

Putting all of the available space to incredible use, O’PARI 3 is clearly as committed to providing options outdoors as she is indoors.

More specifically, whether it’s al fresco dining, sunbathing, or socialising, charterers have a number of dedicated spaces in which to enjoy these things.

Checking out the tender garage, it was blatantly obvious just how far O’PARI 3 goes to ensure that every guest has fun whilst away on charter.

Stealing the attention of the team, the new Seadogs and assortment of scuba gear got the twice over, with the consensus that the collection could not be better suited to Greece.

What’s more, due to the strength of the yachting infrastructure Greece, any desired toys can be acquired with sufficient notice.

Featuring a fixed rather than retractable swim platform, guests on board O’PARI 3 have convenient access to the extraordinary range of tenders and toys on offer as well as plenty of space to dry off in the sun.

Stepping through to the beach club, however, opens up an entire world of possibilities.

Perfectly symmetrical, this communal area includes sofa seating on either side with a wet bar just a short distance away- just the thing to return to after being out on the water for a few hours.

Due to the tenders being stored amidships, this area is much larger than might be expected, and the designers have taken advantage of the greater square footing to include spa facilities further towards the fore of O’PARI 3

Contributing to the other wellness aspects of O’PARI 3, both the massage parlour and steam room provide charterers the opportunity to totally unwind.

Whilst such amenities might be expected of such a sizable superyacht, the way they’ve been carried out is just as impressive as her other standout features.

Indeed, as dedicated spaces, they succeed purely because they have received the same amount of attention as the finer details.

Naturally, after concluding our tour of O’PARI 3, the team’s conversation once again turned to the question: does size matter?

Whilst something of an eternal debate, O’PARI 3 certainly goes someway towards suggesting that the effective use of large spaces can lead to a charter yacht which appeals to every kind of guest.

Indeed, she is a yacht which is defined by the number of options on offer, and the consistent quality of her interior and exterior spaces.

To find out more regarding M/Y O’PARI 3, or to make enquires surrounding her current availability, please get in touch with your preferred  charter broker.

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With impeccable attention to detail, resort-like amenities, a stunning interior, and incredible outdoor experiences, this 95-meter luxury charter yacht leaves nothing to be desired. The panoramic-view hot tub, large swimming pool, ample natural light, and sweeping deck spaces blur the lines between the outdoors and indoors. It even has an elevator and helipad.

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The expansive aft deck of the impressive O’Pari charter yacht offers a spacious swimming pool and plush sun pads for pure relaxation. From the open sundeck, guests can dip their toes in the hot tub, grab a drink from the bar, enjoy a meal in the alfresco dining space or watch a film from the outdoor theater. O’Pari’s interior design focuses on thoughtful lighting, abundant natural light, and high-quality materials such as onyx, mother of pearl, and other precious woods. This yacht charter dream boasts plenty of privacy, comprising nine double and four twin cabins, many of which are oversized. The master stateroom, located on the upper deck, includes wrap-around panoramic windows and a massive ensuite spa-like bathroom. The cabins on this yacht have been intentionally designed to incorporate stunning marble and mosaic materials. One-of-a-kind, Greek-themed artwork graces the interior and has been curated specifically for this exceptional rental yacht. With a spa, an air-conditioned indoor/outdoor area, a bar, and a 16-foot swimming platform, the beach club maintains this vessel’s design commitment to large and versatile spaces. A ladder from the beach club leads down into the water for easy transition, while there is still plenty of room for diving or watersports preparation. The sliding glass windows mean that guests can enjoy the beach club even if they would rather stay in the comfort of the indoors. For even more relaxation, spend some time in the Turkish bath, dry sauna, outdoor shower, or the candle-lit massage room.

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Sergei Ryakhovsky (Sergei Vasilyevich Ryakhovsky) a Soviet-Russian serial killer known as the Balashikha Ripper and The Hippopotamus. Ryakhovsky was convicted for the killing of nineteen people in the Moscow area between 1988 and 1993. Ryakhovsky's mainly stabbed or strangulated his victims, he mutilated some bodies, mainly in the genital area. Allegedly Ryakhovsky carried out necrophilic acts on his victims and stole their belongings. Ryakhovsky standing 6’5" tall and weighting 286 pounds, gaining him the nickname, The Hippo. Sergei Ryakhovsky died on January 21st 2005 from untreated tuberculosis while serving his life sentence in prison.

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Serial Killer Sergei Ryakhovsky (aka) the Balashikha Ripper, The Hippopotamus, was active for 6 years between 1988-1993 , known to have ( 19 confirmed / 19 possible ) victims. This serial killer was active in the following countries: Russia

Sergei Ryakhovsky was born on December 29th 1962 in Balashikha, Moscow Oblast, Soviet Union. He had a physically defect. During his education he had academic, social or discipline problems including being teased or picked on.

Sergei Ryakhovsky a necrophile male citizen of Russia.

Prior to his spree he had killed, commited crimes, and served time in jail.

In 1988 (Age 25/26) Sergei Ryakhovsky started his killing spree, during his crimes as a serial killer he was known to rob, commit acts of necrophilia , torture , strangle , rape , mutilate, and murder his victims.

He was arrested on April 13th 1993 (Age 30), sentenced to death by firing squad at a maximum-security penal colony in Solikamsk, Perm Oblast, Russia. He was convicted on charges of murder and other possible charges during his lifetime.

Sergei Ryakhovsky died on January 21st 2005 (Age 42), cause of death: natural causes, untreated tuberculosis at a maximum-security penal colony in Solikamsk, Perm Oblast, Russia.

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The Unique Burial of a Child of Early Scythian Time at the Cemetery of Saryg-Bulun (Tuva)

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In 1988, the Tuvan Archaeological Expedition (led by M. E. Kilunovskaya and V. A. Semenov) discovered a unique burial of the early Iron Age at Saryg-Bulun in Central Tuva. There are two burial mounds of the Aldy-Bel culture dated by 7th century BC. Within the barrows, which adjoined one another, forming a figure-of-eight, there were discovered 7 burials, from which a representative collection of artifacts was recovered. Burial 5 was the most unique, it was found in a coffin made of a larch trunk, with a tightly closed lid. Due to the preservative properties of larch and lack of air access, the coffin contained a well-preserved mummy of a child with an accompanying set of grave goods. The interred individual retained the skin on his face and had a leather headdress painted with red pigment and a coat, sewn from jerboa fur. The coat was belted with a leather belt with bronze ornaments and buckles. Besides that, a leather quiver with arrows with the shafts decorated with painted ornaments, fully preserved battle pick and a bow were buried in the coffin. Unexpectedly, the full-genomic analysis, showed that the individual was female. This fact opens a new aspect in the study of the social history of the Scythian society and perhaps brings us back to the myth of the Amazons, discussed by Herodotus. Of course, this discovery is unique in its preservation for the Scythian culture of Tuva and requires careful study and conservation.

Keywords: Tuva, Early Iron Age, early Scythian period, Aldy-Bel culture, barrow, burial in the coffin, mummy, full genome sequencing, aDNA

Information about authors: Marina Kilunovskaya (Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation). Candidate of Historical Sciences. Institute for the History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Dvortsovaya Emb., 18, Saint Petersburg, 191186, Russian Federation E-mail: [email protected] Vladimir Semenov (Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation). Candidate of Historical Sciences. Institute for the History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Dvortsovaya Emb., 18, Saint Petersburg, 191186, Russian Federation E-mail: [email protected] Varvara Busova  (Moscow, Russian Federation).  (Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation). Institute for the History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences.  Dvortsovaya Emb., 18, Saint Petersburg, 191186, Russian Federation E-mail:  [email protected] Kharis Mustafin  (Moscow, Russian Federation). Candidate of Technical Sciences. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.  Institutsky Lane, 9, Dolgoprudny, 141701, Moscow Oblast, Russian Federation E-mail:  [email protected] Irina Alborova  (Moscow, Russian Federation). Candidate of Biological Sciences. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.  Institutsky Lane, 9, Dolgoprudny, 141701, Moscow Oblast, Russian Federation E-mail:  [email protected] Alina Matzvai  (Moscow, Russian Federation). Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.  Institutsky Lane, 9, Dolgoprudny, 141701, Moscow Oblast, Russian Federation E-mail:  [email protected]

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