Seven Seas under way seen from off the starboard bow, with a long plain foredeck and dark glazing along the main deck
Seven Seas under way at sea.

Seven Seas

A Sinot-designed Oceanco built as project Y720, with large glass windows on three decks and a helicopter-capable bow.

109 m
Length
Oceanco
Shipyard
2023
Delivered
14
Guests

In short

Seven Seas is a 109-metre motor yacht that Oceanco delivered in July 2023 after building her as project Y720; she was the Dutch yard's fourth-largest delivery at the time (Boat International). Her exterior and interior are by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design, the yard's first exterior collaboration with the studio, with American designer Molly Isaksen on the interior and Lateral Naval Architects on the naval architecture (Boat International, Oceanco). She was the first yacht built to the LY3 code to carry a marine evacuation system (Boat International), and Boat International reported in September 2026 that she was commissioned by the American filmmaker Steven Spielberg (Boat International). She is a different yacht from the 86-metre Oceanco Seven Seas delivered in 2010, which she is believed to have succeeded (Boat International).

Videos

Three tours from YouTube.

109m Oceanco superyacht Y720 - Launched!!Guy Fleury PhotographyWatch on YouTube
Oceanco launched the 109m/ 357'6" Seven Seas (Y720)Dutch YachtingWatch on YouTube
Oceanco's 109m/ 357"6" Seven Seas left the Botlek yesterdayDutch YachtingWatch on YouTube

Photos

Seven Seas in full port-side profile at speed, with a grey hull and three tiers of glazed superstructure
Port-side profile at sea
Seven Seas from off the starboard quarter, showing the closed transom and the stepped aft decks
From off the starboard quarter
Seven Seas seen from directly astern, with the main-deck pool and the stepped aft decks above the transom
Stern view with the main-deck pool

Setting Seven Seas apart is her beautifully proportioned profile and the exquisite use of natural materials and glass on board, offering guests an unparalleled outward-looking experience.

Oceanco, on delivery in July 2023: Boat International, 109m Oceanco superyacht Seven Seas delivered
Aerial view of Seven Seas under way, showing the teak foredeck and the upper decks
Aerial view of the foredeck and upper decks

Further reading

Independent coverage we found. We link to it rather than rewrite it.

Specifications

Length overall
109 m (357 ft)
Beam
16 m
Draught
4.6 m
Gross tonnage
4,349 4,444 in some listings
Decks
4
Shipyard
Oceanco, the Netherlands (first construction phase at Zwijndrecht, outfitting at Alblasserdam)
Project name
Y720
Keel laid
26 October 2018
Launched
March 2022
Delivered
3 July 2023
Current location
At the MB92 La Ciotat refit yard, France (October 2026); the work is not published
Naval architecture
Lateral Naval Architects, with Oceanco
Exterior design
Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design
Interior design
Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design with Molly Isaksen Interiors
Owner's representative
Y.CO
Construction
Steel hull, aluminium superstructure, teak decks
Classification
Built to Lloyd's Register standards; LY3 compliant
Guests
14 in 7 staterooms
Crew
35
Engines
2 × MTU 20V 4000 M73L diesels, 4,813 hp each
Speed
18 knots top, 15 knots cruising 20 knots top speed per Oceanco
On board
Flush pool on the main deck, fold-down transom beach club, helicopter-capable bow, spa, sauna, Jacuzzi, elevator, tender garage
Flag
Cayman Islands
Owner
Reported to have been commissioned by Steven Spielberg (Boat International, September 2026)
For sale
Not listed for sale

Where is she now

Live AIS position on:

MarineTrafficVesselFinder

IMO 9840178 · MMSI 319225300

Questions

How big is the Seven Seas yacht?
She is 109 metres (357 ft) long with a 16-metre beam and a gross tonnage of 4,349 (Boat International); some listings give 4,444 (YachtBuyer). She has four decks and a draught of 4.6 metres (YachtBuyer), and Boat International ranks her among the 83 motor yachts longer than 100 metres (Boat International).
Who built and designed Seven Seas?
Oceanco built her in the Netherlands: the first phase of construction took place at the yard's facility in Zwijndrecht, and she was outfitted at Alblasserdam (SuperyachtNews). Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design drew the exterior and interior, Molly Isaksen Interiors worked on the interior, and Lateral Naval Architects developed the naval architecture with Oceanco (Oceanco, Boat International).
When was Seven Seas launched and delivered?
Her keel was laid on 26 October 2018 under the project name Y720 (YachtBuyer). Oceanco launched her in March 2022 (SuperyachtNews) and delivered her in July 2023 (Boat International).
Is this the same Seven Seas as the 86-metre Oceanco yacht?
No. This Seven Seas is the 109-metre Oceanco delivered in 2023; Boat International describes her as believed to be the successor to an 86-metre Oceanco of the same name delivered in 2010 (Boat International).
What is on board Seven Seas?
A flush-fitted pool on the main deck, a fold-down transom that opens into a beach club, a spa, a sauna, a Jacuzzi, an elevator and a tender garage (YachtBuyer). The wide bow is helicopter-capable (Boat International). She takes up to 14 guests in seven staterooms with 35 crew (Boat International).
Who owns Seven Seas?
Boat International reported in September 2026 that she was commissioned by the American filmmaker Steven Spielberg (Boat International).
Where is Seven Seas now?
Her live position is shown on public AIS trackers: MarineTraffic and VesselFinder. Search by IMO 9840178 or MMSI 319225300 (vesseltracker).

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Sources (8)
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  6. Oceanco, Seven Seas 10 Jul 2023
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  8. vesseltracker, Seven Seas (IMO and MMSI)