Oyster 36M

Specifications

All years

Length: 36.0 m

Beam: 9.26 m

Draft: 3.8 m

Fuel Capacity: 12000 L

Water Capacity: 4500 L

Boat type: Sail

Boat Class: Cruiser Sail

Official model page

Model overview

The Oyster 36M is a 36-metre monohull sailing superyacht designed with Frers Naval Architecture & Engineering, with an interior concept by m2atelier. The flagship is intended for extended ocean cruising, with configurable living spaces and equipment.

Preliminary design and specifications, announced in September 2026. Figures and arrangements remain subject to change. All gallery images are design renderings or preliminary plans.

From a forward retreat to “The Island”

A configurable relaxation area at the bow can include sun protection and an optional jacuzzi. At the stern, the cockpit and beach club centre on “The Island”: a platform that lowers to provide access to the sea or rises to form an additional terrace. An optional side boarding platform offers another access point nearer the middle of the yacht.

Owner support

Owners will also have access to Oyster’s Global Service Network, After Sales team and Bluewater Academy, plus the Oyster World Rally, Explorers Club and other events.

Main video

Interiors

The panoramic saloon connects to the cockpit through a sliding glass partition. Oyster describes a single-level flow through the principal living spaces, allowing the sheltered interior and outdoor areas to work together in different weather conditions.

The accommodation can be arranged with three, four or five cabins. Owners can select interior layouts, materials and finishes, as well as deck hardware, sail plans, keel and anchor options, and equipment for watersports and exploration. The interior concept is by m2atelier.

Oyster 36M interior design rendering. Interior rendering © m2atelier.

Navigation

The Frers hull combines a deep-V bow with a wide stern. According to Oyster, the design targets comfortable sailing at low heel angles and performance in light winds, alongside the demands of ocean passages. Large tanks, storage for spares, accessible systems and a garage for diving and sports equipment are intended to support longer periods away from shore facilities.