Christina O Classic Yacht Hire
About Christina O
Christina O stands as one of the most storied vessels in yachting history. Built in 1943 and later acquired by Aristotle Onassis, she was transformed into a floating palace that hosted the world’s most celebrated figures. Her recent refits have restored her to exceptional condition while preserving her timeless elegance.
Inside, the yacht offers an extraordinary level of space and grandeur across multiple decks. Seventeen staterooms provide flexible accommodation for up to 34 guests, with fourteen convertible doubles allowing bespoke arrangements for families or groups.
The onboard experience blends classic glamour with modern comfort. Guests enjoy a spacious swimming pool, a deck gymnasium, a large jacuzzi and expansive lounging areas that evoke the golden age of yachting.
Christina O is supported by a dedicated crew of 40 who deliver impeccable service. Her 2,250-ton displacement and powerful MAN engines ensure smooth, stable passages whether cruising the Mediterranean or exploring further afield.
From the varnished Hacker Craft tenders to the extensive collection of water toys, every detail has been considered to create unforgettable charter memories aboard this true icon of the sea.
Christina O Highlights
Christina O is a legendary 99.06m (325 ft) classic motor yacht built in 1943 by Canadian Vickers and extensively refitted in 2015/2018/2022. Originally a World War II frigate, she was transformed by Aristotle Onassis into one of the most iconic yachts in history.
She accommodates up to 34 guests in 17 luxurious staterooms, all in full compliance with SOLAS, US Coast Guard and Public Health regulations, supported by a professional crew of 40. The yacht cruises the Western Mediterranean in summer at a comfortable 14 knots.
Christina O Amenities
Tenders
Deck Jacuzzis
Kayaks
Stand Up Paddleboards
Swimming pool
Snorkeling equipment
Banana
Zodiac
Bathing Platform
Gym
Ringo
Inflatables
Flyboard
Getting Aboard
Directions
Christina O is based in Monte-Carlo, Monaco. Guests may board at the Port of Monaco or arrange transfers from Nice Côte d’Azur Airport (approximately 30 minutes by car) or Monaco Heliport.













