ODIN was built in 2001 by Trinity Yachts and features clean stylish lines, plentiful interior volume, and walkaround decks. ODIN has been well-maintained throughout her life with a recent major mechanical refit in 2021. The contemporary interior was designed by the world-renowned Claudette Bonville. Powered by twin Caterpillar 3412, 1350hp diesel engines with a 65 kW Phaser generator (new 2021) and a 45 kW Kilo pak. The lower deck hosts the engine room and accommodations which are split between the guest accommodation of 4 staterooms, sleeping 9 amidships, and the crew accommodation forward sleeping 6 crew in 3 cabins. The flybridge provides space for a tender and jet skis to the stern, with a Davit crane for easy launch and retrieval. This Trinity yacht also features a BBQ on the flybridge. ODIN is the perfect vessel to cruise to your favorite destination.

Delivered by Trinity Yachts, USA, for one of the partners of the shipyard, Felix Sebates, as “Big Easy”, she was built with special attention to noise and vibration reduction, with extra insulation and special machinery mounts, by renowned noise mitigation specialist, Joe Smullin.

Odin is a 126’ cockpit motor yacht with clean stylish lines and boasts plenty of interior volume, thanks to her generous 26-foot beam, while still allowing for spacious walkaround decks for ease of crew access around the exterior of the boat, a great alternative to a 112’ Westport.

Odin’s interior was designed by Claudette Bonville with an eye to contemporary sophistication using rich Mahogany woods, light comfortable fabrics, and stonework throughout.

Featuring 4 staterooms amidships sleeping 9 with (1) king, (2) queen, and (1) twin stateroom +1 Pullman. All staterooms feature an ensuite bathroom, with the Owner’s suite having a His & Hers. There is accommodation for up to 6 crew in 3 staterooms forward.

Odin can be accessed through doors amidships and the aft deck (both port and starboard side), as well as the swim platform and cockpit aft. There are entry lobbies amidship to port, with a day head, as well as the main entrance to starboard which leads to the raised pilothouse and country galley forward and the salon aft.