The 88.5 m long Nirvana yacht, built under the working name Y707, is the largest yacht of its generation created by Oceanco to date. Nirvana is an outstanding product of the joint efforts of its owner, Oceanco and Sam Sorgiovanni, who developed the style and exterior image, as well as interior design. The hull of this yacht shows an easily recognizable slightly expanded bow and a downward curve starting closer to the stern. This yacht will be recognizable in all ports thanks to the bright design of the transom and the mahogany edging framing the gunwale — this design visually increases the length of the yacht and is the hallmark of Sorgiovanni. This classic design of the yachts appearance provides a contrast with the modern character of its interior.

On the main deck there are guest cabins that can accommodate 10-12 people, including a VIP suite cabin with a living room that can be converted into a double cabin with separate beds and separate bathrooms, as well as four large VIP cabins.

On the main aft deck of the yacht Nirvana there is a large oval pool 7.5 m long and 1.4 m deep — this is one of the largest pools installed on Oceanco yachts today. On Oceanco yachts, this is the first pool with the ability to adjust the depth and fill with fresh sea water, made of fiberglass. The presence of a water jet control system allows you to swim on the spot. The design of all indoor and outdoor spaces is focused on the highest possible level of luxury.

In addition, Nirvana is a large yacht capable of crossing the oceans of our planet. The two main engines of the MTU 4000 series allow the vessel to accelerate to a maximum speed of 20 knots at an average speed of 14 knots, due to which the yacht can travel more than 5,000 nautical miles without refueling. Thanks to the presence of volumetric tanks, sufficient capacity, as well as the unsurpassed quality of construction and equipment standards, Nirvana can be used for long trips.