Zig Zag Ocean Yacht Charter

About Zig Zag Ocean

Zig Zag Ocean is a 44.8 meter (147 foot) motor yacht built by Admiral Yachts, the superyacht division of Italian Sea Group, and delivered in 2014. A 2024 refit brought her mechanical systems and interior finishes up to current charter standard. Her exterior styling pairs a deep metallic blue hull with a low, sporty profile that has made her a recognizable presence in the Mediterranean charter fleet.

Guest Accommodation

Zig Zag Ocean sleeps up to 10 guests across 5 cabins, a configuration that works well for a family group or two families chartering together. Onboard living space extends across multiple decks, with lounge and dining areas positioned to take advantage of natural light and sea views.

A crew of 8 runs the yacht day to day, covering service, galley, deck and engineering duties so that guests can move between cabins, decks and water toys without giving logistics a second thought.

Onboard Amenities

A beach club at water level gives guests direct, easy access to the sea for swimming and water sports, and doubles as a shaded spot to relax between activities. A dedicated gym onboard means a workout routine does not need to pause for the length of the charter.

• Beach Club
• Gym

Interior Design

The interior was created by Monaco based studio Dobroserdov Design, known for combining warm materials with clean, uncluttered lines. Onboard, that approach shows in the mix of onyx, marble and lacquered wood surfaces set against soft furnishings, giving the cabins and social spaces a settled, residential feel rather than a showroom one.

Guests chartering in the Mediterranean will find the layout suited to long lunches and evening gatherings alike, with interior spaces that open toward the deck rather than closing guests off from the water.

Zig Zag Ocean has carried more than one name over her charter and ownership history, having previously been known as Flying Dragon and, following a subsequent sale, now operating under the name Blue Moon. Charter guests researching this yacht under any of these names are looking at the same vessel.