Timeless Design Meets Practical Offshore Capability
The 2003 Ocean Yachts Odyssey represents a generation of American yacht building that prioritized seaworthiness and livability in equal measure. At 67 feet, this vessel occupies a sweet spot in the cruising market, large enough to provide genuine comfort for extended passages yet manageable enough for owner-operator handling and reasonable operating costs. Ocean Yachts built a reputation on solid construction and practical design philosophy. The Odyssey class exemplifies these principles with a hull form designed to deliver stable, predictable performance in a variety of sea states. The semi-displacement hull balances fuel efficiency with the ability to maintain respectable cruising speeds when conditions permit, making it equally at home on a leisurely coastal passage or a more purposeful offshore journey.
The vessel’s layout reflects decades of refinement in motor yacht design. Below decks, the Odyssey provides generous accommodation with multiple staterooms and heads, allowing for comfortable extended cruising with family or guests. The galley is thoughtfully positioned for efficient provisioning and meal preparation, while the saloon offers ample natural light and comfortable seating for both relaxation and entertaining. The pilothouse, a signature feature of Ocean Yachts designs, provides excellent visibility and weather protection for the helmsman. This elevated command center allows for confident navigation in varying conditions while maintaining the comfort of an enclosed, climate-controlled environment. The design reflects the builder’s understanding that serious cruising demands both capability and comfort.
Propulsion and mechanical systems on the Odyssey are engineered for reliability and efficiency. The vessel’s power plant delivers adequate thrust for comfortable cruising speeds while maintaining the fuel economy necessary for extended range. Redundancy in critical systems and straightforward maintenance access reflect Ocean Yachts’ philosophy of building vessels that owners can confidently operate and maintain. The exterior spaces include a substantial flybridge, a feature that adds significant value to the cruising experience. This elevated outdoor area provides commanding views and a natural gathering space for observing the passing scenery or simply enjoying the maritime environment. The flybridge also houses primary helm controls, allowing for open-air navigation during pleasant weather.
The 2003 build year places this Odyssey at a point in the model’s evolution when Ocean Yachts had refined the design based on years of owner feedback and real-world cruising experience. Construction quality reflects the builder’s commitment to longevity, with solid fiberglass hulls and superstructures designed to withstand the demands of serious offshore cruising. For buyers seeking a capable, well-proportioned motor yacht with proven design credentials and the space to cruise comfortably for extended periods, the Odyssey class continues to represent excellent value. The 67-foot size offers a compelling balance of capability, comfort, and practicality that appeals to experienced cruisers who understand the importance of seaworthy design and quality construction.
This particular 2003 Ocean Yachts Odyssey stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of thoughtfully designed cruising yachts. Whether contemplating coastal exploration, longer offshore passages, or simply enjoying the freedom that a well-found motor yacht provides, this vessel offers the proven platform and genuine capability that serious cruisers demand.
About this listing
2003 Ocean Yachts Odyssey 67 “This Little Piggy” — $615,000 · Fort Lauderdale, Florida · twin 8V2000 diesels (approx. 1,890 hours) · 3 staterooms, 3 heads · 1,100 gal fuel · cruises in the mid-20-knot range. Represented exclusively by Jerry Gilpin, OneWater Yacht Group.
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