Built in 1985 by Currubin Marine (Australia)

OASIS was built in 1985 by the yard's head shipwright at Currubin Marine, for his own use as a retirement boat. After cruising the South Pacific out of Australia, she made her way to New Caledonia in 2010, where she has remained ever since.

Built for Blue-Water Passages

OASIS was designed from the outset as a long-range fishing vessel, built to one uncompromising standard: strength and reliability, whatever the sea threw at her. Drawing on his own experience as a shipbuilder, her designer chose a full-aluminium hull, 53ft LOA — a decision that has paid off in rugged, long-lasting construction.

• Hull: forward third 10mm aluminium plate, remaining two-thirds 6mm

• Structure and framing: 10mm aluminium throughout

• Weight: 25 tonnes (structure) (to be confirmed/reconciled — see note below)

• Solid one-piece keel, protecting shafts and propellers

She's built the old way — heavy, overbuilt, and to a standard rarely seen today.

Robust, Proven Power

The powertrain follows the same philosophy: rugged and dependable above all.

• Twin Scania H24 V8 turbo diesels, 380hp each

• Low-maintenance: service intervals every 500 hours

• Centrifugal oil cleaner and bronze impeller

• Stainless steel propeller shafts, 80mm diameter

• ONAN 15kVA 4-cylinder generator

Safety and Fit-Out

The boat runs fully electric, with no gas installation aboard, removing that particular fire risk altogether.

• Fire detectors and a fire alarm control panel

• CO2 fixed fire-suppression system for the engine room

• Deck wash-down system with hose runs long enough to reach and clean the entire hull

• 6m³ cold room / freezer — for provisions, the catch, or simply extra stowage

Underway

With a hefty 35-tonne displacement, OASIS gives an immediate, reassuring sense of sea-kindliness and stability underway.

The company provides information regarding this vessel in good faith but is not able to guarantee the accuracy of this information or the condition of the vessel. It is the buyer's responsibility to instruct their agents or experts to verify and validate the information of their choice. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale.