Work begins on second Omaya 50 hull

Bulgaria-based Omaya Yachts has started work on the second hull of its debut model, the Omaya 50.

The Omaya 50 is a 50ft luxury catamaran with a best-in-class beam of 8.4m, which provides unrivalled liveable space exceeding 150m²within the lower and main decks, as well as its flybridge. It is aimed at the private and charter markets.

CEO Kaloyan Radulov, who co-founded the company in 2024, says：“We are so close to introducing the first Omaya 50 to the world and seeing our vision come to life. There is no slowing down at Elica Yard as work is well underway for the second hull with plans for a 62ft and 80ft in the mix.

The Omaya 50 has a best-in-class beam of 8.4m, which provides unrivalled liveable space exceeding 150m² within the lower and main decks, as well as its flybridge. It is aimed at the private and charter markets.

“We now have a network of six dealers worldwide to support our clients through the Omaya purchase process and we’re really looking forward to potential clients being able to enjoy the Omaya 50 in person.”

The bow area’s layout is focused on creating a comfortable social space. Boasting large sunbeds, ample comfortable seating areas and open deck space, the yacht is designed with socialising and entertaining in mind, with the potential of longer-term living on board.

The Omaya 50 comes in two configurations for the lower deck. The owner version has a large master cabin covering the entire port side, complete with a double bed, sofa, desk and vanity area, integrated wardrobe and large ensuite offering a toilet, bidet and a full standing shower. Two further double guest cabins are on the starboard side with ensuite bathrooms with the option of a crew cabin and crew bathroom or up to two crew cabins.

Omaya yachts are created at Elica Yard, situated on the banks of the Danube, with the yard aiming to lead the manufacture of luxury power catamarans for the private and charter markets with owners Elica Group’s 30 years of experience in manufacturing behind it.