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• Length: 90.1m (295.6ft)
• Guests: 14 guests in 7 cabins
• Built: 2010 (refitted 2024)
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• Length: 85m (278.9ft)
• Guests: 23 guests in 10 cabins
• Built: 2018
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• Length: 80m (262.5ft)
• Guests: 18 guests in 9 cabins
• Built: 2007

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• Length: 75.8m (248.7ft)
• Guests: 12 guests in 6 cabins
• Built: 2025
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• Length: 74m (242.8ft)
• Guests: 14 guests in 6 cabins
• Built: 2017

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• Length: 71.7m (235.2ft)
• Built: 2006
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• Length: 70.6m (231.6ft)
• Built: 2011
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• Length: 65m (213.3ft)
• Built: 2011 (refurbished 2021)

EUR 35,800,000

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• Built: 2006 (refitted 2017)

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Die Top 10 teuersten Luxusyachten der Welt

By Svenja Schumacher

Wie kann man sich nicht für ihn interessieren, den Lebensstil der reichsten Menschen der Welt – luxuriöse Villen, Privatjets oder sogar schwimmende Paläste: Luxusyachten. Milliardäre auf der ganzen Welt liefern sich einen Kampf, um der “König der Meere” zu werden. Nach den luxuriösesten Autos und den 5 einzigartigsten Privatjets der Welt , präsentiert Ihnen Fly Aeolus die Top 10 Auswahl der Luxusyachten und die weltweit teuerste Yacht überhaupt.

10. Al Mirqab: 250 Millionen Euro

Gebaut von der deutschen Peters Werft in Wewelsfleth, unter dem Namen “May project”, ist sie heute im Besitz von Hamad bin Jassem al-Thani, dem ehemaligen Premierminister von Katar.

Mit einer Länge von 133 Metern verfügt die Al Mirqab über 10 Luxus-Suiten für 24 Gäste, darunter zwei VIP-Suiten. Sie kann insgesamt 60 Passagiere beherbergen, die 60 Besatzungsmitglieder nicht mitgerechnet. Sie verfügt über einen Jacuzzi auf dem Achterdeck, einen Swimmingpool, eine Bibliothek, ein Kino und einen Hubschrauberlandeplatz.

9. Rising Sun: 300 Millionen Euro

Gebaut von der deutschen Werft Lürssen Yachts, wurde die Rising Sun ursprünglich vom CEO der Oracle Corporation, Lawrence Ellison, bestellt. Letzterer ist aber inzwischen Miteigentümer von Ellison und David Geffen, einem der Schöpfer von DreamWorks SKG.

Diese Yacht hat zweiundachtzig Zimmer, verteilt auf fünf Etagen. Es gibt einen Fitnessraum, ein Kino, einen Weinkeller und einen Basketballplatz, der auch als Hubschrauberlandeplatz dient. Im Jahr 2014 wurde der hintere Teil des Schiffes komplett umgestaltet, um einen riesigen Carbon-Pool unterzubringen. Die Arbeiten wurden in den Werften von La Ciotat, an der französischen Riviera , durchgeführt.

8. Serene: 350 Millionen Euro

Die Serene war im Besitz des russischen Milliardärs Yuri Scheffler, bevor sie von Mohammed bin Salman, Erbprinz und Vize-Premierminister von Saudi-Arabien, gekauft wurde. Dieses 134 Meter lange Boot hat unendlich viele Details, die es zu einer der luxuriösesten Yachten der Welt machen.

Diese Mega-Yacht wurde von der italienischen Werft Fincanyieri gebaut. Sie hat 2.700 m² Wohnfläche, darunter 12 Luxuskabinen, die bis zu 24 Passagiere beherbergen können. Sie ist fast 20 Meter hoch und verfügt über 7 Decks, zwei Hubschrauberlandeplätze, ein Bar-Restaurant, eine Bibliothek, ein Spa, ein Theater und ein Lager, das andere Boote, einschließlich eines U-Boots, aufnehmen kann.

7. A+ (ex Topaz): 400 Millionen Euro

Das Topaz ist im Besitz des Milliardärs Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyane, derzeitiger Vize-Premierminister der Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate und Mitglied der Königsfamilie von Abu Dhabi.

Gebaut wurde dieses Seeungeheuer von der deutschen Schiffbaufirma Lürssen Yachts . Auf mehr als 147 Metern gibt es zwei Hubschrauberlandeplätze, einen Fitnessraum, einen Konferenzraum und einen Kinoraum. Außerdem gibt es zwei Jacuzzis auf dem hinteren Deck, neben dem Pool. Die acht Decks sind durch einen Aufzug verbunden, der 26 Luxus-Suiten bedient, die alle für bis zu 52 Gäste ausgestattet sind.

6. Dubaï: 450 Millionen Euro

Die vom deutschen Industriekonzern Blohm+Voss gebaute, 162 Meter lange Yacht gehört Mohammed ben Rachid Al Maktoum, dem derzeitigen Emir von Dubai.

Seine Einrichtungen sind für über sechzig Gäste ausgelegt. Dubai verfügt über 2 Lounges, einen großen Speisesaal für 30 Personen, einen Hubschrauberlandeplatz, einen Swimmingpool auf dem hinteren Deck, drei Jacuzzis, einen Nachtclub, ein Spa, ein Kino, einen Weinkeller und ein Lagerhaus. das Jetskis und andere Tauchausrüstung aufnehmen kann.

Brauchen Sie eine kleine Verschnaufpause von diesen ganzen Luxusyachten und überlegen Sie schon, was ein Flug zu den schönsten Yachthäfen Europas kostet? Dann können Sie gerne mit unseren Preisrechner eine erste Idee der Kosten bekommen.

5. Die Segelyacht “A”: 500 Millionen Euro

Weiter geht es in unsere Auswahl mit der Segelyacht “A”, die sich von all ihren Konkurrenten abhebt, da sie die größte Segelyacht der Welt ist. Sie ist im Besitz des russischen Milliardärs Andrey Melnichenko, Industrieller und Philanthrop.

Diese außergewöhnliche Jacht wurde von der deutschen Werft Nobiskrug gebaut. Mit einer Länge von 140 Metern beherbergt dieses maritime Meisterwerk eine Sporthalle, einen riesigen Swimmingpool mit Spa, eine Unterwasser-Beobachtungsplattform, einen Hubschrauberlandeplatz und ein U-Boot. Es bietet Platz für rund sechzig Passagiere, einschließlich der Besatzung. Ihre technischen Eigenschaften sind beeindruckend: Die “A” ist eine ökologische Yacht, die mit fortschrittlicher elektrischer Technologie ausgestattet ist. So ist sie mit einem drehzahlvariablen Hybrid-Antriebssystem ausgestattet, mit zwei 3600 kW Dieselmotoren und zwei 4300 kW Elektromotoren.

4. Azzam: 550 Millionen Euro

Hinter dieser überdimensionalen Yacht steckt einmal mehr die deutsche Schiffbaufirma Lürssen Yachts. Dieses Wunder gehört Scheich Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyane, Emir von Abu Dhabi und Präsident der Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate. Sie war die größte Privatyacht der Welt, bevor die REV OCEAN mit einer Länge von 182 Metern ihren Platz einnahm.

Laut ihrem Erbauer ist diese Yacht eine der komplexesten Yachten, die je gebaut wurden. Auch wenn wir nicht genau wissen, was sich im Inneren befindet, wissen wir, dass sie einen Hubschrauberlandeplatz, ein Kino, einen Nachtclub, ein Raketenabwehrsystem und ein U-Boot hat. Das Interieur, getreu dem anspruchsvollen Geschmack des Emirs, ist von Designer Christophe Leoni gezeichnet.

3. Dilbar: 600 Millionen Euro

Wir sind gerade in die Top 3 der teuersten Luxusyachten der Welt eingestiegen.

Ebenfalls von der deutschen Firma Lürssen gebaut, ist die Bilbar im Besitz des russischen Oligarchen und Geschäftsmannes Alicher Ousmanov. Dieser Name bezieht sich einfach auf den Vornamen seiner Mutter.

Mit einer Gesamtlänge von 156 Metern ist sie die 4. längste Yacht der Welt. Diese Yacht hat auch den größten Innenpool, der jemals auf einer Yacht installiert wurde: 25 Meter Länge mit einer Kapazität von 180m3 Wasser. Wir können auch 2 Hubschrauberlandeplätze finden und 40 Gäste können bequem untergebracht werden, wenn man weiß, dass die Crew aus 80 Personen besteht.

2. Eclipse: 700 Millionen Euro

Der russische Oligarch und Milliardär Roman Abramovich ist der stolze Besitzer der zweitteuersten Yacht der Welt. Mit einer Länge von etwas mehr als 163 Metern wurde die Innen- und Außendekoration von dem britischen Designer-Architekten Terence Disdale entworfen. Mit 6 Decks und 24 Kabinen bietet sie Platz für rund 40 Gäste und 70 Crew-Mitglieder.

Diese Luxus-Acht wurde von der deutschen Industriegruppe Blohm+Voss gebaut. Es verfügt über einen Nachtclub, einen Kinosaal, ein riesiges Aquarium, eine Kunstgalerie, eine Bank, ein Casino, einen Weinkeller, ein Spa, zwei Hubschrauberlandeplätze und einen Innenhafen mit einer Kapazität von drei großen Schnellbooten, Dutzenden von Jetskis und einem U-Boot. Außerdem verfügt es über ein sehr hohes Sicherheitsniveau mit einem Überwachungssystem mit Einbruchserkennung, gepanzerten Wänden und kugelsicherer Verglasung, einem Raketenabwehrsystem und einem digitalen Anti-Paparazzi-Fotosystem.

1. History Supreme: 4 Milliarden Euro

Endlich, hier ist die teuerste Yacht der Welt. Diese ultra-luxuriöse Yacht soll dem reichsten Mann Malaysias, Robert Kuok, gehören. Eine der erstaunlichsten Eigenschaften ist ihre geringe Größe im Vergleich zu ihrem Preis: 30 Meter Länge. Insgesamt ist sie damit 120 Meter kürzer als die wichtigsten Konkurrenten der Luxusyachten.

Es sind jedoch die in ihrem Design verwendeten Edelmetalle, die sie zur teuersten und luxuriösesten Yacht der Welt machen. Komplett mit Gold verziert (100 Tonnen insgesamt für ihre Konzeption), ist diese Yacht nichts anderes als eine luxuriöse Überbietung und hat sogar ein riesiges Aquarium aus 24-karätigem Gold, diamantene Schnapsflaschen und eine Wand aus Meteoriten und Tyrannosaurus-Knochen an Bord.

Haben Sie das geglaubt? Dieses Boot hat nie existiert und diese Geschichte ist von Grund auf erfunden. Bilder der sogenannten “History Supreme” sind tatsächlich retuschierte Fotos der “OneHundred”, einer Yacht der italienischen Werft BaiaYacths.

Die teuerste Yacht der Welt wäre damit offiziell die Eclipse des russischen Milliardärs Roman Abramovich.

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The Best Luxury Yacht Builders in the World

With prices heading into the billions, it pays to know who's who in the world of luxury yachting.

By Kim Ayling

With each builder claiming to be the best, the world of luxury yachting can be tricky to navigate, even for those who already have a considerable level of expertise. And as the industry continues to rapidly expand , there’s never been a better time to know who’s who within the boat world. From the small-scale boutique builders to the pioneering companies striving for innovation, we’ve narrows down eight of the most renowned luxury yacht builders in the world.

In line with Elite Traveler’s ongoing commitment to responsible luxury, we celebrate the stellar efforts that each of these featured yacht builders have made to reducing the impact of its builds and operations.

From lighter materials and onboard energy solutions, to hybrid motors and marine conservation funding, these luxury yacht builders are not only leading the future of luxury yachting, they’re protecting the oceans too.

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Recognized as a world leader in building pure custom yachts, Feadship has been in pursuit of building the perfect ship since its inception in 1949 – although the brand can trace its roots back another 100 years. With each new ship that Feadship builds, its team employs the most cutting-edge methods and materials available, which when paired with its unpromising attitude toward fulfilling its clients’ desires, promises to deliver some of the most technically advanced yachts in the world – including the recently revealed Project 817 , which has now been delivered as Viva.

Viva remains a groundbreaking yacht build, with Feadship revealing ambitious aims to keep her environmental impact as low as possible. The 308-ft eco-friendly yacht features an advanced hybrid propulsions system that allows the yacht to travel at 12 knots on diesel-electric power. The ship’s hull has been designed with efficiency as a priority to reduce the energy needed to travel through the water.

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The Dutch company has locations throughout The Netherlands, with its headquarters and design and engineering center found in the northern city of Haarlem.

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Dutch yacht building outfit Oceanco was initially founded in 1987 – but it was only in 2002 (when Oceanco found itself in the hands of new owners) that the switch was made to focusing on 260-foot plus superyachts, drawing on old-world Dutch craftsmanship to build the yachts of the future. The award-winning company prides itself on its design-led builds, and in addition to employing its own forward-thinking design team, works with industry-leader designers such as Andrew Winch, Terence Disdale and Sam Sorgiovanni.

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Environmental awareness is core to each Oceanco project, with the aim of not only meeting but surpassing environmental legislation with each build. Even its largest yacht to date – the 394-foot Redentore, which is still under construction – is impressively efficient thanks to her hybrid propulsions system, which keeps fuel consumption to a minimum. Other noteworthy Oceanco’s builds are the striking three-masted Black Pearl , which is powered by a combination of wind power and electric propulsion motors, and one of its latest concepts, Esquel  – an advanced expedition vessel.

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Dutch luxury shipbuilder Heesen has received worldwide recognition for its engineering and design prowess since launching in 1978. Heesen proudly pioneers the use of aluminum, which is widely regarded as the premium yacht-building material thanks to its lightness owing to better efficiency. As well as full custom builds, Heesen offers a platform concept that features semi-custom yachts already under construction in order to dramatically cut down delivery waits, without compromising on quality.

One of Heesen’s most notable yachts is Alive, which was the first to feature the revolutionary Hull Vane technology (underwater foil) for greater efficiency and speed, resulting in up to 30% less fuel consumption than a regular yacht. Other celebrated Heesen’s builds are Home and Electra , delivered in 2017 and 2020 respectively, both of which were in the award-winning 5000 FHDF aluminum hybrid class and came as a result of Heesen’s strive to limit the environmental impact of yachting.

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Part of the Azimut-Benetti Group, Benetti Yachts can trace its shipbuilding heritage all the way back to 1873 when the Fratelli Benetti shipyard was founded in the Tuscan city of Viareggio – the center of classic Italian shipbuilding. While much has changed in Benetti’s near 150-year lifetime, its focus on building state-of-the-art yachts to impeccably high standards has not, cementing its status as one of the best luxury yacht builders in the world.

As concerns on the environmental impact of private yachts have grown over time, Benetti has adapted its methods accordingly, utilizing hybrid technology to ensure its ships are at the forefront of sustainability. For example, when the Luminosity was first delivered in 2019 she was hailed as one of the greenest superyachts on the sea. The 352-foot yacht features advanced diesel-electric hybrid power, with her powerful battery providing up to 12 silent and emission-free hours at anchor.

Of course, sustainability doesn’t come at the cost of style: the Luminosity features a stunningly designed interior courtesy of Zaniz Jakubowski, with full-length windows drawing the outside in, and tasteful nods to contemporary artists creating a true home away from home.

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Europe rules the roost when it comes to the top yacht builders in the world – the fifth in our list hails from Germany, with eight yards dotted throughout the country including main sites in Bremen, Hamburg and Rensburg. As with most yacht building companies, Lürssen is family run having been first founded in 1870 by Friedrick Lürssen. Since then the company has developed an esteemed reputation as one of the best in the world, breaking many records along the way, including the longest yacht in the world with Azza in 2015, which measures 592 feet, and Flying Fox which is the largest superyacht available for charter.

Lürssen’s latest superyacht is the sizeable 465.5-foot Nord (previously called Project Opus). Nord transcends the typical design of a superyacht thanks to the work of Italian design studio Nuvolari-Lenard, which was responsible for the yacht’s striking interior and exterior.

As is becoming standard for leading yacht builders, Lürssen is acutely aware of the negative environmental impact of both building and owning yachts. It is taking appropriate action to help mitigate this damage, including providing significant funding to marine life charities and conservation projects and implementing pioneering technologies such as onboard compact silencers and hybrid motor concepts.

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Royal Huisman

With a history that dates back to 1884, Dutch shipyard Royal Huisman proudly stakes a claim as one of the oldest yacht builders in the world. While the company was originally founded to build modest wooden fishing boats, its operations have deftly grown with the times, and Royal Huisman is now responsible for some of the finest and most luxurious yachts cruising the ocean today.

Although best known for its stunning sailing yachts ( Sea Eagle II, Ethereal  and  Aquarius  are particular knock-outs) Royal Huisman has also successfully branched out into the world of motor yachts. Its most recent build is the 192-ft Phi,  which was delivered in 2021. This super-slick aluminum yacht has space for up to 12 guests and since her maiden voyage, has been seen cruising on the Thames through London’s financial district. An apt setting for a yacht of this caliber.

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Damen Yachting

Damen Yachting, which falls under the umbrella of the wider Damen Shipyards Group, is another Dutch yacht builder dominating the world stage. Operating as Damen’s building division, Damen Yachting was only formed in its existing state in 2019 and is now responsible for the building of the famous Amels yachts, as well as the SeaXplorer expedition ships and yacht support vessels. Since moving its Amels building operations to Vlissingen in 2003, Damen Shipyards proudly boasts the largest superyacht facility in the Netherlands.

As a company of this magnitude, Damen Yachting naturally has some impressive builds under its belt, including the newest in the Limited Editions semi-custom range: the Amels 60 . Currently under construction with an estimated delivery of 2022, the 197-foot Amels 60  uses a fuel-efficient hybrid propulsions system to slash emissions, cut noise pollution and minimize fuel and maintenance costs.

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Italian-born Sanlorenzo is continuously regarded as being among the best in class when it comes to yacht builders and has been the recipient of numerous awards in its near-65 year lifetime. Despite Sanlorenzo’s longevity and established status, it remains a truly boutique luxury yacht builder at heart. To ensure the attention to detail and high quality for which it is famous for, as well as securing exclusivity for its clients, Sanlorenzo is committed to working with a limited number of customers each year.

In true Italian style, the superyachts that leave Sanlorenzo’s main La Spezia shipyard transcend trends; instead, they exude classic style and authentic craftsmanship. Combined, this guarantees a truly timeless finish – of which the current flagship Attila is a perfect example. Sanlorenzo specializes in fiberglass, steel and aluminum, ensuring that each owner can select a material to befit their needs.

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Despite dating back over a hundred years, German luxury yacht builder Nobiskrug always has one eye on the future with a steadfast commitment to innovation. Nobiskrug offers fully custom yacht builds, working directly with owners to fulfill their unique vision, as well as working on ship refits. The company operates out of world-class yacht-building facilities in the city of Rendsburg, which include a climate-controlled superyacht hall.

The need to strive for innovation extends to Nobiskrug’s environmental commitments, where it applies advanced technologies in order to limit the impact of its builds. For example, Artefact – which was first delivered in 2020 – was one of the first superyachts to be built in line with the IMO Tier III regulations (which focus on reducing emissions). Artefact uses onboard solar panels and a battery storage system to allow for a limited period of engineless operation, as well as adopting a waste-water recycling system.

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Designing or building a luxury yacht is a complex process that will ultimately provide a series of experiences to design enthusiasts. Discover the most sought-after and professional luxury yacht builders in the world , whether one is looking to customize or build something new, these are the go-to’s in the industry.

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♣ Amels (Netherlands) ♣

Regarded as one of the top builders in the world, Amels manages the largest superyacht shipyard in the Netherlands. Offering full custom-made services and a wide variety of limited edition superyachts, Amels has almost produced 60 superyachts, including the extraordinary vessel, Here Comes the Sun.

♣ Christensen Yachts (United States) ♣

Being a renowned specialist in the use of fibreglass, Christensen Yachts have created a superb fleet comprised of 35 full and semi-customized superyachts that are simply divine. Their ultra-modern facility is located in Vancouver, Washington. The shipyard is able to build yachts up to 50metres in length and the Casino Royle and the Silver Lining are some of their most distinguished productions.

♣ Heesen Yachts (Netherlands) ♣

Specializing in custom superyachts that measure in between 30 to 65 metres, the Dutch shipyard, Heesen Yachts is considered to be one of the top luxury yacht builders in the world due to their focus on high-quality and innovation. To this day, the brand has developed nearly 170 yachts being one of them, the famous Galatic Star luxury yacht.

♣ Lürssen (Germany) ♣

The Germany-based shipyard, Lürssen specializes on providing excellence in custom-built superyachts. The family owned shipyard is known for building the very first motor yacht back in 1886. Owing five shipyard facilities in Northern Germany, Lürssen has a vast history in the industry, having produced over 13000 vessels that range from 60 to 220 metres in length.

The German shipyard has been responsible for building some of the largest yachts in the world, including the Azzam superyacht.

♣ Oceanco (Netherlands) ♣

Having produced some of the best yachts in the world, such as the Alfa Nero, Nirvana and Equanimity, Oceanco is renowned for providing a highly personal service. The yacht builder launched its very first design in 1992 and is now seen as one of the most ingenious shipyards in the Neatherlands and worldwide.

♣ Blohm+Voss (Germany) ♣

Blohm+Voss is one of the most experienced builders in producing large custom motor and sailing yachts that are updated with the latest technological advancements and aesthetics. The shipyard is based in Hamburg with a space that spans 421,000m2 where they build, refit and do maintenance of luxury superyachts. Blohm+Voss has conceived one of the finest yachts to perform on water, the Motor Yacht A.

♣ Feadship (Netherlands) ♣

Owning four shipyard facilities in the Netherlands, worldwide renowned shipyard Feadship is known for creating completely custom yachts, in addition to also working with superyacht owners since the 19th century to develop one-off luxury motor yachts that are truly unique. As of today, Feadship has created over 250 Feadship yachts in navigation, including the likes of 95m Venus, 83.5m Savannah and the 101.5m Symphony.

♣ Fincantieri Yachts (Italy) ♣

The Fincantieri Yachts are experts in providing full custom luxury yachts that measure over 70 metres. The yacht builder has manufactured some of the most astonishing vessels in the industry, including the extraordinary Serene luxury motor yacht and Ocean Victory.  It is a part of the Fincantieri enterprise who has manufactured about 7000 vessels and is regarded as one of the largest Western shipyards in the world.

♣ Perini Navi (Italy) ♣

The Perini Navi Group is comprised of four independent companies that specialize in various markets, including sailing (regular, large, racing or cruising types) and motor yachts. To this day, the group has launched 57 sailing yachts and 3 motor yachts. Perini Navi has conceived the legendary 88m three-masted schooner Maltese Falcon sailing yacht which holds the record of being the second largest in the world.

♣ Sunseeker Yachts (United Kingdom) ♣

Based in Dorset, the Sunseeker yachts provide custom and semi-custom luxury yacht solutions in carbon fibre and GRP composite materials. Sunseeker has produced about 150 boats that range from 15 to 47 metres.

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The superyacht world is speculating that Mark Zuckerberg just bought this 118-meter boat

• The 118-meter superyacht Launchpad made her maiden voyage last week.
• The yacht world is speculating that her owner is Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
• Here's what we know about the luxury vessel.

In the world of superyachts , privacy is the most valuable asset. It can be next to impossible to discern the details of a superyacht transaction — and that's particularly true if the vessel in question is worth nine figures.

Yet some in the boat blogging world are speculating that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is the new owner of Launchpad, a megayacht currently moored in Fort Lauderdale, Florida after she made her maiden voyage from Gibraltar to St Maarten last week. Launchpad clocks in at 118 meters long, about nine meters shorter than Jeff Bezos' superyacht Koru .

The transaction could not be confirmed, with yacht world insiders declining to share what they know and representatives for Zuckerberg not responding to a request for comment from Business Insider. In the past, reports about Zuckerberg owning superyacht Ulysses have proven false.

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"It is Feadship's standard policy to never divulge any information about our yachts with reference to ownership, costs, or delivery, etc," Feadship, the ship's builder, wrote to BI. "Whether it is an 18-meter Feadship from the 1960s or a 118-meter Feadship from the 21st century, we do not share private information."

But Zuckerberg's name has been connected to Launchpad for a few months now, beginning in December when reports swirled that he visited Feadship's shipyard in the Netherlands.

Then, earlier in March, yachting bloggers like eSysman SuperYachts and Autoevolution started speculating that he officially snagged the boat, originally built for a sanctioned Russian businessman, at a $300 million price tag. (While that's a seemingly huge amount, it's still less than 0.2% of Zuckerberg's $177 billion net worth.)

Another clue that might point to US ownership is that the yacht bears the flag of the Marshall Islands, a US territory and commonplace for American buyers to register their ships, according to public marine tracking.

If Zuckerberg were to have bought Launchpad, he would join a cohort of superyacht-owning tech billionaires . Along with Bezos, the likes of Oracle cofounder Larry Ellison and Google cofounders Sergey Brin and Larry Page have purchased impressive boats with even more impressive amenities.

SuperYacht Times , an industry publication and intelligence platform, has some of the best images of the yacht. Photos show a swimming pool on her main deck and a large helipad.

While less is known of the interior, a vessel of her size can likely sleep dozens of guests and crew and may have amenities like an expansive gym where Zuckerberg could practice his jiu-jitsu or a spa with a massage area. We suspect there's also space for plenty of toys — which could include his viral hydrofoil foil .

Do you have any details about Launchpad or any other superyachts? Email reporter Madeline Berg at [email protected].

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