The most luxurious yachts in the World

A luxury yacht is not just a mode of transportation, but a symbol of wealth and status symbol, that can only be afforded by the wealthy billionaires of the world. The yachting sector is changing due to technological advancements, which are leading to the emergence of actual rule-breakers and innovators as well as an increase in price. Add a tone of opulent amenities on top of it, and it becomes clear why the cost of certain superyachts is skyrocketing.

Let’s have a look at the top 10 most luxurious yachts in the world. 

1. History Supreme $4.8 Billion

At $4.8 billion, the History Supreme yacht, owned by Robert Knok, is the world’s most expensive, largest superyacht in the whole world. At 100 feet in length, History Supreme took three years to build, using 10,000 kilograms of solid gold and platinum, both of which adorn the dining area, deck, rails, staircases, and anchor. It turns out that History Supreme was intended to be the most luxurious naval structure ever built. In fact, the entire vessel was constructed using around 220,463 pounds of actual gold. The dining area, deck, rails, anchor, and utensils are all covered in gold, which is also used to decorate the base. According to legend, the stairs on the upper deck were built entirely of solid gold.

2. Eclipse $1.5 Billion

The second largest yacht in the world, Eclipse, is owned by Russian billionaire  Roman Abramovich.  Besides having an intruder detection system missile detection system, the yacht features 2 helipads, 24 guest cabins, a disco hall, two swimming pools, and hot tubs. It has been built by Blohm and Voss of Germany and designed by Terence Disdale. The helicopters and garage are located on the top deck of Eclipse, which has nine decks in total. Level 8 has a sundeck and swimming pool, whereas level 7 has an open deck, atrium, and swimming pool. The yacht’s main entrance is on the fourth floor, while the sixth level houses the salon, the main dining room, and a 40 ft. X 60 ft. full-beam loggia. In spite of having all these amenities, maintaining the Eclipse is still a costly task. According to reports, maintaining this luxurious boat will cost over $60 million each year. The cost to rent the warship for a day, according to media estimates, is about £175,000 for customers of Abramovich

3. Streets Of Monaco $1.1 Billion

Featuring miniatures of the renowned landmarks of Monaco like Monte Carlo Casino, Hotel de Paris, Ca Rascasse, and a beach-like swimming pool, Streets of Monaco, is a 500 feet long yacht and can be described as a floating city. The luxurious yacht will have access to a mini waterfall, a helicopter pad, and a submarine, as well as underwater views from the onboard cafe and bar. The Atrium, the luxurious yacht’s breathtaking highlight, will span three stories and 445 square meters and serve as the lucky billionaire owner’s primary living space. There will also be seven guest suites on board, each with a reception room, numerous bathrooms, and balconies.   

4. Azzam $600 Million

Rumored to be owned by a member of the royal family of the UAE, Azzam was commissioned by none other than the President of the United Arab Emirates Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Azzam, according to its makers is the most complex and challenging yacht to have ever been made. The interior of the ship was designed by French architect Christophe Leoni and was influenced by early 19th-century Empire architecture. Insiders have reportedly claimed that Azzam has more facilities than Abramovich’s favorite superyacht, albeit this is unconfirmed.

5. A+ (yacht) (Topaz) is worth $527 million.

2012 saw the construction of the 147-meter Topaz by Lurssen Yachts. It contains a jacuzzi, helicopter landing pad, garage for tenders, fitness center, and theatre, and it was built for an estimated $527 million. Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Deputy Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates, is the owner of Topaz and is estimated to be worth $8.7 billion by wealth-x.

6. Dubai $400 Million

Another extravagant yacht which is owned by Dubai is owned by the Sheik of Dubai, Mohammed Rashid al-Maktoum. Dubai is 531 feet when it comes to its size. It has been built by Blohm and Voss. The exteriors of it have been designed by Andrew Winch, while its interiors have been designed by Platinum   Yachts. Two 10 m long motor boats, a dining room that seats 90 people, a helipad with a maximum lift capacity of 9.5 tonnes, and a 10 m swimming pool are among the amenities.

The yacht also contains a squash court, a lobster tank, a submarine, 20 water bikes, and a disco. Eight decks make up the Dubai, which can accommodate up to 88 crew members and 115 passengers.    

7. Serene is worth $330 million.

This 440-foot boat, which has blue neon lights that give it a nighttime shine, is owned by Russian vodka wholesaler Yuri Scheffler. On its seven decks, which total 48,000 square feet of covered space, there are indoor and outdoor pools, 12 cabins, and an outdoor theatre. For $330 million, Scheffler acquired the boat with an Italian design in 2011.

8. Radiant is worth $320 million.

This 360-foot yacht, which was originally ordered by Russian millionaire Boris Berezovsky, was sold to United Arab Emirates billionaire car dealer Abdulla Al Futtaim. The amenities on Radiant give the traditional superyacht experience a James Bond touch.

It has water cannons that could sink an approaching boat from 100 yards distant and sound weaponry that would blow assailants’ eardrums. Even a smaller speedboat made exclusively for a fast getaway is available. Radiant offers 20 guest rooms, a gym, parking for tenders, and a jacuzzi.

9. Motor Yacht A $323 Million

Reportedly owned by Russian tycoon Andrey Melnichenko, the luxury yacht of Motor Yacht A, is reminiscent of a stealth warship or submarine and has been constructed by Architect Martin Francis and designed by Philippe Stark. It has been built by Blohm and Voss shipyard in Kiel and can accommodate 14 guests and 42 crew members. It has a master suite that is 2,500 square feet, a disco, a helicopter hangar, a separate 30-foot speedboat, and a swimming pool with a glass bottom. 

10. Al Said $300 Million

Al Said is owned by and named after the Sultan of Oman, Qaboos Bin Said Al Said, and is reportedly the world’s highest displacement superyacht with a displacement of 15850 tons and a length of 508.53 feet. There isn’t much information available about the Al Said other than the fact that it features a sizable music hall that can accommodate a 50-piece orchestra.   

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