Top 10 Most Expensive Yachts in the World

Top 10 Most Expensive Yachts in the World

Top 10 Most Expensive Yachts in the World

Top 10 Most expensive yachts in the world
Lurssen $622 million Project Azzam
Price: $622 million
Lürssen Yachts, one of the world’s notable shipbuilding companies (based in Bremen-Vegesack), is building what is expected to be the world’s largest private yacht when it launches.
At 590 ft, project Azzam will be around 57 ft longer than the current largest private yacht ‘Eclipse’ and is estimated to cost around $622 million to build.
Eclipse yacht
Price: $485 million
Owner: Roman Abramovich, Russia
Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich's yacht is known as the world’s largest private yacht at 558 feet in length.
Facilities on board include water jets, cinema, library, swimming pool and a private garden. The vessel is bullet and bomb proofed and there are five possible exits from the vessel. Ideal for someone who may be particular about their security.
‘A’ Superyacht
Price: $323 million
Owner: Andrey Melnichenko, Russia
Owned by Russian billionaire Andrey Melnichenko, 'A' is over 390 feet in length. The unique name of this yacht was inspired by name of the owner’s wife, Aleksandra.
The yacht includes a helipad for a private chopper and the flooring is known to be done up in marble. The unique shape of the boat was designed to cut through icebergs but is perfectly well suited for cruises in the Mediterranean waters.
Platinum 525
Price: $300 million+
Owner: Sheikh Mohammed bin-Rashid Al Makhtoum, Dubai
In 2005 Platinum 525 was the largest yacht in the world before being taken over by the Eclipse and ‘A’ yachts.
Commissioned in 1996 by Prince Jefri Bolkiah, the boat was bought by the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin-Rashid Al Makhtoum.
The vessel is 525 feet in length and is equipped with luxurious features such as a private helipad with observation rooms and fully loaded luxury suites for passengers. Other amenities include a squash court, swimming pool and health spa.
Pelorus Yacht
Price: $300 million
Owner: Roman Abramovich, Russia
One of Roman Abramovich’s favorite cruise ships with a sprawling length of 377 feet.
Built in 2003 by German shipyard Lurssen Yard, the interior includes the expertise of designer Tim Heywood.
Initially owned by an Arab skeikh and later sold to Mr. Abramovich, the yacht underwent some major changes in its design to suit Roman's needs.
Loaded with luxury features such as jet skies, wave runners, helipads, swimming pools, conference rooms and guest suites, Pelorus can comfortably house 18 guests and 40 permanent members of staff.
Dilbar Yacht
Price: $256 million
Owner: Alisher Usmanov, Russia
Owned by Russian business magnate Alisher Usmanov, the yacht is known to be over 361 feet long with space for 12 guests and 48 crew members.
Created by Luerssen, the German shipyard, the ship is known to be loaded with luxuries including a private helipad and swimming pools among others.
Rising Sun
Price: $200 million+
Owner: David Geffen, America
David Geffen's yacht was originally commissioned by Oracle CEO Larry Ellison. This 453-feet vessel still stands as one of the top 10 largest private yachts in the world.
There are 82 luxurious rooms on 5 stories which include the 8,000 sq meter of living space with facilities such as a gymnasium, spa, sauna, an extensive wine cellar, an ultra-luxurious master bedroom, a private cinema and a basketball court which doubles as a helipad when needed.
Al Salamah
Price: $200 million
Owner: Sultan bin Abdul Aziz, Saudi Arabia
Al Salamah became famous for its unique design which did not include the traditional mast, sail or even complicated roping system like the others. The design was prepared by German shipping company HDW.
There is ample space for 36 guests and 96 crew members. on board facilities include a library, cinema, business center, beauty parlor & spa, and also a gymnasium. Should any medical emergencies arise, there is a fully equipped hospital on board.
Lady Moura
Price: $200 million
Owner: Dr. Naseer Al Rasheed, Saudi Arabia
Lady Moura is arguably most recognizable from the outside by it's prominent 24 carat gold lettering of its name. It was designed by Blohm & Voss along with interiors being done by Luigi Strugio.
On board there are housed the Mangusta 80 boat along with 48-feet San Juan boat and an S76B helicopter.
Octopus
Price: $200 million
Owner: Paul Allen, America
Built in 2003, Octopus became the largest private yacht in the world at 414-feet long.
This luxury vessel was commissioned by Paul Allen and was built by Lurssen Yachts.
Amongst its technical prowess are the 8 Mercedes engines, which generate a combined power of 19,200 HP taking the top speed of the yacht to 20 knots with a cruising speed of 17 knots. The capacity for accommodation stands at 26 guest members with 57 from the crew in 41 suite rooms. Other amenities include 2 helicopters, 2 tender boats, a private cinema and even a recording studio.