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As the pursuit of luxury increases, so do the budgets spent on superyachts. These massive vessels contain unimaginable luxury elements that will embellish your dreams. Here are the world’s 10 largest superyachts.
Azzam
The moment Azzam touched salt water, it became the agenda of the maritime world. This 180-meter tall yacht with four decks belongs to a member of the Abu Dhabi family of the United Arab Emirates. Not much is known about Azzam’s private life, but it is said that this yacht, which cost 600 million dollars to build, can reach speeds of over 30 knots.
Eclipse
Eclipse, the 162.50 meter long boat of Russian businessman Roman Abramovich, one of the richest people in the world, was launched at Blohm+Voss Shipyard in Hamburg after five years of design and production. Eclipse’s main cabin is 56 meters long, which is astonishing. It can also accommodate 92 crew members, has a 16-metre swimming pool on its deck, larger than any yacht, and three helipads. Eclipse was awarded the Best Motoryacht award at the World Superyacht Awards in 2011.
Dubai
Designed by world-renowned superyacht designer Andrew Winch, the 162-metre Dubai is a truly remarkable vessel. Originally built for Prince Jefri of Brunei, the vessel was later sold to the Sheikh of Dubai and has since become one of the most iconic and luxurious superyachts in the world. The Dubai can accommodate up to 24 guests in opulent style, with five VIP suites, six guest suites and a master cabin, each with its own private balcony. One of the yacht’s most impressive features is its 21-metre-wide courtyard, which provides the perfect space for entertaining in style. Other amenities on board the Dubai include a swimming pool, discotheque, barbecue area, movie theater, gym, helipad and a garage large enough to accommodate all kinds of sea toys from submarines to speedboats.
Dilbar
The 156-meter long superyacht Dilbar, currently cruising under the name Ona, is the world’s largest private yacht. It was built by Lürssen Shipyard and named after the mother of Alisher Usmanov, one of the richest businesspeople in Russia. The superyacht costs approximately 350 million dollars and can accommodate 20 passengers and 48 crew members. It features a helipad, 180 cubic meters swimming pool, jacuzzi, gym, spa, sauna, open-air bar, massage room and movie theater.
Al Said
Born as Sunflower at Lürssen Shipyard, the 155-meter superyacht was renamed Al Said when it was sold to the Sultan of Oman.With a crew of 150, Al Said’s speed reaches 25 knots. It can accommodate 65 guests and has a hall where an orchestra of 50 people can perform. With a weight of 15,000 tons, the world’s largest displacement superyacht, Al Said, has many luxurious details on its six-deck, such as helipad, cinema and spa.
Topaz
When Topaz launched in 2012, it was declared the largest superyacht with a length of 147 meters and the most expensive superyacht with a cost of 400 million dollars. Topaz, designed by Tim Heywood, was produced in great secrecy. So little is known about the boat. The owner is a family from the United Arab Emirates. Topaz came to the fore with the big party that Leonardo Di Caprio gave a few years ago. 100 special guests, including famous names such as Orlando Bloom and Jamie Foxx, attended the 80s themed party.
Prince Abdulaziz
The 147-meter Prince Abdulaziz, owned by the Saudi King, was produced in 1984 at Helsingor Vaerft in Denmark and cost $184 million. It is stated that the large lobby on the main deck is the same as on the Titanic. It is rumored that there are also hardware and surveillance sections on the superyacht that can retaliate against any attack. 65 crew members are on duty at Prince Abdulaziz, where there is a mosque and a hospital as well as a movie theater.
Al Mahroussa
El Mahroussa, a historic superyacht with a length of 145.70 meters, was launched in 1865. Its owner was Khedive Ismail, the governor of Egypt, which was then part of the Ottoman Empire. The boat also appeared at the opening ceremony of the Suez Canal in 1869. With the refits it has undergone over the years, its length has been extended, its width has been expanded, and its technology has been upgraded. Currently in Alexandria, under the protection of the Egyptian Navy, El Mahroussa is now rarely seaworthy.
A
The sailboat and motor yacht A, both of which have strange but interesting designs, belong to Russian businessman Andrey Melnichenko. There are seven cabins on the 143 meter superyacht. The superyacht has three 100-meter masts, an elevator between the decks, a submarine, and two 11-meter-long auxiliary boats. There is also a resting area consisting of glass walls where the underwater can be viewed on the bow of A, where 54 crew members are assigned.
Nordic
Nord, which Lürssen launched in 2021, is the youngest superyacht on the list. Nord, known as Opus when it was in the project phase, is 142 meters tall.