Mega Yachts, Super Yachts, and Luxury Motor Yachts all have one thing in common.
You pretty much have to be a Multi-millionaire, or even a Billionaire to own one.
This is Glenn and today we are bringing you
10 Ridiculous yachts that will empty your bank account.
Number Ten
The Dynamiq GTT 115 yacht is designed inside and out by Studio F.A.
Porsche, an Austrian company owned by Porsche, with the naval architecture being done by
Vripack.
At 1,022 square feet, the sundeck is ideal for relaxing and entertaining as it showcases
a sunbathing area, alfresco dining, home theater, bar with barbecue area, and a Jacuzzi.
Below deck, there is a choice of three or four cabins for guest accommodations.
Each stateroom showcases in-suite baths and soundproof windows.
The 115-foot yacht is the first hybrid in the GTT series and has a top speed of 21 knots,
a cruising speed of 18 knots, and a range of 3,400 nautical miles.
There are only seven of these limited-edition all-aluminum superyachts available, starting
out at around 14 million dollars each.
Number Nine
This 312-Foot yacht was built by Blohm and Voss with the interior design by Michael Leach
and is owned by Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov.
The 5-deck yacht was built out of steel with an aluminum superstructure, has a top speed
of 19 knots and a range of 6000 nautical miles, at a cruising speed of 14 knots.
And can accommodate up to 16 guests in 8 cabins, and a crew of 33 in another 15 cabins.
Features include a large swimming pool on the aft deck, a jacuzzi jet pool, a private
cinema, and custom-built tenders.
Maybe if you are lucky, you can visit this Russian Oligarch and take a ride on his 200-million-dollar
superyacht as it is not available for charter.
Number Eight
The taTii was built in 2009 by Tamsen and has exterior deck space, with a spa pool and
seating area located on the bow, plus a classy al fresco dining area found aft and sunbeds
on the two aft decks.
The interior can carry up to 7 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed experience and sleeps
up to 10 guests in 5 staterooms, including 2 double cabins, 2 twin cabins, 2 Pullman,
and a master suite.
The large interior of the main deck area is separated by a partial room divider, while
balconies open out of the bulwarks to port and starboard, giving guests a clear view
out to sea.
This area also includes designer furniture, a bar, and an entertainment center.
Sold in March 2012, motor yacht taTii is back on the market and listed for sale by Burgess,
who is asking $10,800,000.
Number Seven
The 2010 Perle Noire was built by Dutch yard Heesen and just had a major refit, including
new exterior paint in 2016, by Omega Architects, with interior design by Gabriel Bernardi.
The main deck features a spacious saloon, which has all the necessary conveniences as
well as a formal dining area that can seat 10 people, while the sundeck has a four-person
Jacuzzi, a teppanyaki grill, and a wet bar.
The 122-foot Pearle has a stylish interior design with room for up to 12 guests and a
crew of 6 and comes with five cabins, two twin cabins, 2 double cabins, 2 Pullman, and
a master cabin.
Built with an aluminum hull this is capable of cruising at a speed of 22 knots, with a
top speed of 31 knots, and a range of 2000 nautical miles.
This is currently for sale at the cost of 8,500,000 dollars.
Number Six
The 2004 Ability Motor Yacht was built of aluminum by Italian yard Baglietto with the
exterior designed by Studio Spadolini and the interior design done by Studio Gagliardi.
Owned by fashion designer Roberto Cavelli, it was then christened RC.
Accommodations are for up to ten guests in five cabins consist of a master suite on the
main deck, two VIP suites below amidships, and a double and twin forward, all with full
en-suite bathrooms and entertainment centers.
The ability has a sizeable full-beam saloon on the main deck with comfortable dining areas,
and the top deck features an outdoor cinema, an outdoor sofa with a table, and seating
for up to 12 guests.
This 133-foot Yacht has a top speed of 28 knots and a cruising speed of 21 knots.
Refitted in 2016 the motor yacht Ability was
listed for sale by Burgess for almost 11 million dollars.
Number Five
Originally built in Germany, by Werft shipyard for Roman Abramovich in 2010. The Luna Mega
Yacht was then sold to Russian Oligarch and Billionaire, Farkhad Akhmedov in 2014.
This 374-foot mega yacht is the second largest expedition yacht in the world and has a 65-foot
swimming pool, a mini-submarine, and an anti-missile system.
With a spa, two heliports, and room for 18 guests, the Luna is more like a floating villa
than a yacht.
A London court ruled that Russian owner, Akhmedov, owed his ex-spouse, $567 million as part of
a divorce payment, and in the winter of 2017 and 18 when the Luna was sent to Dubai for
additional refitting, it was seized as the court sought to enforce their ruling.
Number Four
Launched in 2002 by Wally Yachts, the 98-foot Wally Power 118 is a superyacht integrating
technology with design, resulting in unique and noticeable characteristics like the deck
superstructure, the air inlets, and the vertical bow.
The open deck has a hidden crane and compartment for the tender and joins three areas from
stern to bow, including the saloon, the dining and seating area with tables that can be lowered
into the bow, and the navigation cockpit.
The owner’s stateroom includes a top skylight, has a king-size bed and side cabinets, and
his and her en-suite bathrooms.
While two identical guest cabins have queen-size beds and en-suite bathrooms.
The price of the Wally Power is 33 million dollars for the triple gas turbine version
or 22 million dollars for twin diesel.
It has a range of 1,500 nautical miles at 9 knots or 300 nautical miles at its top speed
of 60 knots.
Number Three
The 135-foot superyacht, Ocean Pearl, was built in 2010 by Rodriquez Yachts with Foster
and Partners designing the stunning exterior and interior.
Constructed with Aluminum hull and superstructure, the Ocean Pearl complies with MCA and RINA
standards.
Ocean Pearl's interior layout sleeps up to 12 guests in 5 rooms, including a master suite,
2 double cabins, 2 twin cabins and 2 Pullman with a strong emphasis on quality, interior
space, and lighting.
The innovative four-deck yacht can carry up to 7 crew onboard to guarantee a relaxed yachting
experience and has a cruising speed of 12 knots, a maximum speed of 16 knots, and a
range of 2,400 Nautical Miles.
Ocean Pearl is currently available for charter at the cost of between 134 and 151 thousand
dollars per week plus expenses.
Number Two
The 290-foot Custom motor yacht Asean Lady was built by Yantai Raffles in China and delivered
to owner Brian Chang in 2004.
Chang now co-owns the boat with Malaysia-based billionaire Vincent Tan.
The Singapore-based vessel features a unique interior and exterior design by Ian Mitchell,
that is based on the Proa concept, mastered by sailors in the Pacific Ocean over two thousand
years ago, and has been designed to accommodate up to 22 guests in 10 cabins and carry up
to 18 crew onboard to ensure a luxury yachting experience,
This yacht has 5 decks with a steel hull and superstructure, a top speed of 15 knots, cruising
speed of 12 knots, and a maximum range of 10,000 nautical miles.
This 60-million-dollar yacht is not believed to be available for sale or private charter.
Number One
This flippantly named 115-foot Guilty is a mega-yacht owned by European art collector
Dakis Joannou, from Greece, and was designed by Ivana Porfiri and Jeff Koons who hand-painted
the outside of the Yacht with bold geometric designs.
The living quarters are designed around graphic works of art, decorated with Italian Radical
Design furniture, and can accommodate up to 10 guests and 5 crew with white walls and
ceilings, a central staircase painted in assorted colors, and massive windows to exploit the
natural outside light.
The Main Cabin has a private terrace, 180-degree
views, the word Feelings hanging in neon lights
above the bed and is located on the top deck,
while the four guest cabins also feature museum-worthy art.
The Guilty is not for sale or charter,
and no value could be found, but I’m sure it
cost more than I will make in a lifetime.
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