Superyachts are the ultimate symbol of luxury, combining innovative design with jaw-dropping amenities. From personal submarines to sprawling swimming pools, these floating palaces redefine what it means to travel in style. Here’s a closer look at ten of the most expensive superyachts in the world, each bringing its own flavor of opulence and adventure.
10. La Perla: $3.2 Million
La Perla is a 130-foot charter yacht that blends the charm of the 1920s steamboat era with a sleek, futuristic design. For $3.2 million, or $80,000 per week to rent, it’s a floating paradise that can host up to 26 guests. With a dedicated crew of nine, expect impeccable service from start to finish.
While cruising at a relaxed 13 knots, guests can unwind with stunning ocean views or indulge in a private massage parlor onboard. Ideal for anyone seeking a luxurious, slow-paced voyage, La Perla ensures that every detail is covered, making it the ultimate retreat on the water.
9. Adastra: $10 Million
Adastra is a marvel of modern yacht engineering, standing out with its sleek trimaran design. Priced at $10 million, this 140-foot vessel is made from Kevlar and carbon fiber, making it light and exceptionally fuel-efficient. Adastra offers a balance of speed and eco-consciousness, cruising at 17 knots and topping out at 23 knots, ideal for quick passages and long adventures alike.
Perfect for intimate trips, it accommodates up to six guests and boasts a range of 4,000 nautical miles, making transoceanic voyages a breeze. If you’re after a thrilling yet sustainable escape, Adastra ticks all the boxes.
8. Odyssey: $35 Million
Designed for adventure-seekers, Odyssey is a 190-foot superyacht that combines luxury with high-end exploration capabilities. At $35 million, it offers a unique boat cave for smaller watercraft, turning every journey into an opportunity for discovery. Its 14-knot cruising speed and 3,200-mile range make it ideal for long-distance trips.
With four VIP suites and a master bedroom, Odyssey can pamper up to 10 guests in absolute luxury. Maintaining this yacht costs between $3 to $5 million annually, but the adventure and comfort it offers make it well.
7. Lady Linda: $44 Million
Lady Linda blends classic art deco charm with modern amenities to create a stunning floating retreat. At 157 feet and $44 million, this yacht features polished stone, burl wood accents, and elegant decor throughout. With accommodations for up to 12 guests, including a lavish master suite, every inch of Lady Linda is designed for luxury.
Capable of cruising at 22 knots, it’s perfect for those who want to get to their destination quickly and in style. Whether you’re hosting a small party or enjoying a quiet getaway, Lady Linda offers an unparalleled blend of speed, design, and comfort.
6. Tatiana: $100 Million
If you’re after true extravagance, Tatiana delivers. This $100 million, 262-foot yacht boasts a massive 30-foot pool that transforms from open air to indoor, ensuring year-round enjoyment. With space for up to 16 guests, Tatiana offers endless relaxation with amenities like saunas, steam rooms, and wellness centers.
With a 7,500-nautical-mile range, this yacht is built for global exploration. At $10 million per year in running costs, Tatiana is the ultimate in maritime luxury, perfect for those who demand nothing less than the best.
5. Yas: $180 Million
Yas is a superyacht unlike any other. Originally a Dutch Navy frigate, this 463-foot vessel underwent a $200 million transformation into a symbol of both power and luxury. Combining military-grade technology with the comforts of high-end yachting, Yas offers a unique experience at sea.
With room for 60 guests and a crew of 56, this yacht is made for large-scale gatherings.
One standout feature is the giant glass dome in the owner’s cabin, offering stunning 360-degree views. Fast and elegant, Yas redefines what it means to combine luxury and performance on the water.
4. Lonian & Hodor: $215 Million
Lonian is an 87-meter yacht that exudes elegance, built by Feadship in 2018. With its sleek design and luxurious amenities, including a pool, beach club, and helipad, this $215 million yacht ensures comfort and privacy for every guest. It’s the epitome of modern luxury yachting.
Hodor, Lonian’s 66-meter support vessel, launched in 2019. It carries all the toys—submarines, jet skis, and other watercraft—ensuring that every adventure is within reach. Together, these two yachts deliver the ultimate yachting experience, blending luxury with endless possibilities for exploration.
3. Motor Yacht A: $300 Million
Controversial in design, Motor Yacht A has been labeled “the ugliest yacht in the world,” but beneath its unconventional exterior lies unmatched luxury. Spanning 394 feet and priced at $300 million, this vessel offers everything from bombproof glass to an indoor boat garage for smaller vessels.
Accommodating up to 14 guests with a staff of 42, Motor Yacht A ensures the highest level of service. Its futuristic design might not appeal to everyone, but it’s undeniably one of the most innovative and secure yachts ever built.
2. Nord: $500 Million
Nord, a 464-foot masterpiece, is an adventure-lover’s dream. Valued at $500 million, this yacht can cruise vast distances autonomously, making it perfect for long-range trips. With two helipads and an impressive sports and diving center, Nord is built for thrill-seekers looking for luxury.
Its versatility and sheer size make it one of the most capable yachts in the world, ensuring it remains a top choice for those who want adventure without compromising comfort.
1. Eclipse: $1.5 Billion
At $1.5 billion, Eclipse is the most expensive yacht in the world, owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich. This 533-foot vessel is a floating fortress, with bulletproof glass, an anti-paparazzi laser system, and a mini escape submarine, all wrapped in unparalleled luxury.
Accommodating 36 guests and a crew of 70, Eclipse ensures that every need is met with the highest standard of service. It’s the ultimate symbol of wealth, combining privacy, security, and opulence into one stunning package.
