See full version: Photos of the 10 most expensive sailing yachts in the world. Interior; Exterior
The EOS is one of the largest sailboats on earth with an amazing 93 meters – including its long bowsprit. It can carry up to 16 passengers plus crew and asked for three years of construction. Being one of the most expensive yachts on earth, inside pictures are very rare to find. You just need to be lucky enough to be aboard! [links]
Now, we hope you could get the opportunity of boarding one of these some day, it’s not given to everyone.
Built by the shipyard Royal Huisman for James Clark in 2004. It includes a cinema room, a Jacuzzi and a spectacular library. [links]
Believe it or not, this 64-meter-long sailboat started as a motor yacht in the late 1980s, which is why the interior design seem older and less high-tech than more recent yachts. more
An elegant, modern and high-tech yacht built by Perini Navi; the same man himself designed the interior. more
Built by Perini Navi Yachts, this sailboat is incredibly luxurious with a top speed of 18 knots. Built for Tom Perks who once suggested in an interview that it cost more than 150 million euros, but less than 300 million euros. The vessel is 289 feet long, with three rotating masts with 15 sails, or 2,400 square meters of sail area. It includes a gym, its own submarine and a jacuzzi on the deck with cinema, thus being the most expensive yacht on earth, we treat you with more pictures than the previous boats from this ranking. Words to describe it can be missing.
Al Raya's key amenities include a glass cased jacuzzi, gym, spa, cinema, helipad, lounge with a bar and piano, and a conference room large enough for 12 people. more
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Al Nahyan's boat has a capacity of 62 guests and 79 crew members. It has 29 guest cabins. This makes it one of the world's most voluminous yachts. The ship recently underwent a makeover and change of name, although there has been no news of a change of ownership. here
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With over 30% of the population composed of millionaires, you could find yourself rubbing shoulders with some very influential folk indeed. And maybe a bond villain or two, to boot. here
The annual regattas organized by the SFYC are justly famous; passing beneath the iconic Golden Gate Bridge they take in some of the best sights the city has to offer, drawing spectators from across the globe.
If you grow weary of sipping iced cocktails under a parasol at your favorite superyacht beach club, you could do worse than stop in at Monaco.
As such, a range of entertainment is but a convenient walk away – restaurants and shopping centers cater to all tastes, and a regular ferry service gives access to Dockyard, and St. George’s.
Also included in the Clubhouse complex is a sumptuous shopping arcade overflowing with designer boutiques, and state-of-the-art function and conference rooms large enough to accommodate a wedding party, business meeting, or anniversary bash. here
The ship's owner, Alisher Usmanov, bought an actual docking space for it in Antibes, France. No other boats can dock there without the permission of Alisher. And seeing that, at 156m, Dilbar is a hefty boy, that is the biggest parking space in the world and probably the most expensive. [links]
Even Jeff Bezos denied having bought the $400 million, Flying Fox.
And he is not the kind of guy who you would suspect to be shy of the costs, or being very careful when it comes to his public image.
The reality is that owning a yacht is not synonymous with good press anymore and that the costs of running one amount to somewhere in the vicinity of 1% per year.
And if you add the fact that you can always charter one, you end up with the idea that having a luxury yacht commissioned is perhaps vulgar and just bad business.
This is another beautiful example of yacht design. And not just because of its size. Dubai can fit a total of 115 people, including the crew guests and staff. [links]
But Abramovich did fit his yacht with something not all other yachts have. The master bedroom is not only as luxurious as one can get but is also fitted with bulletproof windows and anti-paparazzi laser light systems. Because when you pay $340 million for a beautiful yacht, privacy should not be an issue. here