See full version: The most outrageous yacht in the world would cost $250M
Meanwhile, the 492-foot-long Shaddai will be made from materials that reflect high-end Italian fashion design, and its streamlined profile provides a degree of modernity that you rarely see on even the fanciest of yachts. Confident about his sky-high concept, Teruzzi writes that he “wanted to take the owner to a point of [an] extreme sense of power. The yacht takes a name that corresponds perfectly to the main concept.”
Though still far from existing in the physical world, the dream boat is already generating heat among those in the know. “The yacht [offers] a unique way to enjoy the life at sea,” gushes Eva Belanyiova at industry Web site CharterWorld.com. [links]
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If sunbathing up high gets a little intense, you can always cool off in the glass-walled infinity pool — with a waterfall, of course. And in case you start to yearn for ocean creatures, simply repair downstairs and move to a second pool to get a shark’s-eye view of a giant aquarium. here
Have an extra $250 million lying around? If so, you may one day be the proud owner of the most outrageously cool yacht on the seven seas.
Its most striking feature is a sort of wing in back that rises 125 feet. It is topped off with a poshly outfitted master suite and 1,130-square-foot terrace that looks perfect for al fresco dining. “To ascend from the ground has been a desire of humankind since the very beginning,” Teruzzi writes in an e-mail to The Post, explaining the thinking behind his luxury perch. “The futuristic shape of the yacht is inspired by the most contemporary architecture.” more
Launched in 2012 A+ measures in at a whopping 147 metres making her the 6th biggest yacht in the world. She was built by famous boat yard Lurssen in Bremen, Germany. She has twin Pielstick diesel engines with enough power to reach a cruising speed of 22.9 knots and a top speed in excess of 25.5 knots.
Among her features she has zero-speed stabilisers, a helicopter landing pad, a swimming pool, a gym, cinema and a tender garage. Her lighting system pictured above also lights underwater.
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And we talk of the President of the UAE, the fact that money is no issue to him, is brought home, even more, when you get to know of the monies that went into making this gorgeous yacht that most of us can only dream of even being on, let alone owning. here
For a while, the Azzam was the world’s largest yacht at 590-feet or 180-meters long. Now, it has been pushed back into the second position when it comes to size. here
And yet, its triumph of being the largest has been shortlived for there's another yacht in the world now that may not be as expensive to build, but overshadows the Azzam in size, and well, intention.
But if you talk about the amount of money that has gone into making the Azzam a haven on water, it still stands at number one and is far ahead of its competitors. Built at a whopping cost of $605 million, we are sure the Azzam comes loaded with luxury and all the world's finest that money can offer. Considering it belongs to the president of the UAE, the details of what went inside are confidential for obvious security purposes. here
Here’s what we know about the Azzam and the kind of money that went into building it. Plus, a little about the vessel that dethroned the Azzam from it's largest yacht title. more
Somnio moving through icy waters – an artist’s impression. Winch Design
The luxury apartments, each with their own gym, will start at $11.2 million, and you can only offer to buy if you’re invited.
Plans for the world’s biggest yacht were unveiled on Monday – and the boat is set to have 39 apartments across six floors, with prices starting beyond $11 million.
The 221.89m-long superyacht, called Somnio, is scheduled to launch in 2024, and has an estimated build cost of $600 million, according to a press release. The world’s current biggest yacht, Azzam, is just under 182.88m long.
Somnio will give buyers “the intimacy of a private yacht alongside the chance to network in a vibrant community of like-minded owners,” its investors said in the unveiling on Monday, per the Financial Times. here
Buyers are promised a shared wine cellar and tasting room with 10,000 bottles, as well as restaurants, bars, and a beach club with watersports. here