- S/Y A, (142,8m), Nobiskrug: No super sailing yacht list would be completed without the mention of the ever-controversial and highly innovative 142.8-meter Sailing Yacht A. Officially classified as a sail-assisted motor yacht, Sailing Yacht A blends elements of both the sailing yacht and motor yacht segments and, in addition to those imposing 100-meter-high carbon fibers masts, therefore makes the cut for our ‘largest sailing yachts in the world’ list. Built by Nobiskrug and delivered in 2017, Sailing Yacht A is not only the longest yacht on the list, but at 12,558 GT is also five times larger than the second yacht in this definitive list.
- S/Y Parsifall III, (54m), Perini Navi: With a jet-black hull and white superstructure, Parsifal III’s stylish design exudes excellence while also maintaining high levels of comfort and practicality. Her striking Rémi Tessier interior is highlighted by her blend of dark ebony woodwork, light sycamore, stainless steel and fine leather. Exquisite design and workmanship create an ultra-modern and stylish feel for up to 14 guests and nine crew. Her generous deck areas play host to a wide range of amenities including an outdoor bar, Jacuzzi and ample space for sunbathing and relaxing. Parsifal III’s impressive leisure and entertainment facilities make her the ideal charter yacht for socializing and entertaining with family and friends. She’s currently the 37th largest sailing superyacht in the world.
- S/Y Black Pearl, (106,7m), Oceanco: Designed and built to cross oceans under sail power alone, Black Pearl is widely considered as the largest sailing yacht in the world at 106-metres in length. Delivered to her owner in 2018 and built by the Oceanco shipyard in the Netherlands, Black Pearl, with her sophisticated energy-generation system and high-tech DynaRig setup by Dykstra Naval Architects is one of the most advanced yachts of her kind and was developed by her boundary-pushing owner together with a world-class design team.
- S/Y Maltese Falcon (88m), Perini Navi: One of the most iconic yachts of all time and certainly one of the most photographed in recent years, the revolutionary 88-meter Maltese Falcon is famed for her sophisticated automated square-rigged DynaRig sail plan. Three towering free-standing rotating carbon-fiber masts hold 25,800 square feet of canvas on 15 square sails delivering exceptional performance, speed, and maneuverability. The yacht, built by Perini Navi, was sold in August of 2009 to her current owner, who actively takes part in superyacht regatta’s, showing off the yacht’s capabilities.
- S/Y Drumbeat, (53m), Dubois: Built by Alloy Yachts in 2002 and designed by Dubois Naval Architects, the 53-meter Drumbeat easily met her owner’s requirement to combine good sailing performance with comfort, seaworthiness, and space. A unique design feature of the large sailing yacht is the layout on one level from the cockpit through the saloon and dining area to the forward wheelhouse. This creates an expansive area for entertaining. In 2005 the interior was redesigned to reflect the simplicity and beauty of the lines of this stunning sailing yacht. The colors, materials, and furniture are designed for comfort. Lighting has been brought to the highest standard, giving the option of setting the appropriate mood to the saloon and throughout the yacht. The overall feeling is one of casual elegance for 10 guests in five staterooms. Drumbeat is one of the most highly-rated performance sloops on the global yacht charter fleet.
- S/Y Aquijo (86m), Oceanco: Another Dutch sailing yacht making the Top 10 list is the 86-meter Aquijo by Vitters and Oceanco. Designed by Bill Trip’ and launched in 2015, Aquijo is the largest ketch-rigged sailing yacht in the world with her mainmast towering an 88.4- meters above sea level. Aquijo’s interior layout sleeps up to 12 guests in 7 rooms, including a master suite, 3 VIP staterooms, 1 double cabin, 1 double/twin cabin, 1 twin cabin, and 1 convertible cabin. She is also capable of carrying up to 17 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience. Timeless styling, beautiful furnishings and sumptuous seating feature throughout to create an elegant and comfortable atmosphere.
- S/Y Pink Gin VI, (53,9m), Judel Vrolijk & Co: As the name would suggest, Pink Gin VI is a yacht to bear this name, which is derived from a rhubarb-based cocktail. Owner Hans Georg Näder has also owned build yard Baltic Yachts since 2013 and his latest yacht is the largest carbon-fiber sloop in the world. Key features include a pair of fold-out balconies and two collapsible chandeliers that add a touch of glamour to the cockpit. Pink Gin’s interior configuration has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests overnight in 6 cabins, comprising a master suite, 1 VIP stateroom, 3 double cabins, and 1 twin cabin. She is also capable of carrying up to 8 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.
- S/Y Eos, (82,6m), Lurseen: EOS was built in Germany under a cloak of secrecy for her American media and movie mogul Barry Diller. She is a three-masted Bermuda rigged schooner and was refitted at Royal Huisman in 2011. After emerging from her refit she caught fire in Norway and had to return to the yard to be repaired. It is one of the most private vessels in the world.
- S/Y Enigma, (75m), Dcan: Sailing yacht Enigma (previously known as Phocea) was built as a single-handed race yacht, designed to compete in the Observer Single-Handed Trans-Atlantic Race. After crossing the Atlantic in 1976, she was converted to a cruise ship by the French shipyard DCAN. In 1999/2000 her owner, a well-known individual after whom the 105 meter Lady Moura was named, ordered a major interior and exterior refit at the Lürssen shipyard in Germany. The yacht was again sold in 2010 to her current owners. Enigma accommodates 12 guests in a master suite, one VIP, two double and two twin cabins, and sleeps, 23 crew members.
- S/Y Athena, (90m), Royal Huisman: ATHENA is a 90m luxury yacht, built by Royal Huisman and delivered in 2004. Her top speed is 18.9kn and she boasts a maximum cruising range of 4000.0nm at 10.0kn with power coming from two 2000.0hp Caterpillar 3516-B diesel engines. She can accommodate up to 10 people with 20 crew members.
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