A luxury yacht experience comes with money getting pulled out of your pocket like crazy. Yacht, as we know, is a great mode of transport, but it also is a way to show off your wealth and your status in society. Let’s have a look at some of the most expensive yacht experiences in the world that you can avail yourself of:
- History Supreme
The famous History Supreme is made of gold and is the most expensive yacht in the whole world. Robert Kuok, one of Malaysia’s wealthiest and most influential men, owes the yacht. The yacht’s building time is around three years, and it is about 100 feet long. The yacht is designed by the famous luxury designer Stuart Hughes. It showcases a liquor bottle that has an 18.5-carat diamond featured in it. Along with that, the master suite has a 68kg 24-karat gold aqua vista panoramic wall aquarium. - Eclipse
Eclipse is the second most expensive yacht in the world that you can experience. Billionaire Roman Abramovich owns it. The yacht is fitted with an intruder missile detection system. It has two helipads as well as 24 guest cabins, and various other eye-catching features. The vessel is 533 feet long and has a mini-submarine that goes up to 50 meters underwater. The yacht has a strange characteristic: an anti-paparazzi shield that blocks lasers sweeping the nearby area. The bedroom windows are bulletproof, and the bridge has armor plating. - Streets of Monaco
The Streets of Monaco offer famous miniature sights like Monte Carlo Casino, Hotel de Paris, Ca Rascasse, etc. The yacht is 500 feet long and is otherwise described as a floating city. The boat offers a barbecue facility, mini waterfall, café-bar, etc., with an underwater view. The exteriors of the yacht have been designed by Opulent Yacht, whilst Filthy Rich Boaters designed the interiors. The luxurious suite the yacht has is equipped with an elevator, an office, a living room, and sundecks with a jacuzzi. - Azzam
Azzam is said to be the most complex and challenging yacht ever made. It is said to be owned by a member of the royal family based out of the UAE. The yacht is 590 feet long and has a speed of 35 km/hr, which is said to be the highest of any yacht. The yacht’s interiors are done by the famous interior designer Christophe Leoni, and the exteriors, on the other hand, have been designed by the famous Nauta Yacht. The yacht features two gas turbines and two diesel engines with a total power of 35048 kW. This yacht can travel at high speed in both deep and shallow water. - Motor Yacht A – $440 M
Motor Yacht is 400 feet long and is said to be owned by a famous Russian tycoon named Andrey Melnichenko. This yacht is reminiscent of a warship, or you could say submarine, and was later constructed by Architect Martin Francis along with Philippe Stark. It is built by Blohm and Voss shipyard back in Kiel. The yacht can accommodate 14 guests and 43 crew members. It has a 2,500 sq ft master bedroom and disco; along with this are the six guest suites inside, which are moving walls that get converted into staterooms. It also has extra extractions, such as a helicopter hanger, three swimming pools, a 30 feet long speed boat, etc.
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