Which yachts are the most expensive in the world?

This article is for you if you are passionate about sailing or appreciate the engineering marvels listed below.
Your net worth must be at least in the millions to be able to purchase the superyacht you want.
Here’s a list of the 20 most expensive yachts in the world…

The Top 20 Most Expensive Yachts In the World

The list of yachts and figures mentioned below have been compiled from various
sources around the web, such as  Luxhabitat and List25 . 
These are the 20 most expensive yachts in the world:
Certainly, here’s the article with the yacht listings in reverse order, starting from 20 and counting down
to 1:

20. Lionheart – $150 Million

Sir Philip Green’s Lionheart is a 207-foot superyacht with six VIP rooms, private balconies, and a star-
studded guest list. It was built by Italian shipbuilding company Benetti and completed in 2016.

19. Aviva – $150 Million

British billionaire Joe Lewis’s superyacht, Aviva, comes in at $150 million. It boasts a full-size tennis court
and is thought to house some of his most precious and expensive art pieces.

18. Solandge – $180 Million

Solandge, a 280-foot yacht built by Lurssen, was the highest brokerage in 2017. It’s available to rent for
around $1.1 million a week and features eight VIP suites, a grand piano, and a glass art installation by
Murano.

17. Ecstasea – $200 Million

Built by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich in 2004, Ecstasea is approximately 85.95 meters long and
has won multiple design awards for its stunning interior. It can comfortably sleep 14 passengers.

16. The Rising Sun – $200 Million

Designed by Jon Bannenberg for Larry Ellison in 2004, The Rising Sun is 138 meters long and has 82
rooms, a basketball court, wine cellar, and a movie theater. It originally cost $200 million to build.

15. Octopus – $200 Million

Built for Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen in 2003, Octopus has a lavish interior, a large study, a
basketball court, a recording studio, an outside bar with a whirlpool, and a glass-bottom swimming pool.
It can sleep up to 26 guests and 56 crew members and comes with two submarines and two helipads.

14. Lady Moura – $210 Million

Saudi Arabian businessman Nasser Al-Rashid owns Lady Moura. It boasts a pool with a retractable roof,
a helicopter, 24-karat gold lettering and embellishments, and a unique sand-covered hydraulic platform
that turns into a beach-like experience.

13. Al Mirqab – $250 Million

Owned by Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al-Thani, the former Prime Minister of Qatar, Al Mirqab
features 10 bedrooms, a swimming pool, VIP suites, an onboard cinema, jacuzzi, and various
watersports equipment. It has 55 crew cabins.

12. Dilbar – $256 Million

This colossal 360-foot yacht is owned by Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov. It has one helipad, several
swimming pools, and can accommodate 20 guests and 48 cabin crew.

11. Pelorus – $300 Million

Built in 2003 by Lürssen, Pelorus was initially owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich. It’s now
owned by Hong Kong-based billionaire Samuel Tak Lee. The yacht is 115 meters long and has two
helipads, landing boats, and jet skis. It’s staffed by a crew of 46 year-round.

10. Serene – $300 Million

Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia purchased this 439-foot yacht in 2015. It has multiple
swimming pools, two helipads, a submarine, and an underwater viewing room.

9. Al Said – $300 Million

The Sultan of Oman, Qaboos Bin Said Al Said, owns Al Said. It can host up to 70 guests, sleep 154 crew
members, and reach around 22 knots. It even has a large concert hall.

8. Radiant – $320 Million

Radiant, owned by Emirate Billionaire Abdulla Al Futtaim, is about 110 meters long and sleeps up to 20
guests and 44 crew members. It has multiple swimming pools, a helipad, a massage room, a swimming
platform, a movie theatre, a gym, and even a water cannon to deter pirates.

7. Dubai – $400 Million

Sheikh Mohammed Rashid al-Maktoum owns Dubai. It features jacuzzis, a pool with handmade tiles, a
helipad, and a circular glass staircase that changes color when lit from above. It can accommodate up to
115 crew members.

6. Motor Yacht A – $440 Million

This impressive 390-foot yacht is owned by Russian billionaire Andrey Melnichenko. It has a massive
master bedroom, a disco, a helicopter hangar, a 30-foot speedboat, and a glass-bottomed pool.

5. Topaz – $527 Million

Built for Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Topaz has a large jacuzzi, a swimming pool, double
helicopter landing pads, and a state-of-the-art gym, cinema, and conference room.

4. Azzam – $600 Million

Azzam is the world’s largest yacht at 590 feet. Owned by Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nayan, it boasts a
missile defense system, a bullet-proof master suite, and can reach speeds of over 35 mph.

3. Streets of Monaco – $1 Billion

The “Streets of Monaco” is like a floating city with miniature versions of Monaco’s landmarks. It features
a go-kart circuit, three pools, a mini-submarine, a helipad, seven guest suites, a mini waterfall, and an
underwater-view restaurant.

2. Eclipse – $1.5 Billion

Owned by Roman Abramovich, this yacht is a fortress on water. It has missile detection sensors,
bulletproof windows, two helipads, two pools, 24 guest bedrooms, a disco hall, and even a mini-
submarine.

1. History Supreme – $4.8 Billion

This jaw-dropping yacht is made from solid gold and platinum. It’s 100 feet long and was designed for
Malaysia’s richest man, Robert Knok. The master bedroom even has a T. Rex bone statue and a wall
made of meteorite rocks!

In summary, these are the 20 most expensive yachts in the world, counting down from $150 million to
an astonishing $4.8 billion. Which one is your favorite? Leave a comment below!