The world’s most luxurious yachts attract attention with their incredible designs, technological equipment and enormous price tags. Here are some of the palaces on this sea:

Luxury Yacht Names and Prices

1. Octopus – $200 million
   • This yacht, designed by Paul Allen for exploration and research, has features such as submarine and music studio.

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   2. Lady Moura – $210 million

   • Owned by Saudi billionaire Nasser al-Rashid, this yacht is famous for its gold-plated details.

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   Al Mirqab – $250 million

   • Owned by the former Prime Minister of Qatar, Hamad bin Jassim, this yacht attracts attention with its elegance in its interior design.
2. Dilbar – $ 256 million
   • The huge yacht belonging to Alisher Usmanov is a luxurious floating palace with the largest pool in the world.
3. Al Said – $300 million
   • This yacht, owned by the Sultan of Oman, has a concert hall large enough to host an orchestra of 50 people.
4. Dubai – $350 million
   • Owned by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, this yacht is 115 metres long and has 7 decks.
5. Motor Yacht A – $400 million
   • This yacht, which attracts attention with its futuristic design and unique architecture, belongs to Andrey Melnichenko.
6. Sailing Yacht A – $500 million
   • One of the largest sailing yachts in the world, the Sailing Yacht A combines modern sailing technology with luxury.
7. Serene – $560 million
   • Owned by Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, this yacht dazzles with its magnificent interior design.
8. Rising Sun – $590 million
   • Designed by Oracle founder Larry Ellison, this yacht is an 82-room floating mansion.
9. Azzam – $650 million
   • At 180 metres long, this giant yacht is the longest private yacht in the world and belongs to the President of the United Arab Emirates.
10. Eclipse – $1.9 billion
    • Owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, Eclipse is the world’s most expensive yacht with two helipads, a mini-submarine and missile defence system.

These yachts not only offer luxury cruises at sea, but are also considered to be palaces on the sea, pushing the boundaries of technology, design and opulence.