Luxurious Yachts The Ultra-Rich Use To Travel The World
Hey Tourists! Wealthy individuals around the world are considered the primary market for superyachts, which are often made to reflect the opulent lifestyle of their owners. This type of extreme high-end yacht is becoming more popular, and there are currently over ten thousand superyachts. There is no official standard used to classify a yacht as a luxury one; however, the following definitely fall into this category. Here are details on twenty-one of the most luxurious yachts in the world.
Venus: Over 100 Million Dollars - Owned By Steve Jobs' Family
Venus is one of the most gorgeous yachts in the world and was being built for the owner of Apple Co. Steve Jobs and his family. Although Steve Jobe passed away before he could see the finished product, this 78-meter superyacht is by far one of the coolest products ever built. Built for extreme privacy, Venus is completely covered in tinted glass and is part of the beauty of this absolute unit. This superyacht is equipped with a garage for some of the world's most expensive cars, as well as a Mac computer system integrated into the entirety of the ship, making for high-tech integration easy for anyone to use. Still belonging to Steve Jobs' family, Venus is among the greatest works of art in the yacht industry and will stay that way for a long time.
Venus is undeniably amazing, though it definitely has competition for the top superyacht among the famous and rich, especially this next ship gives it a run for its money.
Victory: 100 Million Dollars
The Victory has seven decks and six pools, but many other features remain unknown due to the owner's private lifestyle, and only a few lucky guests will know the pure luxury on board the Victory. At 459 feet in length, it is one of the ten largest superyachts in the world and took a whopping five years to complete.
There is a good reason why this unit is almost always found in the top ten of any yacht ranking list, and it has to do with the incredible power, luxurious amenities, and overall perfect design of such a beautiful creation. It is not uncommon for ships like Victory to be without top-of-the-world guests and the absolute best food and beverage accommodations and entertainment.
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Ambrosia: 100 Million Dollars
Although the Ambrosia is considered smaller than most superyachts at 212 feet, it is still a luxurious way to travel the seas. The yacht can fit the twenty-person crew needed to operate the ship and about a dozen guests. It was built in 2005 by Italian company Benetti, launched the same year, and has a range of seven thousand nautical miles. Such an incredible feat is made possible by the diesel-electric Azipod propulsion, which allows for a level of fuel efficiency that is incredibly valuable to any vessel owner and allows captains to get farther on each tank of fuel, making for a more enjoyable experience for everyone.
Continue reading to learn about the superyacht typically docked in the south of France.
Annaliese: 103 Million Dollars
The Annaliese is usually docked in the south of France and is available for charter for those who pay up to 100,000 dollars per day for the privilege. For this price, visitors can make the most of the library, gym, pools, jet skis, and kayaks on board this luxurious vessel. Over fifty lucky guests can enjoy their time on the voyage at once with the beautiful, high-quality flooring and amenities. Also, the twenty-four-hour buffet and open bar make for great food and beverage benefits for those eager to indulge in the good life.
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Alysia: 116 Million Dollars
The Alysia was the world's most expensive yacht in 2006, the year in which it was constructed, and is owned by Greek businessman Andreas Liveras. The main room in this yacht is 1,300 square feet, which is larger than most apartments in major cities. There are also ten suites for guests and a garage full of jet skis and fishing and diving equipment. Prospective guests can rent the Alysiafor 900,000 dollars per week. The true value of the Alysia ship, however, would be the unparalleled service. With the ability to host thirty-six guests, and a service staff of thirty-four, the staff to passenger ratio makes for an extremely professional and high-class luxury service.
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Prince Abdulaziz: 150 Million Dollars
The Prince Abdulaziz is owned by the Saudi Arabian royal family and is 482 feet in length. This yacht is one of the largest motor yachts in the world, but due to the private lives of the owners, many features remain a mystery. It was built in 1984 and was the largest and tallest motor yacht on the planet for twenty-two years. Although the engine power of this vessel and the impressive overall cost to purchase, the most value of this vehicle is in the interior. The interior took over fifteen months of careful construction and design to be made and implemented perfectly in the structure.