The 50 most expensive yachts for sale now

Builder: Amels
Length: 60m
Designers: Tim Heywood, Damen Yachting, Luxury Projects

What impresses first about Moonstone is her tech capabilities. The superyacht is equipped with a hybrid propulsion system and a WASSP multi-beam sonar system that produces high-resolution bathymetric scanning, mapping out a live 3D view of the ocean floor. Though her leisure amenities are equally noteworthy, encompassing a sundeck with Jacuzzi, gym and massage room and an owner's cabin with Mongolian marble in the bathroom. Accommodation is for a party of 12.

Builder: Tankoa Yachts
Length: 72m
Designer: Francesco Paszkowski Design, Studio Ruggiero, Margherita Casprini

Delivered in 2018, Casino Royale (ex Solo) is no stranger to acclaim as a finalist in both the BOAT Design & Innovation Awards and the World Superyacht Awards. Her master cabin offers 180-degree views from its kingsize bed, a private study and a terrace with a sunbed and Jacuzzi. According to Paszkowski, one of the yacht's key design features is the beach club, which allows in natural light from a glass-bottom pool above and connects to the onboard wellness hub, complete with a Hammam and multiple fold-out terrace balconies.

Builder: Feadship
Length: 57.6m
Designers: Feadship De Voogt, Bannenberg & Rowell

Delivered as Larisa in 2013, W cruised under the same owner until she was sold in 2019. A 10-month refit soon followed, which saw W emerge from Feadship's Holland facilities with a gleaming silver hull, a larger Jacuzzi and an all-new television lounge. "The best thing about W is that she is a steel-hulled Feadship – and nothing even comes close," said W's current owner. "She gives you the freedom to explore anywhere in the world, unlike coastal yachts built by other companies." She's our latest entry to the list, having joined the market in April 2024. 

Builder: Benetti
Length: 63.5m
Designers: Stefano Natucci, Argent Design

Delivered in 2006, Lioness V  was described by the broker as a "milestone for Benetti and the industry alike" – though her layout benefits from a "proven format", particularly in the main saloon, dining area and upper deck. The main saloon opens up to the aft deck arranged with full bar, lounge area and extra wide staircase that leads down to the swim platform. An interesting perk is found up on the sundeck, arranged with a plunge pool, sunpads and an automated golf Tee-it driving range. A gym, steam room and shower are also to hand. The superyacht was listed for sale for the first time in September 2023.

Builder: Alia Yachts
Length: 60.2m
Designers: Omega Architects, Van Oossanen Naval Architects, RWD

In 2017 (a year after her launch), Samurai was nominated for a Showboats Design Award. The superyacht has also proven to be a successful charter platform, thanks to her 1,029GT volume and four convertible guest cabins. The master cabin measures 87.1 square metres and features its own lounge area and architectural skylight. Other perks include a spacious sundeck with Jacuzzi pool, a gymnasium and a folding swim platform for easy access to the water – complemented by the yacht's impressive variety of watertoys.

Builder: Christensen
Length: 50m
Designers: Christensen

Commissioned by a "pair of highly experienced New Jersey yachtsmen", Jackpot was the last yacht ever completed at the builder’s Vancouver facility, before it made the move to Tennessee. Accommodation is for up to 16 guests in six cabins, with all cabins benefitting from "sophisticated entertainment systems" and en suite bathroom facilities. Special features include a superyacht elevator for easy access to all four decks and a helipad on the sundeck, complete with fuel storage facilities.

Builder: Overmarine Group
Length: 50m
Designers: Igor Lobanov

N1 joined the market for the first time in September 2023. The model's exterior profile is said to be influenced by 1930s sports cars, with an "elongated bow, low profile and dynamic lines" and is a reinvention of the yard’s successful 165 model. Her standout feature is undoubtedly the split-level owner's suite, inspired by New York penthouses with an asymmetric layout, curvy interior lines and its own entrance lounge. Other highlights include an infinity pool and 69-square-metre sundeck.

Builder: Sanlorenzo
Length: 47.2m
Designers: Francesco Paszkowski Design

Sporting a large helipad on the aft deck, Arrow offers a versatile platform for intrepid explorers to roam the globe aboard. An explorer submarine is not part of the inventory but, like the helicopter, can be purchased separately. Her large Jacuzzi provides a welcome spot to unwind, as does her beach club and airy, contemporary main saloon, with floor-to-ceiling windows and doors that slide open onto an al fresco lounge. The superyacht is also equipped with state-of-the-art navigation and communication systems.

Builder: Heesen
Length: 49.8m
Designers: Omega Architects, Van Oossanen Naval Architects, Cristiano Gatto Design

Amare II is the second custom unit in Heesen's 5000 Hybrid series, with the first being sistership Home – the star yacht of Below Deck Mediterranean season seven. Her "state-of-the-art", optimised navigation system involves four cruising modes (from “economy” to “boost”) that can be set with the push of a button. Accommodation is for up to twelve guests across six cabins, not including the impressive 9.2-metre master cabin, fitted with a private study, a walk-in closet and an ensuite with Jacuzzi. This yacht has an impressive range of 3,750 nautical miles when pared back to 14 knots. 

Builder: Amels
Length: 58m
Designers: Winch Design

The custom-built Astrid Conroy has accommodation for 10 guests across five cabins, not including the main deck master. A spa, gymnasium, wood-clad Jacuzzi and wine cellar with seating comprise the superyacht's list of amenities, while an interior refit by Michela Reverberi in 2018 resulted in a brand-new cinema being installed. Her most recent refit was completed in 2023.