May 2026 saw just a handful of superyacht price adjustments compared to April's figures, though they were just as punchy, with 39 price drops across the brokerage market representing a total reduction of €33,900,000, according to exclusive data from BOATPro. BOAT rounds up the five most significant price reductions last month, including the 49-metre C. & G. Boatworks superyacht Compass Rose and the Dutch-built 68-metre Icon Yachts motor yacht Loon.
Read More/Brokerage report: Superyacht sales pick up in May ahead of summer cruising season1. Florentia - €4,600,000 price drop
Length: 52m
Builder: Rossinavi
Now asking: €34,900,000 with Ocean Independence
The largest price drop announced during May was on the 52-metre Rossinavi motor yacht Florentia, which was reduced by €4,600,000. Built in 2020 by the Italian yard, the steel and aluminium Rossinavi model is characterised by "romantic" exterior lines by Stefano Vafiadis, with naval architecture from the drawing boards of Arrabito Naval Architects. Inside, her neutral-toned 810GT interior is owed to A++ Carlo Colombo, who was inspired by the forms of nature combined with modern technology and functionality.
She can accommodate 12 guests across six cabins, including a main deck master suite with a balcony, and a forward-facing VIP on the upper deck. One highlight in particular is her deck spaces, which include a sunbathing area with a spa pool, offering far-reaching views while underway. For entertaining, a large dining table for 12 can be found on the main deck under shade, making it available for all-weather use and boosting her appeal for charter.
Read More/New CA and €4.6M price reduction on 52m Rossinavi motor yacht Florentia2. Compass Rose - $5,000,000 price drop
Length: 49m
Builder: C. & G. Boatworks
Now asking: $20,950,000 with Northrop & Johnson
May brought a $5,000,000 price reduction for the C. & G. Boatworks motor yacht, bringing her asking price down from $25,950,000 to $20,950,000. Delivered by the American shipyard in 2011, Compass Rose is an aluminium long-range displacement yacht developed for owners seeking a vessel made for global cruising. Designed by D. Marine Design, her wide silhouette and 621GT give her an impressive interior on par with larger explorer yachts.
Standout features on board include an expansive sundeck, where guests can socialise with al fresco dining serviced by the bar and grill.
Read More/$5M price drop on 49m C. & G. Boatworks motor yacht Compass Rose3. Starburst III - €2,150,000 price drop
Length: 47m
Builder: Bilgin
Now asking: €18,750,000 with Burgess
Delivered in 2017 by the Turkish yard to a design by Unique Yacht Design, the steel and aluminium motor yacht Starburst III was later refitted in 2019. A showpiece onboard is her grand spiral staircase on the main deck, which connects the split-saloon and is illuminated by a skylight. Both levels feature social spaces and a dining table to maximise entertaining space on board.
The skylounge leads directly out to a covered aft upper deck with an al fresco dining space that seats all guests and a bar for relaxed cocktails. Above, a glass-bottomed spa pool on the sundeck offers uninterrupted views over the bow.
Read More/€2.1M price drop on 47m Bilgin motor yacht Starburst III4. CeFeA - €1,900,000 price drop
Length: 34m
Builder: Solaris Yachts
Now asking: €21,000,000 with Denison Yachting
Denison Yachting announced a €1,900,000 price drop on the Solaris sailing yacht CeFeA during May. Delivered in 2020, CeFeA was launched as the only Solaris 111 model, designed by Monaco Yacht Temptation with naval architecture developed by Javier Soto Acebal and interiors owed to both Monaco Yacht Temptation and Boutsen Design. The name is a mix of her owner's children's names, Celia, Felix and Alex, and so an important part of CeFeA's design is the layout of family spaces.
A spacious cockpit forward was designed as the focal point of social activities, and while underway, the helms, winches and manoeuvring areas are separated by enough real estate to keep guests safe. But the best piece of planning on deck is the beach club, which enables the owner to enjoy complete privacy and undisturbed access to their private cabin.
Read More/New CA on 34m Solaris 111 sailing yacht CeFeA5. Loon - $1,950,000 price drop
Length: 68m
Builder: Icon Yachts
Now asking: $42,950,000 with Merle Wood & Associates and IYC
A generous $1,950,000 price reduction was announced this May on the 68m motor yacht, Loon. Her impressive 1295 GT allows for a spacious living arrangement, offering seven cabins for 12 guests, including an owner's suite on the main deck, complete with a private staircase leading up to an exclusive upper lounge or office with 180-degree views and its own exterior sunbathing area. This unique space offers privacy and flexibility, with the potential to be converted into an additional VIP cabin, creating an eight-cabin configuration similar to her sistership.
The beach club is the standout feature on Loon, with a bar, gym and massage room, with sun beds and easy access to the water. The yacht was extended by five metres in 2014 by Icon Yachts. The result enlarged the beach club considerably, complemented by twin staircases leading up to the main deck aft.
Read More/New JCA on 68m Icon Yachts superyacht LoonThe order of yachts included in this article has been determined according to the exchange rate reported at the time of publication. For further information, please refer to BOATPro's live online database.