The biggest superyacht price drops of April

15 May 2026 • Written by Lucy Pughe-Morgan

April 2026 saw a wave of superyacht price adjustments, with 68 price drops across the brokerage market representing a total reduction of €63,000,000, according to BOATPro. BOAT rounds up the six most significant price reductions, from the 60-metre Lürssen superyacht Caipirinha to the spacious 38-metre Westport motor yacht Serenity...

1. Caipirinha - €10,920,000 price drop

Credit: Edminston

Length: 60m
Builder: Lürssen
Now asking: €39,900,000 with Edmiston and SuperYachtsMonaco

A major price drop was announced during the month on the 60-metre Lürssen motor yacht Caipirinha. At almost €11,000,000, this is the biggest reduction on the market in April 2026. Delivered by German shipyard Lürssen in 2009, the voluminous 1,182GT motor yacht was constructed in steel and aluminium to a design by Espen Øino International. The Lloyd's classed build picked up the coveted Neptune for Motor Yacht of the Year at the 2010 World Superyacht Awards.

Her standout features include a formal saloon that can be converted to a cinema via a hidden screen and projector, making her living space versatile and sociable. Her exterior allows for social space across three decks, peppered with bars, a jacuzzi, a gym and casual lounge areas with panoramic views. Her formal dining options can seat an impressive 14 guests alongside other al fresco options, making this an ideal yacht for entertaining large groups.

2. AHS - $5,100,000 price drop

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Credit: Superyacht Partners

Length: 66m
Builder: Oceanco
Now asking: $49,900,000 with Superyacht Partners

April brought a $5,100,000 price reduction for the Oceanco motor yacht, bringing her asking price down from $55,000,0000 to $49,900,000. Built in 2005 by the Dutch shipyard, she received an extensive 16-month rebuild completed in 2020, including a full redesign of the owner's suite, VIP and guest cabins on the main deck. Her interiors are the work of Alberto Pinto, and she offers accommodation for up to 16 guests in eight cabins, including a full-beam master suite with its own lounge, double-sided drop-down television screen, and adjoining private office.

One highlight in particular is her beamy sundeck, accommodating a 19,000-litre pool and a helipad that transforms into a sun lounge. An exterior dining table that seats up to 18 guests and an outdoor cinema set-up complete this level and boost her charter appeal.

3. No Rush - €2,600,000 price drop

€2.6M price drop on 50m Mangusta 165 REV motor yacht No Rush

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Credit: Royal Yacht International

Length: 50m
Builder: Overmarine Group
Now asking: €30,900,000 with Royal Yacht International

Delivered in 2023, this relatively new build is speedy for her size and is in the top 10 per cent by speed in the world, reaching a maximum speed of 34 knots, powered by four Rolls-Royce marine engines. No Rush was designed by Overmarine's in-house team and Igor Lobanov, who created an expansive deck layout. Inside, the main saloon is designed as a social hub, featuring a casual lounge, a dining area for six, and a bar. An al fresco dining space is available on the aft deck, and a wide starboard balcony next to the dining area provides a welcoming breeze when entertaining.

The highlight on board is found on the elongated foredeck, where a Jacuzzi pool overlooks the bow, flanked by sun pads, offering unobstructed views. Alongside this, there is more lounge seating and an al fresco dining space, all thoughtfully integrated and designed with full custom interiors by Marcello Pianosi POM.

4. Tito el Patron - $2,600,000 price drop

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Credit: IYC

Length: 37m
Builder: Custom Line
Now asking: $14,900,000 with IYC.

IYC announced a $2,600,000 price drop on the Custom Line motor yachtTito el Patron. Delivered in 2022 from Ferretti Group's Ancona facility in Italy, the yacht is built from the yard's popular Navetta Line 37 model, designed by Zuccon International Project with naval architecture from the Ferretti Engineering Department. Her interiors are contemporary-classic and "create a sophisticated yet welcoming environment" on board for the 10 guests she can sleep. Her sky lounge is an impressive spot for admiring the views thanks to large slanted windows and a sizeable sliding glass door with minimal framing.

The Jacuzzi on the sundeck is complemented by a beach club aft that sports floating platforms, offering two safe bathing areas, whilst the bow offers sunpads and al fresco dining options for outside entertaining and lounging.

5. Serenity - $1,000,000 price drop

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Credit: Worth Avenue Yachts

Length: 38m
Builder: Westport
Now asking: $18,900,000 with Worth Avenue Yachts

A generous $1,000,000 price reduction was announced this spring on the 38m motor yacht, Serenity. Her impressive 329GT allows for a spacious living arrangement, offering five cabins for 10 guests and one convertible gym on board, depending on the size of the group. The sundeck is the standout feature on Serenity, with a large deck allowing for a jacuzzi and multiple sunloungers, creating a great social space for large parties. With plenty of al fresco dining options, including a grill and bar on the flybridge, the yacht is built for maximising entertaining in the sun.

Delivered in 2018, she was designed in the United States of America by Westport, who also completed the naval architecture and designed the contemporary interior alongside Holly Hunt.

6. Far Niente - $1,000,000 price drop

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Credit: Northrop & Johnson

Length: 40m
Builder: Westport
Now asking: $12,995,000 with Northrop & Johnson and The Italian Yacht Group

A Taylor Olson design, the motor yacht Far Niente received a $1,000,000 price drop, now asking $12,995,000. The yacht houses a sociable group of 10 across five cabins, including a full-beam master cabin featuring a private study and a white marble his and hers bathroom.

The interior layout, designed by Wesport and Amy Halffman Designs, is described as "classic, comfortable and functional", offering an open-plan living space that blends the main saloon and dining area. Meanwhile, the skylounge above invites guests to enjoy a board game, socialise or take in the views. For an al fresco dining option, a large table is found on the flybridge sundeck, complemented by a Jacuzzi with commanding views forward. With plenty of deck space, the yacht is the ultimate sun catcher, built for relaxation.