The biggest superyacht price drops of June

BOAT rounds up the four most significant price reductions last month, including the 47-metre Heesen Yachts motor yacht Asya, and the Italian-built 45-metre Overmarine Group motor yacht R.R.

1. Asya - €2,000,000 price drop

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Credit: Ocean Independence

Length: 47m
Builder: Heesen Yachts
Now asking: €23,000,000 with Ocean Independence

June brought a €2,000,000 price reduction for the Heesen Yachts motor yacht Asya, bringing her asking price down from €25,000,000 to €23,000,000. Delivered by the Dutch shipyard in 2015, Asya is built in steel and aluminium and is the second hull in the shipyard's restyled 47-metre full displacement class. Her exterior design is owed to Frank Laupman of Omega Architects, and she sports a hallmark "pelican" bow with traditional lines and continuous black glass windows.

After undergoing a significant refit between 2024 and 2026, her broker notes that "simplicity is the guiding principle of Asya's interior design", and indeed, her interiors, which were penned by London-based studio Bannenberg & Rowell, are sophisticated and understated. Her upper saloon provides a convertible space, with two semi-circular sofas and a round games table which, come evening, can be turned into a cinema complete with a bar and wine room concealed behind a door. 

2. L.A.U.L - €2,000,000 price drop 

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Credit: Denison Yachting

Length: 40m
Builder: Extra
Now asking: €9,950,000 with Denison Yachting

Delivered in 2019 by the Italian yard to a design both inside and out by Francesco Guida, L.A.U.L  blends a masculine silhouette with modern design choices. One of the motor yacht's key highlights is her deck spaces, offering ample opportunities for socialising and relaxation. Outside the main saloon, guests can enjoy the aft lounge and al fresco dining area, while the foredeck is home to a hot tub and sunpads.

The 397GT yacht features expansive deck areas and inviting interiors for comfortable indoor-outdoor living. She offers social space on all decks, with a hub on the flybridge, which is decked with sun pads, lounging areas and a seated bar for cocktails at sunset. 

3. Kinda - €1,950,000 price drop

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Credit: Fraser

Length: 49.9m
Builder: Tankoa
Now asking: €27,900,000 with Fraser

Fraser announced a €1,950,000 price drop on the Tankoa motor yacht Kinda during June. Delivered in 2022, Kinda was launched as the fourth hull in Tankoa Yachts' all-aluminium S501 series. She shares the same slender Francesco Paszkowski profile and vertical bow as sisterships Vertige, SP1 (ex Bintador) and Olokun, but was the first in the series to offer a 5,000-litre capacity pool on the foredeck. 

Interiors are owed to Paszkowski in collaboration with Margherita Casprini. Kinda's centrepiece is her foredeck sunlounge, which features a glass-sided plunge pool flanked by sunpads and a U-shaped sofa, all of which fall under a Bimini shade. Her al fresco areas also support a social yacht with oversized sunpads on her main deck aft paired with a dining table for all guests on the upper deck aft, and a glass-sided sundeck equipped with sunpads forward, an al fresco galley, pop-up tables and sun loungers.

4. Legend - $2,250,000 price drop

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Credit: Superyacht Sales and Charter

Length: 33.8m
Builder: Alloy Yachts
Now asking: $3,000,000 with Superyacht Sales and Charter 

A generous $2,250,000 price reduction was announced this June on the 33.8-metre sailing yacht, Legend. The classic Ron Holland Design benefited from several major refits in 2016 and 2022 and is currently undergoing a third in Savannah, Georgia. Her excellent performance saw her win all three races in her class in the 2019 Bucket with the previous owner driving, and by the largest cumulative margin in Bucket history.

The sailing yacht offers three cabins in the aft area of the deck, including a full-beam master. Her interiors, penned by Redman Whiteley, comprise a spacious low-profile raised deck saloon, with a large full-beam lower saloon to accommodate sociable groups.