February 2026's brokerage activity saw sellers adjusting price tags, with €184.5 million cut across 101 yacht listings, according to data from BOATPro. Various yachts for sale – including one of the largest expedition yachts in the world and two World Superyacht Award winners – had their asking prices slashed.
BOAT rounds up eight of the most significant yacht price reductions that occurred during the second month of 2026, beginning with Luna, Lloyd Werft's impressive offering in more ways than one...
1. Luna - €70,000,000 price drop
Length: 114m
Builder: Lloyd Werft
Now asking: €200,000,000 with Eastwind Yachts
Known as one of the world's largest expedition yachts, Luna received a whopping €70,000,000 price reduction early in the month -- marking the biggest price drop ever recorded. The 2010 yacht was built in Germany and includes many standout features, like the 12-by-five-metre pool that occupies her low aft deck and the twin helipads. Aside from her size, Luna catches the eye thanks to her glossy navy blue hull. Accommodation on board is for 18 guests who can enjoy amenities such as a dancefloor, cinema, beauty salon, fully-equipped gym and a spa with steam bath, plunge pool and sauna. Despite sacrificing interior volume to create the elongated aft deck, Luna's indoor living spaces are spacious, bright and contemporary and come from the stylings of Donald Starkey.
Read More/Major €70M price reduction on 114m Lloyd Werft superyacht Luna2. Boardwalk V - €16,000,000 price drop
Length: 76.5m
Builder: Feadship
Now asking: €149,000,000 with Y.CO
Not quite on the same scale as the €70,000,000 price reduction on Luna, but a big one nonetheless, the 76.5-metre Boardwalk V received a €16,000,000 price reduction, bringing her asking price down from €165,000,000 to €149,000,000. Delivered in 2021 and built in steel and aluminium by the Dutch yard, she was commissioned by American businessman Tilman Fertitta, who collaborated with De Voogt Naval Architects on her exterior lines and naval architecture, alongside Amy Halffman for her highly customised interiors. Offering 1,848GT across four decks, Boardwalk V is designed for multi-generational enjoyment. Her expansive beach and fitness club opens on three sides and includes a sauna, treatment room and dive locker, while the sundeck is crowned by a six-metre mosaic-tiled pool, hot tub and bar. A certified helipad and large forward tender garage underscore her practical credentials. Fresh from a five-year class survey, she will be available for inspection at the upcoming Palm Beach International Boat Show.
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Length: 56m
Builder: Perini Navi
Now asking: €24,900,000 with Edmiston
The ketch-rigged sailing yacht Asahi was crowned the winner of "Best 45m+ Sailing Yacht" at the 2010 World Superyacht Awards and received a €6,000,000 price reduction at the end of February. The tri-sailed vessel features modern interiors penned by Rémi Tessier to create a sophisticated sanctuary at sea. Listed with Edmiston, Asahi was delivered in 2009 and recently refitted in 2023 which saw a fresh repaint on her hull and stern and new decking laid around the mast. A new galley was also installed. She accommodates an owner's party of 12 across five cabins -- of which includes a master suite with a bathtub. Complete with a hot tub and many comfortable seating options along her flybridge with awnings and fairy lights, Asahi is as much about elegant performance as she is about socialising and entertainment. A swim platform with BBQ is also part of her inventory.
Read More/€6M price drop on 56m Perini Navi ketch Asahi4. Black Legend - €4,050,000 price drop
Length: 50m
Builder: Overmarine
Now asking: €19,900,000 in JCA with Northrop & Johnson and Camper & Nicholsons
Presented on the market in "immaculate" condition, Black Legend's GRP-built hull and streamlined silhouette is striking both on the water and at harbour. Her Asian-inspired interiors feature a black, red and gold colour palette, further emphasising the way this yacht stands out. She accommodates 10 guests throughout four cabins, which are located below deck. Highly social and entertainment-focused owners will appreciate Black Legend's highlights: a Jacuzzi with sun loungers at the foredeck, a gym and cinema below deck and the cocktail bar and DJ booth on the sundeck. Powered by four MTU engines and KaMeWa waterjets, she boasts a thrilling top speed of 35 knots.
Read More/€4M price reduction announced on 50m Mangusta motor yacht Black Legend5. Canova - €3,100,000 price drop
Length: 43m
Builder: Baltic Yachts
Now asking: €29,800,000 with Edmiston
Constructed in carbon fibre to a design by Micheletti+Partners, with naval architecture by Farr Yacht Design, she is famed for her cutting-edge technology. Canova won "Best Naval Architecture - Sailing Yachts" at the 2020 Design and Innovation Awards, further highlighting her elegant appearance. Black sails complement an elegant white hull in a contemporary design, which is also reflected throughout her modern interiors, penned by Lucio Micheletti. The main saloon offers panoramic views and a seamless connection to the cockpit, while accommodation on board is for eight guests across four cabins. A diving compressor and equipment are housed in the under-deck garage alongside her two tenders. She is offered in turnkey condition.
Read More/€3.1M price drop on Baltic Yachts' 43m World Superyacht Awards winner Canova6. Magna Grecia - €3,000,000 price drop
Length: 64m
Builder: Elsflether Werft
Now asking: €18,000,000 in JCA with SuperYachtsMonaco and Seara Maritime
Built in steel and aluminium to a design by Hans M Huchzermeier and painted blinding white, Magna Grecia saw a €3,000,000 price drop earlier in February. The yacht is famed for her 24-month rebuild, which saw her interiors overhauled by Francesco Paszkowski and a stern extension of 5.3 metres. This rebuild won her commendation at the 2020 World Superyacht Awards. She features a garage, a hot tub on the sundeck, a fold-out balcony off the main saloon, gym and cinema room. Warm and plush living spaces invite a host of 12 guests, accommodated in six spacious cabins. The German-built superyacht for sale maximises outdoor social areas thanks to her wrap-around decks, the sundeck with soft sunpads and the many al-fresco dining set-ups. Magna Grecia boasts a large collection of tenders and toys that includes WaveRunners, Jet Skis, kayaks and more, while a helipad offers easy access on board.
Read More/64m expedition-style motor yacht Magna Grecia receives €3M price drop7. Seanna - €3,000,000 price drop
Length: 65m
Builder: Benetti
Now asking: €44,000,000 with Royal Yacht International
Seanna blends both Italian and British yachting heritage, with her elegant and sweeping exterior lines designed by Benetti and her interiors designed and styled by British studio RWD and Susan Young. Characterised by cream textiles, glossy walnut woodwork and nickel inlays, this yacht's interiors are modern and offer ample living spaces. A grand marble lobby is one of the key features that cannot be missed. With a main saloon that converts into a cinema, a massage room for two, a raised Jacuzzi pool on the sundeck and a fully-equipped gym at sea level, the entertainment options are plentiful. Accommodation is for 14 guests across six cabins and further cabins are provided for a crew of 17. Seanna has a cruising range of 5,000 nautical miles and a top speed of 17 knots thanks to her twin Caterpillar engines.
Read More/€3M price drop on 65m Benetti motor yacht Seanna8. Chakra - €3,000,000 price drop
Length: 86m
Builder: Devonport
Now asking: €16,000,000 in JCA with Seara Maritime and Balance Yachting
With an incredible interior volume of 2,083GT and spaces that span over five decks, Chakra is a true behemoth at sea. She received a price drop of €3,000,000 earlier in the month and her broker notes that she is a "proven charter favourite". Originally delivered in 1963 by the Dutch yard Van Der Werf, Chakra emerged as a brand new ship in 1998 when Devonport undertook her conversion. She blends old-time charm with modern prowess and has been refitted in 2017 and 2025 to keep her in turnkey condition. Remaining at "the forefront of comfort and modernity", her interiors are vast and contrasted by a palette of dark wood, grey textiles and cream carpeting. True to her charter pedigree, Chakra offers accommodation across 19 cabins and crew quarters for 43. A beauty salon, massage room, gym and equipped bar with games table and piano speak to her entertainment capabilities.