The five biggest superyacht price drops of July

1 August 2025 • Written by Emily Dawkins

According to BOATPro, there are over 1,300 superyachts currently listed for sale, with the total value of price reductions in July reaching €47.63 million from 57 drops. BOAT takes a closer look at five of July's biggest price drops, starting with a recently transformed Dutch build...

1. W - €2,450,000 price drop

Credit: Edmiston

Length: 57.6m
Builder: Feadship
Now asking: €37,500,000 with Edmiston

The largest price drop of July goes to the Dutch-built motor yacht W, which saw €2,450,000 decucted from her sales listing with Andrew Bond of Edmiston. W was originally delivered in 2013, constructed to a design by De Voogt Naval Architects with interiors by Bannenberg & Rowell. An extensive refit completed in 2020 resulted in her second launch from Feadship, showcasing her major interior redesign from A La Mer and the addition of a larger Jacuzzi on her already impressive, 21-metre-long sundeck. Following the addition of two new cabins, accommodation is now for up to 12 guests in six cabins. According to BOATPro, the superyacht has seen €12,450,000 deducted from her sales listing since she first entered the brokerage market in April 2024.

2. Seven Seas - €2,000,000 price drop

Credit: Nautique Yachting

Length: 36.9m
Builder: RMK Marine
Now asking: €16,500,000 with Nautique Yachting

RMK Marine's new 36.9-metre explorer yacht Seven Seas changed central agents this month, now listed for sale with Nautique Yachting's Onur Erardağ, and received a price reduction of €2,000,000 to her sales listing. The superyacht was launched a year ago, in July 2024, as the only model from the yard's 120 series. She was designed by Dutch studio Vripack as a "pocket-sized explorer boat imagined on a grand scale", flaunting a masculine "trawler-style" exterior, offset by a "feminine, family-focused" interior by Turkish design studio, Epikworks. Accommodation is for up to 12 guests across six cabins.

3. Zaliv III - €1,500,000 price drop

Credit: Dimitris Benetos

Length: 50m
Builder: Mondomarine
Now asking: €17,250,000 with Parsifal Yachting

A price drop of €1,500,000 was deducted from Mondomarine's Zaliv III, currently on the market with Parsifal Yachting. An all-Italian team were behind the build and design of the 50-metre motor yacht , with her aluminium structure penned by Studio Vafiadis and her interiors imagined by Luca Dini. Zaliv III can sleep up to 16 guests across six cabins (and four Pullman berths), with a full-beam master suite on the bridge deck host to a private office, four-poster bed and access to an exterior terrace. Guests can enjoy the sundeck Jacuzzi before tucking into lunch at the shaded dining table that can seat up to 24 guests.

4. Felicitá - €1,500,000 price drop

Credit: Mangusta Yachts

Credit: Moran Yacht & Ship

Length: 49.9m
Builder: Mangusta Yachts - Overmarine Group
Now asking: €36,000,000 with Moran Yacht & Ship

Moran Yacht & Ship announced a €1,500,000 price drop on the 49.9-metre new-build superyacht Felicità, which was launched in June this year. She marks the fifth unit from the Italian yard's flagship Oceano 50 series, joining sisterships Eternity, Dokinha and Maverick on the water, the joint work of Italian designer Alberto Mancini, Pierluigi Ausonio and Overmarine Group's technical department. Felicità is host to an "expansive" beach club aft (which opens on three sides and contains a blue marble and mosaic-tiled Hammam), as well as the foredeck swimming pool, the open-air cinema on the upper deck and an "oversized" gymnasium. Accommodation is for up to 12 guests in five cabins.

5. Silver Star I - €1,010,000 price drop

Credit: TWW Yachts

Length: 55m
Builder: Admiral - The Italian Sea Group
Now asking: €29,990,000 with TWW Yachts

The second unit in the Italian yard's S-Force 55 series – the sistership to the first (and now highly successful charter yacht) Geco – received a €1,010,000 price reduction to her sales listing with Jean-Claude Carme of TWW Yachts. Silver Star I is recognised for her "beautiful" interior designed by legendary Italian luxury designer Giorgio Armani, which is characterised by a minimalist and contemporary style with a muted cool-toned colour palette. Her exterior, by The Italian Sea Group’s art director, Gian Marco Campanino, boasts features including an extra-large, open-air beach club at the stern, a large multifunctional touch-and-go helipad on the foredeck and an upper deck "inside-outside" onyx bar. Accommodation is for 12 in six cabins.