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By length: 11 of the largest superyachts currently for sale

12 June 2025 • Written by Emily Dawkins

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Want to know how much boat you can buy for your buck? BOAT takes a closer look at 11 of the largest superyachts by length that are currently listed for sale, starting with a Golden giant...

Golden Odyssey

Credit: Burgess

Length: 123.2m
Year: 2015
Builder: Lürssen

Lürssen's 123.2-metre Golden Odyssey takes the crown as the largest superyacht by length currently listed for sale. Commissioned for Prince Khalid of Saudi Arabia, the 7,690GT German giant first hit the water 10 years ago, yet has remained notably secretive, even while on the brokerage market. She was designed by Martin Francis, with the late Alberto Pinto overseeing her interiors, said to host 30 guests in 15 cabins in addition to a crew of 70. Despite images remaining hidden, revealed onboard highlights include a 42,000-litre pool on the upper deck and a private owner’s deck which is said to boast two master suites, a spa and wellness area (complete with a steam room, Hammam and treatment room), as well as a private terrace and a Jacuzzi. Golden Odyssey joined the market in September last year before making a surprise entrance to the 2024 Monaco Yacht Show, becoming the largest superyacht ever to attend.

Golden Odyssey is POA with Burgess and Edmiston.

Breakthrough

Credit: Feadship

Length: 118.8m
Year: 2025
Builder: Feadship

Fresh from the shipyard, Feadship's Breakthrough is already a multi-record-breaker, so her place as the second-largest yacht for sale isn't misplaced. At 118.8 metres, she is the largest motor yacht ever launched in the Netherlands and is now the first superyacht to utilise fuel-cell technology. RWD is responsible for her exterior and interior design – the latter of which is also yet to be revealed – with onboard features said to include a semi-submerged Neptune lounge, a cinema, library, atrium, hospital facility and a "world-leading" 8.2-metre pool. This is all in addition to ample living and dining areas and accommodation for 30 guests in 15 cabins. Edmiston's chief executive, Jamie Edmiston, described Breakthrough as “the most extraordinary yacht ever built. The one that will change it all”.

Breakthrough is POA with Edmiston.

Ahpo

Credit: Guillaume Plisson

Length: 115.1m
Year: 2021
Builder: Lürssen

Ahpo rejoined the brokerage market in April this year as the world's most expensive yacht for sale. Originally sold in 2017 as a new build to a repeat Lürssen client, the 115.1-metre hit the water in 2021, revealing her striking exterior and detailed interior design, both of which came from the drawing board of Italian designer Nuvolari Lenard. Within her elongated profile, trademark half-moon windows and tapered black and white decks, Ahpo is host to a long list of amenities, social spaces and accommodation for 16 guests in eight cabins. She has a particular focus on health and wellness, including a large fully equipped gym and a nature-inspired spa complete with a mosaic Turkish-style Hammam, Himalayan salt sauna, massage room and beauty salon. Other highlights onboard include a vast beach club with a waterside lounge and bar, a protected winter garden and a 12-seater cinema with a starlit ceiling.

Ahpo is asking €340,000,000 with Edmiston and Moran Yacht & Ship.

Pelorus

Credit: Burgess

Length: 114.5m
Year: 2003
Builder: Lürssen

When she first hit the water in 2003, Pelorus not only became the flagship of the Lürssen fleet, but she also took the title of the 11th largest superyacht in the world. She is said to be the result of three of the most distinguished names in yachting, Lürssen, Tim Heywood and Terence Disdale, and since her launch has undergone three major refits – including the addition of a second helipad in 2008. Aside from the four pools on board Pelorus – two of which are located on the top deck "lido" – a notable feature of her design is her vast opening transom and no fewer than five balconies and sea terraces across her main and lower decks. Inside, Disdale opted to use natural materials where possible to create a relaxed yet sophisticated interior with a "beach club" feel, creating a welcome ambience for up to 24 guests in 12 cabins.

Pelorus is asking €160,000,000 with Merle Wood & Associates, Burgess and SuperYachtsMonaco.

Luna

Credit: Eastwind Yachts

Length: 114.2m
Year: 2010
Builder: Lloyd Werft

Known as the world's second-largest expedition yacht, the 114.2-metre motor yacht Luna unsurprisingly nabs a place on the largest yachts for sale. Not only large in terms of length, this explorer has a mammoth volume of 5,655GT: host to features that include a 12-by-five-metre pool (the biggest ever seen on a yacht at the time of her launch), a conference room, dance floor, cinema, beauty salon, beach club, gym and Jacuzzi. Up to 18 guests can enjoy the long list of amenities onboard Luna, comfortably accommodated across nine cabins and cared for by a crew of 51. When it comes to her explorer capabilities, the German-built vessel boasts an ice-class hull, a range of 9,500 nautical miles and twin helipads for easy access to-and-fro, all while powered by a diesel-electric propulsion system. It was her €50,000,000 refit in 2015/2016 that has now made her “Luna Blue” profile so recognisable on the water.

Luna is asking €270,000,000 with Eastwind Yachts.

Luminosity

Credit: Benetti

Length: 107.6m
Year: 2020
Builder: Benetti

As a build that took two million work hours and over 100 suppliers, the 107.6-metre Luminosity stands as a proud example of Benetti's "Made In Italy" ethos, becoming the second largest yacht ever built by the Italian shipyard when launched in 2020. Designed by a sizeable design team comprising Reymond Langton Design, Azure Naval Architects, Zaniz Interiors, Giorgio Cassetta and Benetti's in-house team, Luminosity sports 800 square metres of glass across her exterior, with three-metre windows across her main and upper decks that fill her living areas with natural light. A notable feature on board is the private health club on the lower deck, which benefits from opening side shell doors that transform the space into a sea-level spa. Here, there is a fully equipped gym, steam room, cold plunge pool and a 30-square-metre swimming pool, the floor of which rises to create a dance floor. She can accommodate up to 27 guests and 37 crew.

Luminosity is asking €135,000,000 with Bluewater Yachting.

H3

Credit: Edmiston

Length: 105.3m
Year: 2000
Builder: Oceanco

Originally delivered as the 95-metre Al Mirqab in 2000, Oceanco's H3 underwent a staggering rebuild completed in 2024 that drastically upgraded her into a modern masterpiece. Aside from a brand new redesign both inside and out, an extra 10-metres were added to her hull - eight metres to the aft deck and two to the bow – making way for new features including a large pool on the main deck aft with it's very own waterfall feature, and a lower deck spa and wellness area with a hair and nail salon. Reymond Langton Design penned both the exterior and interior redesign, while Lateral Naval Architects and Oceanco's in-house team collaborated on her naval architecture. It's no surprise that her rebuild won her a Neptune at the 2024 World Superyacht Awards. Accommodation on board is for up to 20 guests in 10 cabins.

H3 is asking €295,000,000 with Edmiston.

Attessa IV

Credit: Merle Wood & Associates

Length: 101.2m
Year: 1999
Builder: Hayashikane

Originally built in Japan, Attessa IV is renowned for two things: her Kevlar-lined build and bulletproof windows; and her extensive four-year, $150,000,000-plus rebuild. It was her new owner who took on the challenge, entrusting his very own shipyard, Washington Yachting Group (WYG), to complete the works, with Dutch designers Diana Yacht Design overseeing the naval architecture. Her rebuild was completed in 2010 and not long after, she won Best Rebuilt Yacht at the 2011 World Superyacht Awards. The range of amenities on board includes a full spa, gym and beach club, in addition to a Jacuzzi, pool and private cinema. A highlight of her nine-cabin accommodation, for up to 18 guests, is the owner's apartment, which has direct access to one of two onboard helipads.

Attessa IV is asking €109,000,000 with Merle Wood & Associates.

Christina O

Credit: MORLEY

Length: 99.1m
Year: 1943
Builder: Canadian Vickers

The historical icon that is Christina O joined the open brokerage market for the first time in June 2024. She is most recognised for hosting a reel of impressive A-listers, including but certainly not limited to: Marilyn Monroe, Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Winston Churchill and John F. Kennedy. Originally delivered in 1943 as an anti-submarine vessel – even serving in the D-Day landings in Normandy, France – the motor yacht was converted by Greek shipowner Aristotle Onassis into a sumptuous private superyacht. Her most famed features include her mosaic-tiled, salt water swimming pool that converts into a dance floor, and the whale foreskin-upholstered bar stools which surround her rope-covered bar. A guest list of 34 is accommodated in 17 cabins, looked after by a crew of 39. Her most recent refit was in 2022.

Christina O is asking €90,000,000 with MORLEY.

Moonlight II

Credit: Bruno Buisson

Length: 91.4m
Year: 2005
Builder: Neorion

The brainchild of the late Andreas Liveras, a pioneer in the superyacht charter world, Moonlight II was first delivered in 2005 as the 85.3-metre Alysia. Some 10 years later, in 2015, she was relaunched to the world after a transformative refit, leaving the shed 6.1 metres longer. Passenger Ship certified, Moonlight II accommodates a party of 36 in 18 suites, with over 2,400 square metres of living space to enjoy. She sports a vast beach club with bar, a full-beam spa with massage room, beauty salon, steam shower and gym, a games room, a cinema room and a touch-and-go helipad. Alpha Marine penned her exterior while H. Poulias crafted her themed and colourful interior.

Moonlight II is asking €70,000,000 with Maddox.

Lady Lara

Credit: Merle Wood & Associates

Length: 91m
Year: 2015
Builder: Lürssen

Despite being delivered in 2015, Lady Lara's elegant Fendi-clad interiors were revealed to the industry for the first time when she entered the brokerage market in 2023. Designed inside and out by Reymond Langton Design, her new listing not only unveiled her bespoke ivory interiors, but also showcases an impressive amount of onboard amenities. When BOAT International stepped on board in 2023, the spa facilities were said to be "ahead of her time in terms of scope and size". The 91-metre is host to a hammam, massage and treatment room, jet and mud-bath room, and even an ice fountain. She is also fitted with two swimming pools – the largest of which is located on the main deck aft and can be transformed into a dance floor, and the other on the sundeck with its own swim-up bar – and boasts a dedicated owner's deck with its own library, in addition to seven other cabins for a total accommodation of up to 16 guests.

Lady Lara is asking €230,000,000 with Y.CO and Merle Wood & Associates.