The 50 metre Heesen motor yacht Project Triton is a traditional full-displacement steel hulled yacht with an exterior designed by Clifford Denn and characterised by a flared, bulbous bow and a bold profile inspired by classic car design. Her contemporary Reymond Langton-designed interiors can host ten guests in five suites, with the master on the main deck forward and the four guest cabins on the lower deck.

Project Triton is asking €33,900,000 with Heesen USA

Designed by RWD, the 49.9 metre motor yacht B.Now is currently under construction in steel and aluminium to RINA class by Italian yard Benetti with delivery set for July 2021 as the first in the yard's new B.Now series. The interior is still entirely customisable to a client’s personal tastes, be it modern, contemporary or classical. Accommodation for 12 guests is in six cabins including a full beam master suite on the main deck.

B.Now is asking €32,500,000 with Fraser

First launched in 1963 at Dutch yard Van Der Werf as a commercial vessel, the 86 metre motor yacht Chakra was converted into a superyacht at British yard Devonport Yachts in 1998. Accommodation is for 42 guests across 21 cabins, including a full-beam VIP with his and hers en-suites, while the crew quarters allow for a staff of up to 43. Her recently refreshed interiors feature light upholstery to contrast with the hardwood decks.

Chakra is asking €34,000,000 with SSH Maritime

The new-build 58 metre motor yacht dubbed the RMK 58 was designed by Hot Lab and is currently under construction in steel and aluminium by Turkish yard RMK Marine to RINA class with delivery due in 2018. Although her huge interior volume can be utilised in any way by a new owner, she is currently configured with accommodation for 12 guests in six cabins consisting of an upper deck master suite, two VIP suites on the main deck and two doubles and a twin below.

RMK 58 is asking €34,000,000 at Ocean Independence and Northrop & Johnson.

The Westport 164 is a 49.71m tri-deck motor yacht from the Westport yard, due for delivery in 2020. Westport's design and engineering teams have collaborated with world-renowned designer Donald Starkey and prominent naval architect William Garden to develop a refined hull form for exceptional ocean-going performance, an innovative accommodation plan which balances interior and on-deck spaces for maximum enjoyment and versatility, and a contemporary styling that ensures lasting appeal.

The Westport 164 is asking $42,495,000 with Westport Yacht Sales

Lady Sheridan is the ideal yacht for private use or charter. Two aft guest cabins can be combined to create a large, full-beam VIP while there is a main VIP on the bridge deck of this yacht for sale, so multiple charter guests can feel well looked after. This 57.9 metre Abeking & Rasmussen yacht was designed inside and out by Donald Starkey, with a dramatic interior decor in Japanese ash, Macassar and mahogany.

Lady Sheridan is asking $39,950,000 with Burgess and Merle Wood & Associates.

Designed by Tim Heywood, the 55 metre motor yacht La Familia was built in steel and aluminium to Lloyds class by Dutch yard Amels and delivered in 2015 as one of the yard’s Amels 180 Limited Edition series. An interior by Lambert & Thurnherr is inspired by the Mediterranean and features earth tones with accommodation for 11 guests in five cabins com-prising a full beam master suite on the main deck, three doubles and a twin with a Pullman berth.

La Familia is asking €35,500,000 with Burgess

The 68 metre motor yacht Triple Seven was built with a steel hull and steel and GRP superstructure by German yard Nobiskrug to Germanischer Lloyd's class and delivered in 2006. A voluminous interior in a minimalist design accommodates up to 12 guests in five cabins comprising a full-beam master suite, three doubles and a twin plus two Pullman berths.

Triple Seven is asking €38,000,000 with Burgess and Edmiston.

Built in steel and aluminium by Dutch yard Amels to a design by Tim Heywood, the 55 metre motor yacht Elixir was delivered in 2016 as one of the yard’s Limited Edition 180 models. Laura Sessa Design created the interiors for Elixir, which have a total volume of 707GT. Accommodation is for 12 guests split across six cabins, including a master suite, three double cabins and two twin rooms.

Elixir is asking €38,900,000 with Y.CO.

Originally built in steel and aluminium by Japanese yard Mitsubishi Heavy Industries as a small passenger yacht with delivery in 1987, the 82.5 metre motor yacht O’Mega was completely rebuilt by Golden Yachts in 2004 under the supervision of designer Giorgio Vafiadis and further refitted in 2018. Accommodation is for up to 32 guests in 14 cabins laid out as a master suite on the upper deck, four VIP suites, five doubles and four twins.

O’Mega is asking €39,900,000 with SSH Maritime, Merle Wood & Associates, and Eastwind.

Built in steel and aluminium by Dutch yard Feadship to a design by De Voogt, the 62 metre motor yacht New Hampshire was delivered in 2005 and, since 2016, has seen nearly €8 million spent on upgrades. Her interior, by Pannagan Designs, is styled with fine custom furnishings and mahogany panelling throughout. Her spacious saloon features a large, comfy seating area to port with a games table to starboard that is completed with an entertainment centre. There is also space for 12 to dine formally in the dedicated area forward.

New Hampshire is asking €39,950,000 with Cecil Wright & Partners.

The 60 metre motor yacht Elysian was built in steel and aluminium by German yard Abeking & Rasmussen to a design by Donald Starkey Designs and delivered in 2009. Her opulent and contemporary Bannenberg & Rowell-designed interior accommodates 12 guests across six cabins including an expansive owner's suite with private Jacuzzi and office.

Elysian is asking €39,950,000 with Burgess.

The 49.25 metre Royal Huisman motor yacht Project Marlin blends classic design and modern technology. This all-aluminium yacht could be built within three years of contract signing working to Lloyd's Registry standards and without exceeding the all-important 500GT mark. Her classic exterior lines come courtesy of naval architect Germán Frers, and the design includes a multitude of al fresco relaxation spaces, including a large foredeck, sheltered cockpit and sprawling superyacht sundeck.

Project Marlin is asking €41,000,000 with Fraser

Built in steel by German yard Jadewerft to a design by Reymond Langton and DNV classed, the 70.41 metre motor yacht Felix was delivered in 2007 and has proved to be a popular charter yacht. The interior was designed by Francois Zuretti and uses Norwegian birch burl panelling and marble flooring to dramatic effect, accommodating 12 guests in six cabins.

Felix is asking $49,000,000 with Superyacht Sales & Charter

Launched in May 2012 by Turkish yard Turquoise Yachts, the 72.6 metre motor yacht Quantum Of Solace was the largest branded Turkish yacht built to that date. The interior, designed by H2 Yacht Design, accommodates 12 guests in six cabins. There is a full-beam (12.04 metres) master suite in the middle of the bridge deck with two balconies on either side. The other guest cabins are forward on the main deck.

Quantum of Solace is asking $58,000,000 with Thompson Westwood & White

Built in steel and aluminium by the German yard Peene Werft on the Baltic Sea, the 74.98 metre motor yacht Leander G was built under the supervision of Claus Kusch with delivery in 1993. An English country home style interior by Pauline Nunns accommodates as many as 20 guests in 10 cabins consisting of a master suite, VIP suite, three doubles and five twins, all with en suite bathroom facilities.

Leander G is asking €45,000,000 with Edmiston & Company

Designed by Stefano Natucci with naval architecture by Espen Oeino, the 65 metre motor yacht Ambrosia was built in steel and aluminium by Italian yard Benetti to Lloyds class with delivery in 2006 and a full refit in 2017. An Art Deco-inspired interior by Francois Zuretti accommodates 12 guests in six cabins comprising a master suite, VIP suite, two doubles and two twins. All guest cabins have entertainment centres, television screens and en suite bathroom facilities while the crew quarters sleep up to 18 staff.

Ambrosia is asking €45,000,000 with Camper & Nicholsons International

Originally built in aluminium by Australian yard Austal to a design by Tillberg Design, the 72 metre motor yacht Serenity was delivered in 2003 as a mini cruise ship and rebuilt as a private superyacht in 2017. Accommodation is for 30 guests in 15 cabins comprising a master suite, six VIP suites, 5 doubles and two twins. All guest cabins aboard this yacht for sale have entertainment centres, television screens and en suite bathroom facilities, while the crew quarters sleep 31 staff.

Serenity is asking €45,000,000 with SSH Maritime

Designed by Espen Oeino, the 60 metre motor yacht Huntress was built by German yard Lurssen to Lloyd’s class and launched in 2010 as Katie Sue II. A sharp, contemporary interior by Glade Johnson is in handcrafted woods, contrasting fabrics and clever lighting throughout. Her sun deck has a bar, lounge and Jacuzzi along with a fully equipped gymnasium with cardio machines and free weights.

Huntress is asking $52,681,261 with Merle Wood & Associates

Designed by Terence Disdale, the 76.6 metre motor yacht Boadicea was built in steel and aluminium by Dutch yard Amels to Lloyds class. She was delivered in 1999 and most recently refitted in 2016. Sixteen guests are accommodated in eight cabins with an interior in Italian leather and raw silk bulkheads.

Boadicea is asking €47,900,000 with Fraser.

Designed by Laurent Giles, the 68 metre expedition yacht Hawk Ranger will be built in steel and aluminium by British yard Hawk Yachts to Bureau Veritas class and ice classed, with delivery in 2022. Accommodation will be for a total of 14 guests in an owner's suite, two VIP suites and four guest cabins. All cabins will have entertainment centres, television screens and en suite bathroom facilities while the crew quarters will sleep 11 staff.

Hawk Ranger is asking €49,500,000 with Ocean Independence

Built in steel and aluminium by Dutch yard Oceanco to Lloyd's class and MCA compliant, the 66 metre motor yacht Luna B was delivered in 2005 with a full rebuild in 2018/19. Her luxurious interior by Alberto Pinto uses a selection of woods, leathers and fabrics to create a harmonious atmosphere. Accommodation is for up to 16 guests in eight cabins consisting of a full-beam master suite, VIP suite, four doubles and two extra cabins for guests or staff, all with en-suite bathroom facilities.

Luna B is asking €49,500,000 with KK Superyachts

Currently being built in steel and aluminium by Turkish yard AES Yacht to ABS class, the first of CCN Yachts’ ICE superyacht range, 68 metre explorer yacht Days, is scheduled for delivery in 2020. Accommodation is for 12 guests in six cabins including an upper deck entirely devoted to the owner with a master suite, gymnasium and massage room. An impressive feature is the 2.7 metre headroom across three decks, creating a voluminous interior of around 1,800GT.

Days is asking €50,000,000 with Camper and Nicholsons.

Designed by Sinot Design, the 60.35 metre motor yacht Rock.It was built in steel and aluminium by Dutch yard Feadship to Lloyds class and MCA coded with delivery in 2014. A luxurious interior with panelling in flame mahogany accommodates 10 guests in five cabins. These consist of a full beam master suite on the main deck, two VIP suites, a double and a twin, all with satellite television screens, Kaleidescape on-demand audio and video systems, and en suite bathroom facilities.

Rock.It is asking €54,900,000 with Northrop & Johnson

Built in steel and aluminium by Sunrise Yachts, Irimari was delivered in 2015 with a refit in 2019. Espen Øino is responsible for her exteriors, while her interiors were handled by Focus Yacht Design. Irimari can sleep up to 12 guests in six cabins including a full-beam master suite with an adjoining VIP cabin, two doubles and two twins. Her lounging spots include an upper saloon with a cinema screen, main saloon and formal dining area, and a sun deck with a large spa pool and a sit-up bar.

Irimari is asking €55,000,000 with Ocean Independence and Luxury Yacht Group.

Designed by Geoff Van Aller, the 58.83 metre motor yacht Imagine was built in aluminium by US yard Trinity Yachts to ABS class and delivered in 2016. Accommodation in a contemporary interior is for up to 12 guests in six cabins comprising a full-beam master suite on the main deck, a VIP suite and four doubles plus an additional bonus cabin for children.

Imagine is listed for sale by IYC with the price available on application.

To be built in steel and aluminium by The Italian Sea Group to Lloyds class, the new Galileo 62 metre motor yacht is scheduled for delivery in 2022 as one of the yard’s Admiral series. Accommodation is planned for 14 guests in six cabins comprising a master suite, VIP suite, two doubles and two twins. All cabins will have entertainment centres, Samsung LED television screens and en suite facilities while the crew quarters will sleep 17 staff.

Galileo 62 is asking €59,000,000 with Ocean Independence.

With exterior styling and interior design by Michael Leach, the 67 metre motor yacht Anna 1 was built in steel and aluminium by Dutch yard Feadship to Lloyd's class and MCA coded with delivery in 2007. The interior, featuring polished burr elm and flame mahogany woods, accommodates up to 17 guests in six cabins.

Anna 1 is asking €59,000,000 with Yachtzoo and Burgess.

Currently in build in steel at the commercial yard Vard in Vietnam to DNV class, the 81.7 metre explorer yacht Project Kilkea has been designed by Bannenberg & Rowell with enough storage, fuel reserves and refrigeration to enable her to operate completely autonomously for 30 days, enabling her to rove to the furthest regions of the oceans. With an ice-classed hull, her present layout is configured for up to 36 guests in 18 cabins.

Project Kilkea's price is on application with Edmiston & Company.

Designed by De Voogt Naval Architects, the 68 metre motor yacht Lady Christine was built in steel and aluminium by Dutch yard Feadship to Lloyds class and delivered in 2010 with a refit in 2015. A capacious interior has been designed by Rodney Black Design to accommodate 10 guests in five cabins. There is also accommodation for 21 crew in an additional 11 cabins.

Lady Christine is asking $69,000,000 with Burgess and Superyacht Sales & Charter

The 68.15 metre Nobiskrugyacht for sale Sycara V sets its large owner’s stateroom on the bridge deck, where sweeping expansive vistas can be enjoyed equally from the bedroom, private aft deck, office or bathtub. Sycara V runs at 17 knots top speed and has a range of 7,000 nautical miles making ocean passages a breeze.

Sycara V is asking €59,500,000 with Fraser.

Designed by Tim Heywood, the 71.71 metre motor yacht Kogo was built in steel and aluminium by French yard Alstom Marine to Lloyds class and delivered in 2006. An expansive interior by Terence Disdale welcomes 12 guests in 6 cabins comprising a master suite, two VIP suites, two doubles and two twins. All cabins have entertainment centres, flatscreen television sets and en suite bathroom facilities while a further 12 cabins sleep 22 crewmembers.

Kogo is asking €59,900,000 with Burgess

The Oceanic 70M is a new build superyacht for sale that is currently in build at Columbus Yachts' Palumbo yard. Spanning 70 metres, this yacht will include a number of cool features such as a float-in tender dock, a spacious beach club and generous crew and galley areas to allow for superior service.

Oceanic 70M is asking €60,000,000 with Northrop & Johnson.

Built in steel and aluminium by Turkish yard Dunya Yachts to a design by Sterling Scott, the 72 metre motor yacht Axioma is ABS classed and was delivered in summer 2013, going on to win a Judges’ Special Commendation at the 2014 World Superyacht Awards. A beach house-style interior by the late Alberto Pinto contrasts natural woods and luxurious flourishes to create a voluminous interior accommodating 12 guests in six generous cabins.

The asking price of Axioma is available on application with KK Superyachts.

Designed by Francesco Paszkowski, the 72 metre motor yacht Solo was built in steel and aluminium by Italian yard Tankoa Yachts to RINA and Lloyds class with delivery in 2018. A luxurious interior by Margherita Casprini that is both modern and masculine accommodates 12 guests in six cabins comprising a master suite with a private terrace, a VIP suite, two doubles and two twins.

Solo is asking €67,900,000 with IYC and Northrop & Johnson

Due for delivery in March 2018, the 73.2 metre motor yacht Planet Nine boasts an ice-classed steel hull and an aluminium superstructure. British designer Tim Heywood created her exterior styling, while the light, airy and modern interior design is courtesy of Mlinaric, Henry and Zervudachi. Accommodation is for up to 16 guests split across eight elegant staterooms, including a separate owner’s deck, a main-deck VIP suite, and six further double cabins with king sixed beds.

Planet Nine is asking €85,000,000 with Fraser.

Currently in build at Dutch yard Icon to a design by Tim Heywood and naval architecture by Van Oossanen Naval Architects, delivery of the 84 metre motor yacht Icon 280 is set for summer 2020. Accommodation will be for 19 guests, or 12 under commercial rules. The accommodation quarters include a 126-square metre master stateroom on the upper deck which will include sea balconies to port and starboard.

Icon 280 is asking €89,500,000 with IYC and Burgess.

Designed by Hydro Tec, the 80 metre motor yacht Dragon was built in steel and aluminium to ABS class by Italian yard Palumbo and delivered in 2019 as a Columbus Classic model. Her massive volume allowed interior designer Francesco Guida to create light and airy spaces accommodating 14 guests in seven cabins aboard this yacht for sale.

Dragon is asking €90,000,000 with Fraser and Burgess

Built in steel and aluminium by Dutch yard Feadship and styled inside and out by British studio RWD, the 73 metre motor yacht Hasna was delivered in 2017. A high-volume interior styled in cream-coloured fabrics contrasting with dark wood trimming accommodates 12 guests in six cabins comprising a full-beam master suite on the main deck, two VIP suites, a double and two convertible twins.

Hasna is asking €92,500,000 with Burgess

Built in steel and aluminium to a design by Tim Heywood, Plvs Vltra was delivered by Amels in 2016. Inspired by the grand hotels of the French Riviera, her interiors were penned by Winch Design. Plvs Vltra can sleep up to 12 guests in six cabins with a master suite located on a dedicated owner's deck. Highlights include an aft deck pool with counter current jets and an impressive spa amidships.

Plvs Vltra is asking €94,000,000 with Moran Yacht & Ship

Designed by Sam Sorgiovanni, the 82.3 metre motor yacht Secret was built in steel and aluminium by German yard Abeking & Rasmussen to Lloyds class and delivered in 2013 followed by a full repaint in 2017. Designer Jim Harris developed a flexible interior layout accommodating up to 15 guests in seven cabins comprising a master suite, VIP suite, four doubles and a guest cabin suitable for three children or staff.

Secret is asking €99,000,000 with Burgess

Built in steel and aluminium by Turkish yard Yachtley to a design by Alpha Marine, the 80 metre motor yacht Elements is Lloyd's classed and SOLAS compliant, with delivery early in 2019. An elegant interior by Cristiano Gatto welcomes 24 guests in 12 cabins consisting of a master suite, two VIP suites, four doubles and five twins. All cabins aboard this yacht for sale have entertainment centres, Sony television screens and full en-suite bathroom facilities.

The asking price of Elements is available on application with Camper & Nicholsons

Delivered in October 2018 in steel and aluminium by Chinese yard Pride Mega Yachts to a design by Rainsford SaundersIllusion Plus boasts a voluminous interior by Sinot Exclusive Yacht Design which accommodate 12 guests in six cabins comprising an 80 square metre master suite, two VIP suites, two doubles and a twin.

Illusion Plus is listed for sale with Camper & Nicholsons

Built in steel and aluminium by Dutch yard Oceanco with delivery in 2010 and a refit in 2018, sporting exterior styling by the late Björn Johansson and interior design by Terence Disdale, the 88.5 metre motor yacht Sunrays is a technologically advanced full displacement superyacht distinguished immediately by her unusual teal coloured hull.

Accommodation is for 18 guests in nine cabins on this yacht for sale. Accessed by a central elevator, the nine guest suites include an upper deck master suite complete with its own private terrace and Jacuzzi, an adjoining VIP suite with a sea balcony and a private owner’s study that can be converted into a separate cabin. An additional VIP suite is located on the main deck, along with two double cabins and two twin cabins. The lower deck is home to a third VIP suite which comes with a fold down balcony at water level.

Sunrays is asking €129,000,000 with Edmiston & Company.

Built in steel and aluminium by German yard Lurssen to a design by Espen Oeino and Lloyds classed, the 85.1 metre motor yacht Valerie was delivered in 2011 with her latest refit in 2019, and has had the same owner since new. Designers Reymond Langton have taken full advantage of her impressive volume of 2,755GT to create an expansive interior accommodating 12 guests in six cabins, with an additional guest-finished cabin for staff on the upper deck. Guest cabins consist of a master suite forward on the main deck, two VIP suites on the upper deck and three doubles on the main deck.

Valerie is asking €150,000,000 with IYC.

Built in steel and aluminium by Lurssen and designed by Winch Designs both inside and out, the 85 metre motor yacht Ace has an unusual profile with large side arches surmounted by oval side balconies. Stairs contained within the arches give access to the first three aft decks. The bridge deck is almost completely enclosed, including the aft part, and there is a further sun deck above the upper deck.

Ace is asking €145,000,000 with Eastwind Yachts

Built in steel to Lloyds class by German yard Blohm + Voss with in-house naval architecture, the 105 metre motor yacht Lady Moura was delivered to a Saudi Arabian client in 1990 and has had the same owner ever since. Accommodation in a luxury interior designed by Luigi Sturchio is for as many as 27 guests in 13 cabins comprising a master suite, VIP suite and 11 further cabins. All guest cabins have state-of-the-art entertainment systems and en suite bathroom facilities.

Lady Moura’s asking price is available on application with Camper & Nicholsons International

Fincantieri builds some of the largest yachts in the world, and its new build Project Atom, pre-engineered by The A Group, is no exception at 135 metres. With an asking price only listed as POA, we think Project Atom is one of the most expensive yachts for sale right now.

Ready to launch in 2019, Project Atom will impress with accommodation for 24, including six huge VIP staterooms and a private owners’ terrace with infinity pool. She also has dual helipads and two lifts connecting all decks.

Atom is for sale with Yachtzoo, POA.

After being sold at auction following the yacht's seizure earlier in the year, the 91.5 metre motor yacht Tranquility (previously Equanimity) is back on the market. Tranquility was built by Oceanco in 2014 with interiors penned by Winch Design. She can sleep up to 26 guests in nine cabins, with further accommodation for up to 26 crew. In 2019, Tranquility was chartered by makeup mogul, and the world's youngest billionaire, Kylie Jenner.

Tranquility is asking $200,000,000 with Camper & Nicholsons.

Built in steel and aluminium and delivered in 2014 to a design by Espen Oeino, the 95.2 metre motor yacht Kismet has a breathtaking interior by Reymond Langton featuring only the finest of materials including rare woods, fabrics and marbles. Accommodation is for up to 16 guests across eight sumptuous staterooms including a master suite with a private deck complete with Jacuzzi and helipad access.

The asking price of Kismet is available on application with Moran Yacht & Ship.

With exterior styling and interior design by Sam Sorgiovanni, the 88.5 metre motor yacht Barbara was built in steel and aluminium by Dutch yard Oceanco to Lloyds class and MCA coded with delivery in 2017. Luxurious accommodation is for 14 guests in seven cabins including a master suite on the upper deck with a private office and sea balconies on either side. Six further guest cabins are located on the main deck forward.

The price of Barbara is available on application with Fraser and Burgess.

Lürssen's 106 metre Amadea takes the penultimate spot. Designed by Espen Øino with interiors penned by Francois Zuretti, Amadea was delivered in 2017. Accommodation is for up to 16 guests in eight cabins, with a crew of 36. Standout features include a spa with a Moroccan-inspired lounge, a helipad, infinity pool, and a sunbathing area that can transform into a stage.

Price on application with Imperial Yachts.

The 126 metre Lürssen Octopus takes the top spot in our round-up of the most expensive superyachts for sale. Delivered in 2003, Octopus remains one of the largest superyachts in the world. Ice-classed, she features exterior design by Espen Øino and interiors penned by Jonathan Quinn Barnett. Highlights include two helipads, a 10-person submarine and an underwater observation lounge. She can sleep 26 guests with a crew of 63.

Octopus is jointly listed for sale with Burgess and Fraser.