The 50 most expensive yachts for sale now

Builder: Feadship
Length: 100m
Designers: Studio De Voogt, Rémi Tessier

The new queen of the brokerage market, taking the crown as the most expensive yacht for sale, is the 100-metre Moonrise. The superyacht, delivered in 2020, was constructed by the Dutch shipyard to an in-house design by Studio De Voogt. A vertical bow, grey and snow-white paintwork and a strong masculine profile characterise the build, notable features of which won her a Neptune at the World Superyacht Awards the year after her delivery. Other highlights include her foredeck helicopter landing area, beach club and extensive wellness facilities. Accommodation on board the contemporary Rémi Tessier-designed interiors is for up to 16 guests across eight cabins, with additional quarters for a crew of 32. The yacht joined the market in January for the first time since her delivery, following the delivery of her successor, the 101-metre Feadship also known as Moonrise, in July last year.

Builder: Lloyd Werft
Length: 114.2m
Designers: Newcruise, Donald Starkey

Now the second-most expensive yacht for sale, the 114.2-metre motor yacht Luna was delivered in 2010 as the world's second-largest expedition yacht. It's her ice-class hull, range of 9,500 nautical miles and volume of 5,655GT that make the German-built motor yacht so impressive in terms of specs. However, her long and low aft deck, multiple fold-down balconies, twin helipads and her mammoth 12-by-five-metre pool – the biggest ever seen on a superyacht at the time – are what really steal the show. Inside, up to 18 guests are accommodated across nine cabins (cared for by a crew of 51), with a huge list of amenities including a conference room, dance floor, cinema, beauty salon, beach club, gym and Jacuzzi. Luna's re-entry to the market in June 2025 marks the second time the yacht has been for sale since her launch. She was previously sold in 2014 before undergoing a €50,000,000 refit in the same year.

Builder: Kusch Yachts
Length: 100.8m
Designers: Vega Yachts, The A Group, Massari Design

Next on the list is the 100.8-metre Kusch Yachts superyacht I Dynasty. When delivered in 2015, she became the second-largest build from the German shipyard - not far behind the 133.2-metre Al Mirqab, delivered seven years prior. Vega Yachts and The A Group's Richard Hein are responsible for the project's exterior design and naval architecture - taking on the challenge of adhering to strict Passenger Yacht Code (PYC) rules and multiple owner requests. She soon became recognised as "one of the most complex yachts in history", but as a result, is now one of the first superyachts fully certified to PYC standards, able to carry up to 36 guests on board and accommodate up to 34 guests in 12 cabins. Massari Design penned her interiors, which, although classically extravagant, hone into the "cosy family yacht with 'wow'" brief that her owner asked for.

Builder: Lürssen
Length: 91m
Designers: Reymond Langton Design

Lady Lara joined the market in September 2023, marking the first time she had been available for sale since her delivery in 2015. She boasts a range of entertainment amenities, including two swimming pools – the largest of which can be transformed into a dancefloor – and a custom surround sound setup. The second pool is found on the sundeck with a swim-up bar, plus a large daybed and sunlounger also on this level. Accommodation is for a total of 16 guests across eight cabins and the master suite is positioned on a dedicated owner's deck. It includes a private exterior terrace accessible from the cabin, a library, his-and-hers bathrooms and dressing rooms.

Builder: Oceanco
Length: 90m
Designers: Luiz De Basto

A World Superyacht Awards winner, Luna (previously Dar) is inspired by a hammerhead shark and features sinuous lines, wide-set wing stations and a mast modelled after a dorsal fin, courtesy of Luiz De Basto. The nautical theme continues indoors, including a school of fish modelled from Venetian plaster that winds its way up the stairs – one of several pieces made by DKT Artworks. An owner's deck, complete with a private saloon and Jacuzzi and a wellness area (with Hammam, sauna and massage room), is also well worth mentioning. But Luna is renowned for her extensive use of glass. There are 390 square metres in her superstructure alone, measuring 30 millimetres thick at its heaviest point.

Builder: Benetti
Length: 107m
Designers: Benetti

Mar is one of the largest yachts ever built by Italian yard Benetti, designed entirely in-house and delivered in 2020. With over 100 metres to play with, she is packed with stylish contemporary design features and a long list of amenities for every guest. A large, heated infinity pool on the sundeck and a "wellness oasis" on the lower deck, complete with gym, Hammam, massage room and beauty salon, are to name but a few. Accommodation is for up to 16 guests in eight cabins, including a contemporary, full-beam owner's suite on the bridge deck with private balconies, a full-beam bathroom and expansive dressing rooms.

Builder: Amels
Length: 77.8m
Designers: Espen Øino, François Zuretti

The brief given to Energy's design team was to "defy convention and find ways to connect with the ocean", and the 77.8-metre motor yacht certainly achieves that with distinction. Each of her five decks offers a new experience for her 14 guests – accommodated in seven cabins – to enjoy. The lower deck boasts a sea-level gym with beauty salon, sauna, Hammam and beach club with bar, while the main deck is home to a boardroom-style office, martial arts room and an intimate "waterfall lounge". Elsewhere, the bridge deck is host to a music lounge with a Steinway baby grand piano and marble-topped bar – yet it doesn't stop there. The upper deck – also home to the owner's private saloon – is equipped with "one of the largest pools on any yacht, anywhere", while the top deck's helipad forward doubles as a sun lounge or a yoga studio. Energy was delivered in 2022 and has been used only privately since her launch. She was a nominee at the 2023 World Superyacht Awards for the Motor Yacht of the Year award, narrowly beaten by the 75-metre Kenshō.

Builder: Feadship
Length: 76.5m
Designers: Studio De Voogt, Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects, Amy Halffman

Boardwalk joined the market for the first time since her 2021 delivery in September, putting the high-quality European craftsmanship and clever yet stylish American design that she is famed for into the spotlight once again. Commissioned by American businessman and hospitality magnate Tilman Fertitta (also an experienced and serial yacht owner) Boardwalk is host to four expansive decks and 1,848GT of interior volume, with a long list of onboard amenities suited to "multi-generational enjoyment". Highlights include six bars, a six-metre mosaic-tiled pool and adjoining hot tub on the sundeck, and a beach and fitness club on the lower deck.

Builder: Lürssen
Length: 114.5m
Designers: Tim Heywood, Terence Disdale

Pelorus was delivered in 2003 as the 11th largest superyacht in the world and easily the largest yacht to be built by Lürssen at the time. She was commissioned by a Saudi businessman who enjoyed a single cruise aboard his new vessel before a new buyer made an offer too good to refuse. Exterior designer Tim Heywood stocked the yacht with a top deck lido featuring two swimming pools, two helicopter pads and a vast sea-level platform that is revealed by opening the transom. The immense task of designing the interior was carried out by Terence Disdale, who opted to use natural materials wherever possible to maintain a "casual" atmosphere to offset the yacht’s imposing frame. Pelorus can welcome 18 guests, with room for an additional 46 crew members.

Builder: Yachtley
Length: 80m
Designer: Alpha Marine, Cristiano Gatto

Delivered in 2019, Elements is Lloyd's classed and SOLAS compliant. Her gilded Gatto interiors can accommodate 24 guests in 12 cabins, all equipped with entertainment centres, Sony television screens and full en suite bathroom facilities. A favourite area for active guests will be the beach club aft on the lower deck, which features two swim platforms opening to sea level port and aft, a massage room, Turkish bath and a bar. Other leisure highlights include an elevator providing access to all decks and a helipad.