The 50 most expensive yachts for sale now

Builder: Feadship
Length: 51m
Designers: Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects, Bannenberg & Rowell

A recent six-million-euro refit transformed the Dutch-built motor yacht Promise., refreshing her exterior paint, upgrading her systems and reimagining her interiors. Delivered in 2018, she marked the first Feadship yacht to achieve an Ice Class 1E & LR Polar Ship certificate, making her more than capable of exploring polar-capped regions. British studio Bannenberg & Rowell curated a contemporary feel throughout her interior, using pale woods, bespoke joinery and predominantly neutral-toned soft furnishings accented by bright pops of colour found in artworks and modern details. On board, guests can enjoy versatile and open-plan living spaces, including a light-filled observation lounge and a bridge deck multipurpose lounge which can be transformed for any need, from a massage space to a workout studio. Accommodation is for 12 in six cabins, including two master suites, with all of the cabins located on the main deck. 

Builder: Codecasa
Length: 65m
Designer: Codecasa, M2 Atelier

Codecasa's 65-metre Regina d'Italia joined the brokerage market for the first time in July 2025, having been under the ownership of the same original owner since hitting the water in 2019. She is one of three 65-metre yachts from the Italian shipyard, built from its successful 65M platform, and is the second largest Codecasa vessel by interior volume at 1,215GT - just pipped by Joia the Crown Jewel's 1,278GT. Despite seeming minimalistic from the outside, Regina d'Italia is host to a striking interior from M2 Atelier (with creative guidance from a "world-renowned fashion designer"), adorned in a modern art deco-cum-baroque inspired aesthetic. Highlights include a cinema skylounge, a fully equipped gym and an elongated forward-facing pool on the sundeck.

Builder: Royal Huisman
Length: 56.1m
Designers: Dykstra Naval Architects, Mark Whiteley

The 56.1-metre ketch Apsara is a modern classic from Dutch pedigree yard Royal Huisman, delivered in 2018 and combining traditional hull lines with a powerful contemporary sailing rig and a clean, understated aesthetic throughout. Her exterior is characterised by two low-profile teak-clad deckhouses and a versatile mid-deck lounge, complete with a sun canopy that can be deployed at anchor, while the main cockpit is designed for relaxed socialising, with flexible tables that can be arranged for everything from casual coffee to a dinner setting for 10. Interiors by Mark Whiteley channel a refined New England-inspired style, with brush-painted white panelling offset by rich mahogany joinery. Panoramic windows fill the main deck saloon with natural light, while a lower saloon forward is fitted with a high-resolution cinema screen, surround sound system and a fully equipped gym. Accommodation is for eight guests across four cabins, including a light-filled owner’s suite with an oval skylight.

Builder: Canadian Vickers
Length: 99.2m
Designers: Costas Carabelas, Prof. Cäsar Pinnau, Howaldtswerke, Azure Yacht Design & Naval Architecture,  Apostolos Molindris

Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Winston Churchill and John F. Kennedy are some of the names that have walked on Christina O's decks or sat at her bar – the latter built from the wood of a sunken Spanish galleon ship. She was originally delivered as a WWII anti-submarine vessel and was later converted into a private yacht by Aristotle Onassis, the second husband of Jackie Kennedy. Two of her most talked-about features are a mosaic-tiled, saltwater swimming pool that converts to a dance floor and the whale foreskin-upholstered bar stools which surround Christina O's rope-covered bar, colloquially termed Ari's Bar.

Builder: Heesen
Length: 55m
Designers: Omega Architects, Luca Dini, Van Oossanen Naval Architects

The 55-metre motor yacht Reliance is the sixth hull in Heesen’s popular 55 Steel series and represents the most refined iteration to date. Built by the Dutch yard in 2018, she features a fast-displacement steel hull by Van Oossanen Naval Architects, an exterior by Frank Laupman of Omega Architects and interiors by Luca Dini – marking the first collaboration between Heesen and the Italian studio. Her distinctive shark-grey profile is paired with generous outdoor living across four decks, including a 110-square-metre sundeck with Jacuzzi, teppanyaki bar and sunpads. A wellness-focused beach club incorporates a gym, sauna and hammam, while the upper deck aft is arranged for al fresco dining. Accommodation is for 12 guests across six cabins, including an 82-square-metre owner’s apartment on the main deck. Reliance is commercially registered, has an established charter record and offers a range of 4,500 nautical miles at cruising speed.

Builder: Oceanco
Length: 66m
Designers: Oceanco, Alberto Pinto

AHS rejoined the market in September 2025, following significant refit works including a complete redesign of the owner's suite, VIP and guest cabins on the main deck. Originally delivered in 2005 by the Dutch yard, the motor yacht is characterised by a classic canoe stern and inside, host to interiors by the late Alberto Pinto. Offering accommodation for 16 guests in eight cabins, AHS is recognised for her prominent charter popularity, which sees guests revel in her many amenities and stylish 1,801GT interiors. Her beamy sundeck is one of these, accommodating a 19,000-litre pool, a helipad that transforms into a sun lounge, an exterior dining table for 18, and an outdoor cinema set-up.

Builder: Viareggio Superyachts
Length: 63.7m
Designers: Espen Øino, Franck Darnet Design

Delivered in 2020, Atomic was commissioned by an avid scuba diver and accommodates a professional dive centre accessed via a folding balcony on her hull. Another standout feature is a coral-coloured mosaic pool on her sundeck, while her exterior spaces are characterised by splashes of "Monaco Red" – her owner’s favourite colour. A full bar, cosy gas firepit, al fresco dining table and ample sunbathing spots round out the superyacht's list of amenities. Accommodation is across six cabins, including a split-level master suite with a gym and an office. Intended for exploration, the yacht’s pilothouse features SOLAS-approved window shades and an integrated bridge system by Kongsberg.

Builder: Feadship
Length: 60.4m
Designers: Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design, Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects

Rock.It was originally commissioned by an American client and marked the third collaboration between the team at Sinot and the Dutch builder following work on Musashi and Fountainhead. She was delivered in 2014, though she underwent a year-long refit completed in 2020 and a second refit in 2024, where the captain's cabin was converted into a sixth VIP cabin to bring her total accommodation to 13. An Art Deco interior features flame mahogany, backlit white onyx and custom furniture by Frank Pollaro throughout. Outside, a standout al fresco dining area can be found on the sundeck beneath a canopy skylight and next to a raised Jacuzzi and a fully equipped bar.

Builder: Clelands, FYD Monaco
Length: 72.3m
Designers: Pier Vittorio Cerruti

Bleu de Nîmes was originally delivered in 1980, commissioned by the British Royal Navy as a degaussing ship, then known as RMAS Lodestone. After a decade of service, she was purchased by an experienced superyacht owner in 1999 and so began an exhaustive six-year refit which transformed her into a capable private explorer yacht. In 2016, her owner decided to upgrade her into a "stylish charter yacht" and embarked on another major rebuild - this one taking four years and completing in 2020. Works included a 16-metre extension to her amidships and stern, and an increase of volume by nearly 600GT, expanding her accommodation to a generous 13-cabin layout for up to 28 guests, cared for by a crew of 23. In terms of amenities, Bleu de Nîmes boasts a library room, an "immersive" cinema room, a beach club and a fully-equipped, 50-square-metre gym next to a massage room and sauna. 

Builder: Tecnomar
Length: 43.5m
Designers: The Italian Sea Group, Gian Marco Campanino

A new addition to the most expensive yachts for sale line-up is the radical 43.5-metre catamaran This Is It, now on the market for the first time. First unveiled to the industry at the 2023 Monaco Yacht Show, This Is It quickly drew a crowd for her unique and mind-bending profile, which is characterised by a curved overall structure with 600 square metres of glass panelling and unusual, slanted decks. Aft is where the real show is, with the catamaran's wide 14.5-metre beam showcasing a glass-sided infinity pool which floats across the yacht's two hulls, sweeping asymmetric steps which lead to the grand al fresco dining space on the main deck aft and the glass balcony of the private owner's suite above. The yacht's design is said to be "unlike anything the superyacht world has seen" and as such, has been a firm favourite on the charter market, attracting celebrity charter guests including Rihanna and A$AP Rocky.