The 50 most expensive yachts for sale now

Builder: Abeking & Rasmussen
Length: 60m
Designers: Donald Starkey, Bannenberg & Rowell

According to BOATPro, at the time of her launch in 2011, Kaiser became the German's shipyard's eighth largest build, notably spacious with 1,090GT of interior volume. Despite being overtaken in length since, the 60-metre still stands out amongst the Abeking & Rasmussen fleet for her elegant exterior profile paired with a Bannenberg & Rowell interior that favours rich colours and dark woods, for a certain degree of regal charm. This level of luxury can be found across her four decks, with statement red undertones in her main saloon, with its formal lounge and circular dining area, her skylounge, complete with a private dining space, bar and entertainment centre, and in her main deck, full-beam owner's suite. Moving outside, the large sundeck is split into several different relaxation spaces, one of which is a forward-facing Jacuzzi flanked by sunpads. 

Builder: Benetti
Length: 64.5m
Designers: Benetti, RWD, Susan Young

When delivered in 2011 Seanna became the Italian yard's fifth largest yacht – not far behind the then-flagship Kingdom 5KR. She was constructed to an in-house exterior design and naval architecture, while her interiors were penned by British studio RWD and Susan Young. There are standout features aplenty on board the 64.5-metre, the list including a main saloon that can convert into a cinema, a massage room for two, a library with an electric fireplace, a touch-and-go helipad and a fully-equipped gym at sea level with a fold-down terrace. Accommodation for 14 guests comprises six doubles and two twins, one of which is a main-deck master with two full bathrooms, a private lounge and an owner's study.

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: Icon Yachts
Length: 67.5m
Designers: RWD, Studio Linse, Jouke Van Der Baan, Kyp

Loon was delivered in 2010 with her most recent refit project in 2020. On the main deck, the raised pool is the crowd pleaser – panels of glass filter light down to the beach club which was extended considerably during a 2014 refit with Icon Yachts. Accommodation is across a main deck master suite with a private lounge, a VIP suite on the upper deck and lower deck cabins with direct access to said beach club.

Builder: Pendennis
Length: 44.2m
Designers: VPLP Design, Michael Leach Design

Hemisphere is the world’s largest sailing catamaran, boasting an impressive 16.6-metre beam that creates expansive deck spaces. From the flybridge Jacuzzi and al fresco dining areas to the shaded aft deck and sunbathing trampoline forward, every corner is designed for ultimate comfort. She benefits from two master suites on the main deck, each with direct access to a private forward terrace lounge, while two doubles and a twin cabin on the lower deck make up the rest of the guest accommodations. She also comes with a custom-built 16.4-metre sports fishing tender.

Builder: Ares Yachts
Length: 62m
Designers: Taka Yacht Design, Design Unlimited

Launched from the Turkish shipyard's new build facilities in July, Simena unveiled her steel–carbon composite structure, traditional teak decks and varnished Sipo mahogany exteriors. Said to be inspired by a "gentler age of sail", the ketch sailing yacht has been loosely modelled after a clipper ship, with her name a nod to the centuries of Turkish maritime heritage. Inside, Simena's interior is adorned in walnut, marble, antiqued brass and textured leather, offering accommodation for up to 12 guests in a six-cabin layout.

Builder: Vitters
Length: 44.3m
Designers: Reichel Pugh Yacht Design, Design Unlimited

Fresh from the shipyard, the Dutch-built sailing sloop W Magic caught the industry's attention for her pedigree Lloyd's class build and sporty finish. Launched in January 2025, the fast cruising sloop is host to new Vitters' innovations including two "submarine" anchor systems and a "peak shaving" battery system. A highlight on board is the covered main cockpit, which allows for al fresco dining and lounging in all weather conditions and blends the inside with the out thanks to expansive glass doors leading into the main saloon. Accommodation is for 10 across a five-cabin layout, including that of a large full-beam owner’s suite complete with an en suite bathroom, his-and-hers walk-in wardrobes, and an office. 

Builder: Benetti
Length: 63.5m
Designers: Stefano Natucci, Argent Design

Delivered in 2006, Lioness V  was described by the broker as a "milestone for Benetti and the industry alike" – though her layout benefits from a "proven format", particularly in the main saloon, dining area and upper deck. The main saloon opens up to the aft deck arranged with a full bar, lounge area and an extra wide staircase that leads down to the swim platform. An interesting perk is found up on the sundeck, arranged with a plunge pool, sunpads and an automated golf Tee-it driving range. A gym, steam room and shower are also to hand. The superyacht was listed for sale for the first time in September 2023.

Builder: Oceanco
Length: 60m
Designers: Winch Design, Alexandre Thiriat

Alfa G re-entered the market following a comprehensive €20 million refit, which upgraded all onboard systems and focused extensively on her sundeck. Redesigned for versatility, the now deck features flexible dining arrangements, a bar, a barbecue and a swimming pool surrounded by sunpads. Her original Winch interior was restyled by Alexandre Thiriat, creating a "refined and warm atmosphere" with bespoke furnishings and curated art pieces. Accommodating up to 16 guests, the yacht for sale features six cabins, including a master suite on the main deck, and a VIP stateroom, two doubles and two twins on the lower deck.

Builder: Lürssen
Length: 60.7m
Designer: Winch Design, Espen Øino International

Marguerite was built under the supervision of the Moran new construction team, with a design brief that requested a private owner’s area, professional dive centre, hefty tender storage and the ability to cruise for thirty days at a time. The owner's cabin is a particular highlight, spanning two decks and designed with an observation lounge, access to a private foredeck and a floating staircase that leads to an upper deck study. The yacht benefitted from a full interior refit after a change in ownership at the end of 2021.