The 50 most expensive yachts for sale now

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.

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

13 years after her 2009 delivery, Scott Free was relaunched by her original builders after an extensive six-month refit. Works included the overhaul of her interiors – which were replaced with a contemporary Bannenberg & Rowell design – the addition of a sea-level beach club and a brand new sky-blue hull (a repaint from the previous navy). Her new interiors were decorated with a "bold mix of contemporary design and comfort", showcased within the Art Deco-inspired master suite, the main saloon with its neutral colour palette accented by pops of citrus green, and the open-plan sky lounge with "whimsical" lighting - the perfect movie night setting. Scott Free is also host to a curated art collection on board and can accommodate 12 guests in six cabins.

Builder: Holland Jachtbouw
Length: 64m
Designers: Hoek Design Naval Architects, Peter Mikic Interiors

At 64.3 metres, Athos is the largest two-masted schooner in the world and is designed for true high-performance sailing across the globe. The sailing yacht was launched in 2010 and reborn 12 years later following a major refit project at Royal Huisman that saw her stern extended by 1.25 metres (among other major structural changes). No wonder Athos took home the award for Best Refitted Yacht at the World Superyacht Awards 2023. Another big-ticket charter yacht, Athos comes equipped with a large selection of water toys, including sailing dinghies, wakeboards, Jet Skis, paddleboards, fishing gear and diving equipment.

Builder: Benetti
Length: 63.5m
Designers: Benetti, FM – Architettura d’interni

Delivered in 2016, Moca stands out for her voluminous sundeck – designed as a children's playroom for fun and relaxation – which is accessed directly through the bridge, as is a full helm station. Other highlights include her accommodation (particularly the upper deck master and two VIP suites) and a formal dining area with an extendable walnut table for larger gatherings. According to the broker, Moca is listed for sale in "pristine" condition following a major refit in 2024. A previous multimillion-dollar refit was also completed in 2021.

Builder: Rossinavi
Length: 49m
Designers: Fulvio De Simoni Yacht Design, Arrabito Naval Architects, Unvarnished

This sporty superyacht is a relatively secretive build by Italian yard Rossinavi. A fast displacement hull and long, sweeping lines characterise her exterior, while interiors include accommodation for six guests and an owner's suite with a lounge area and private gym. Other confirmed features include a glass-backed dip pool and a skylounge which can be configured as a cinema room.

Builder: Feadship
Length: 57.6m
Designers: Feadship De Voogt, Bannenberg & Rowell

Delivered as Larisa in 2013, W cruised under the same owner until she was sold in 2019. A 10-month refit soon followed, which saw W emerge from Feadship's Holland facilities with a gleaming silver hull, a larger Jacuzzi and an all-new television lounge. "The best thing about W is that she is a steel-hulled Feadship – and nothing even comes close," said W's current owner. "She gives you the freedom to explore anywhere in the world, unlike coastal yachts built by other companies." Her spacious interior – originally designed by Bannenberg & Rowell, with touches from A La Mer during her refit – includes a grand master suite with a private balcony and large walk-in wardrobe with dressing room.

Builder: Heesen
Length: 50m
Designers: Omega Architects, Van Oossanen Naval Architects, Cristiano Gatto Design

Book Ends follows Aquamarine as the second unit in the Dutch shipyard's 5000 Aluminium series. She was built by an experienced yachtsman and is in as-new condition with low hours and light owners use. Accommodation is for 12 guests in five cabins, including a full-beam (nine-metre) owner's cabin forward on the main deck with marble bathroom, separate study and walk-in wardrobe. Book Ends' flex-use beach club is also worth noting – the broker envisions the space converted to a sea-level gym for morning workouts, a lounge area during the day and an entertainment space by night.

Builder: Rossinavi
Length: 63m
Designers: Team For Design – Enrico Gobbi

The award-winning Utopia IV is back on the market for the second time since her delivery in 2018. She recently benefitted from a refit which included a full paint job and service of all major machinery including engines, jet drives, and generators. Accommodation is across six en suite cabins, including a forward-facing master suite with its own six-metre terrace. Brands such as Armani and Hermes feature throughout. Special features include a 70-square-metre beach club in the transom, three spa pools and a touch-and-go helipad. In 2023, she made headlines when she rescued a stranded vessel off the coast of Florida.

Builder: Dunya Yachts
Length: 46.7m
Designers: Gregory C. Marshall, Design Unlimited

King Benji 's interiors – from British studio Design Unlimited – clinched her a win at the BOAT Design & Innovation Awards 2025. And no wonder, with a custom sushi bar, bamboo ceilings and undersea-theme guest rooms (including triggerfish, squid and octopus wallpaper) for guests to enjoy. "I think if you’re lucky enough to be a guest on board there would be many details that reveal themselves to you over a number of days," said one of the judges. A Teppanyaki bar, 360-degree crow's nest and dual-temperature Jacuzzi, among other luxuries, have also earned her quite the charter reputation.

Builder: Benetti
Length: 60m
Designers: Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design

Formosa takes her name from the early term given to Taiwan by Portuguese sailors upon discovery, meaning "beautiful" in Portuguese. As such, her spacious Sinot interiors combine Italian craftsmanship and Dutch design with an "Asian-inspired elegance". The custom 1,089GT build accommodates up to 13 guests in seven cabins, though the star of the show is naturally the owner's apartment. Spanning the entire upper deck, the 70-square-metre space includes an office, dressing room, bathroom with a traditional wooden bathtub and a sheltered private deck with seating on the foredeck. Other highlights include a sundeck geared towards outdoor life, complete with a large whirlpool, bar, barbecue and sunloungers, in addition to a touch-and-go helipad.