Buying a yacht doesn't have to cost hundreds of millions. There are plenty of pre-loved, luxury options on the market for seven figures – if you know where to look. BOAT handpicks six yachts currently for sale under the two-million mark (euros and dollars).
Bellini
Length: 29.7m
Builder: Cantieri di Pisa
Year: 1988
On the market for well under €2 million, Bellini offers space and performance packed into a sub-30-metre hull. Delivered in 1988, this long-range cruiser boasts timeless Italian craftsmanship, with her exteriors penned by Italian designer Pier-Luigi Spadolini and interiors from the boards of Milan-based Hot Lab. She was extensively refitted in 2024, upgraded to accommodate 12 guests in five cabins with additional quarters for five crew. Bellini is also deceptively large, with special features on board including a full-beam master suite and a flybridge that has been transformed into a "sanctuary at sea", equipped with a Jacuzzi, bar and generous lounging areas.
Bellini is asking €950,000 with SuperYachtsMonaco and EKKA Yachts.
Assai
Length: 24.7m
Builder: Alia Yachts
Year: 2011
Crafted by renowned designer Alan Warwick, Assai combines ultimate speed with effortless handling. Built within the Alia 82 series, she is a capable and comfortable world voyager, offering accommodation for six guests in three en suite cabins comprising an owner’s suite positioned aft and two guest cabins. What truly distinguishes Assai’s design, however, is her retractable lift keel: a feature that enhances her performance during cruising while granting her access to ports not traditionally accessible for a yacht of her size. Her slender profile and pilothouse, offering 360-degree unrestricted views, are a true testament to Warwick's uncomplicated signature design.
Assai is asking $1,995,000 with Northrop & Johnson.
Forever
Length: 26.4m
Builder: De Vries Lentsch
Year: 1982
As her name might indicate, Forever is a classic motor yacht delivered in 1892. She was constructed for King Leopold II of Belgium as an emblem of royalty, originally designed by Dutch naval architect G. De Vries Lentsch Jr.. Her romantic character – which has seen her star in several films and TV shows – has been preserved over the decades through meticulous upgrades to bring her the comforts of the 21st century. According to her broker, she guarantees a truly unforgettable experience of yachting history, seeped with modern-day luxuries.
Forever is asking €1,500,000 with Yachtzoo.
Low Profile
Length: 24.1m
Builder: Sunseeker
Year: 2007
Recently refitted in 2022, Low Profile is a notable example of the speedy Predator 82 model. Comfortably cruising at 33 knots and reaching a maximum speed of 44 knots, you're sure to reach your destination fast. Her warm-hued interiors were designed in-house by the British yard, while her neat exteriors were penned by Don Shead. Low Profile can comfortably accommodate up to eight guests in four en suite cabins, including a full-beam master suite. As well as speed, her speciality lies in her low draft, offering access to shallow areas and cruising close to shorelines.
Low Profile is asking €1,170,000 with Denison Yachting.
Mariska
Length: 27.6m
Builder: William Fife & Son
Year: 1908
Delivered in 1908, Mariska is a symbol of classical elegance and Scottish craftsmanship. Her history is rich with victories within the 15-metre Class, claiming top honours in 2011, 2013, 2014 and 2016, and, more recently, success at the Monaco Classic Week in 2019. She underwent a refit in 2021 to maintain her classic charm, overseen by Dan Poljsak at Marina Porotoroz, and now offers a sophisticated race program and logistics through an expert crew who have been on board since 2009. Mariska is of impressive racing pedigree and fully prepared for racing or cruising, accommodating up to six guests across three cabins.
Mariska is asking €1,500,000 with Northrop & Johnson.
Venture
Builder: Leopard Yachts
Length: 30.5m
Year: 2007
Designed by Andrea Bacigalupo and Rodriguez, this trim and speedy Italian build is another fast-paced motor yacht on the market for under two million. Venture can hit a thrilling top speed of 36 knots (43 knots in her prime) and belongs to Leopard Yacht's popular 31 Sport series – of which there are 11 on the water, according to BOATPro. Her monochromatic exterior is complemented by bright, contemporary living spaces, including white leather upholstery on the saloon sofa and sit-up bar. On deck, there are ample opportunities for guests to lounge, from foredeck to aft sunpads. A new set of sun awnings shade the outdoor dining table.
Venture is asking $1,250,000 with Edmiston.
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