Scroll-stopping: The most Instagram-worthy superyachts

Instantly recognisable, the 106.7-metre Oceanco sailing yacht Black Pearl stands out for her world’s largest Dynarig system, crowned by three 70.6-metre carbon masts dominating her profile. Her all-black livery heightens the drama, and shot under sail and at anchor will stop the scroll. 

Delivered in 2018, the sailing yacht remained an enigma until she entered the charter market in 2024 with fresh interior reveals of her neoclassical details, guest experiences and crew-led content that has fuelled a buzz across social platforms. Technically ambitious, with groundbreaking credentials and visually unmistakable, @syblackpearlofficial is one to follow.

Debuting at the 2024 Monaco Yacht Show, the 44-metre Tecnomar catamaran This Is It captivated onlookers with its futuristic, radical design and expansive glass surfaces. She was built to a design brief, resulting in “unlike anything the superyacht world has ever seen".

Her head-turning presence continues online through @thisisit_yacht, not just for her asymmetric lines but also for her impressive, sleek shots of the ultra-luxe “floating villa” ambience, featuring open entertaining, socialising and lounging spaces that give a glimpse into life on board. Since her launch, this yacht has been one to follow on the grid, not just for the aesthetically pleasing shots but as a reference point of this bold new design direction.

Breaking the traditional superyacht exterior mould with a bold red hull and rugged explorer profile, the 59.4-metre Akula is regularly spotted around the world. Built by Rossinavi, she features a design thanks to Gian Paolo Nari with clean lines, sharp angles and military-inspired details that highlight capability and adventure. 

With plenty of storytelling potential for social feeds, Akula was recently listed for sale in December 2025, ready for her next owner who wants to explore the world in style. Courtesy of FM Architettura, her interiors are also far from traditional in layout and style and include bonus spaces such as a practical mud room, a "man cave" and a "craft cave".

Guests can step back in time onboard the 90-metre Nero, a motorised replica of J.P. Morgan’s 1930’s Corsair IV, combining old-world soul with modern-day luxuries. Her timeless profile, with a sheer, elegant clipper bow and iconic yellow smoke stake, is picture-perfect for social platforms. 

Launched in 2008, the yacht has gathered various awards for its classic beauty. Available for charter, yachtspotters and prospective guests can follow along at @nero_yacht to keep an eye on where she is headed to experience the golden age of yachting.

Owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, the 125.8-metre Oceanco sailing yacht Koru has been attention-grabbing since her launch. Her sweeping classic navy hull, towering masts and intricate gold paintwork make for an exciting shot, while her scarlet bootstrap and elaborate bow figurehead add an intriguing flair.

Regularly spotted in yachting hotspots around the world, including St Barths, Cannes, and Portofino, she is a hit on the social feeds. While plenty of exterior shots and videos exist, her interiors remain shrouded in secrecy, adding to her intrigue. Her 75-metre Damen support yacht Abeona offers social sharers a two-for-one experience, especially when a helicopter landing is thrown in.

The first model in Damen Yachting's SeaExplorer range, the 58.3-metre Pink Shadow, was designed for globetrotting adventures with a long list of charter-ready credentials. Delivered in 2023 as polar-certified with a fully commercial helipad, she is the perfect platform for capturing adventurous content from every corner of the globe.

The explorer offers up to 30 days of autonomy for those who really want to head off-grid. Bold and eclectic, Amazon-inspired interiors from Design Unlimited provide an array of Instagram-worthy moments, from the party-central “Tiki Plage” beach club, upper-deck cigar lounge and infinity-edge pool, to her endless toy inventory. Dubbed as one of the coolest yachts out there, you can keep up with her location and consistently updated amenities, like the inflatable cinema screen over at @mypinkshadow.

Once known as Alibaba, the 142-metre Lürssen Dragonfly, owned by Google co-founder Sergey Brin (his second yacht to bear the Dragonfly name), has regularly appeared on social feeds since her delivery in 2024. Thanks to her sleek exterior lines by German Frers and her double-folding stern platform that creates a spacious beach club, designed by Nauta. 

She also boasts a glass-bottom pool, a cinema, a spa, a dedicated business deck, a large office and a helicopter hangar. Full of design hallmarks from the German yard, engineering-wise, she is also fitted with an efficient diesel-electric hybrid propulsion system. After making the headlines in 2023 for a dock-gate mishap, Dragonfly has since claimed a more positive, feed-ready spot on many superyacht accounts.

Another entry that defies conventional superyacht colour palettes is the 46.7-metre King Benji, with her acid-blue hull, which immediately sets her apart. The Dunya explorer yacht, with a design by Gregory C. Marshall, was built to explore by a forward-thinking owner who commissioned her to showcase the experiences yachting can offer. 

Delivered in 2024, she made an impression on the charter scene with endless amenities and flexible spaces for a sub-500GT yacht, including a Teppanyaki social dining space, dual-temperature Jacuzzi, an overflowing toy box setup and a deck that doubles up as a sports court. She also earned recognition at the 2025 BOAT International Design & Innovation Awards for her unique Design Unlimited interiors, featuring bamboo details, organic fibres and ocean-themed, individually designed cabins. Socially, her feed over at @yachtkingbenji is full of lifestyle-driven content showcasing the life onboard, plus an insight into her adventurous crew.

Set to be among the largest superyachts delivered in 2026, the 114-metre Nausicaä, formerly Project Cosmo, is already causing a stir on socials. From the drawing boards of Marc Newson, this Lürssen not only has a visually commanding profile but also cutting-edge technical ambition. Fuel-cell power underlines her forward-thinking credentials and her advanced explorer capabilities mean she will also go the distance. 

The highlights are her sculptural statements, from the visor-like observation bow to the unique glass-domed office amidships. Adding to her lifestyle features are the Jacuzzi and pool on the upper deck. While her exterior has been snapped already, eyes are peeled for when she splashes the big seas, and as more is revealed, it's expected she will be one not to scroll past.

Since her delivery in 2024, the 42.8-metre Seawolf X has been a rising Instagram star. The Rossinavi multi-hulled yacht drew attention for its eco-conscious credentials, pairing hybrid-electric propulsion with solar panels and battery storage, said to reduce fuel consumption by up to 75 per cent. 

Her low, stealthy and sharp profile, with supercar-inspired styling and a bowspirt likened to a Formula One front wing from Fulvio De Simoni, also turns heads. While inside, Meyer Davis made a superyacht debut, channelling a relaxed, beachy aesthetic inspired by 1 Hotel South Beach, Miami. Having joined the charter fleet soon after delivery, she is now available for sale. For interested parties, guest-led content and glowing testimonials can be found on her platform @myseawolfx.

A gold-hulled - or more precisely, “champagne coloured” - vision, the 50-metre Anjelif was delivered by Columbus Yachts in 2024. Designed in collaboration with Marco Casali and the yacht’s owner, she blends shimmering aesthetics with a personal affinity to crystals and precious stones. 

Entering the charter scene in 2025, she offers guests an array of features for Instagrammable moments, from the alfresco cinema and infinity pool to a massage treatment room, cocoon-style teak transom seating and a touch-and-go helipad doubling as a dancefloor. Besides the aesthetics, a portion of her charter revenue supports humanitarian causes.

Sometimes it's not just the clean and sleek designs, but also the stories behind them. The 102.5-metre Feadship Ulysses was commissioned by experienced owner New Zealand billionaire Graeme Hart, who took a hands-on role throughout the build. Taking inspiration from his previous 116-metre Ulysses, now Andromeda, this brief challenged designers to deliver comparable space and amenities in half the volume. 

Her expandable helipad with hanger, expansive swimming pool, four exterior Jacuzzis and a two-tier engine room, which was “obligatory,” are standout results of the brief. Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design's minimalist exterior incorporates 1,100 square metres of glass, which consistently stops spotters and content creators in their tracks. Since delivery in 2024, she has regularly made the feeds and is sometimes complemented by the 81-metre support yacht U-81.