The standout superyachts attending the Superyacht Show 2019

Delivered in 1993 by German yard Lurssen, the 58.5 metre Ronin was designed by Sir Norman Foster, with naval architecture by Gerhard Gilgenast. The yacht was extensively refitted in 2013 and can accommodate 10 guests in five cabins, including a master suite on the bridge deck. Ronin is now listed for sale with Merle Wood & Associates for an asking price of $15,900,000.

Delivered in 2013 as the first of Perini Navi’s 60 metre series, the sailing superyacht Seahawk was designed by Ron Holland Design and features interior design by Studio Liaigre described as “traditional maritime-inspired”. The focus of Seahawk’s layout is centred around her staircase, which unites all three levels of the yacht. Seahawk is listed for sale with Burgess and Perini Navi USA for €32,000,000.

Previously known as Positive Carry, the 62 metre Feadship New Hampshire was built in steel and aluminium and delivered in 2005. She was sold most recently in 2016 and has since had nearly €8 million spent on upgrades. New Hampshire is listed for sale with Cecile Wright & Partners for €39,950,000 with VAT paid.

The 67 metre Feadship Anna 1 features exterior and interior styling by Michael Leach and was delivered in 2007. She can accommodate up to 17 guests in six cabins and 17 crew. Exterior features include several spaces for al fresco relaxing and dining, including a sundeck equipped with a Jacuzzi, drinks fridge and sunloungers. Anna 1 is listed for sale with Yachtzoo and Burgess for €65,000,000,

Delivered in 2010, with a refit in 2015, the 68 metre Feadship superyacht Lady Christine features a Rodney Black Design styled interior which can accommodate 10 guests and 21 crew. Key features include a helipad, sundeck with a Teppanyaki grill, barbeque and pizza oven and a soundproof cinema. Lady Christine is currently for sale with Burgess and Superyacht Sales & Charter for an asking price of $69,000,000.

The 68 metre Nobiskrug Triple Seven was first delivered in 2006 and can accommodate 12 guests in five cabins and up to 18 crew members. Other features include a beach club with a steam room and Jacuzzi, open air gym and a range of water toys including Jet Skis and a number of tenders. Triple Seven is currently listed for sale and charter through Burgess.

Delivered just last year, the 72 metre Tankoa superyacht Solo made her international debut at the 2018 Monaco Yacht Show. Styled inside and out by Francesco Paskowski, with interiors designed in collaboration with Margherita Casprini, Solo can accommodate 12 guests and includes a private owner’s deck equipped with its own Jacuzzi, bar and saloon. The crew quarters meanwhile allow of a staff of 18. Solo is offered for charter through Northrop & Johnson.

This 78 metre Abeking & Rasmussen superyacht was delivered in 2008 and designed by Reymond Langton. Since her delivery, Eminence has only been used privately and can accommodate 16 guests in eight cabins and a maximum of 24 staff. Eminence was recently listed for sale with Burgess for €80,000,000.

Sporting exterior by Sam Sorgiovanni, the 82 metre, four decked Secret was originally delivered by Abeking & Rasmussen in 2013. Secret can accommodate a total of 15 guests in seven cabins and up to 25 staff. Special features include a cinema, gym, elevator and massage room. Secret is currently for sale with Burgess for €119,000,000.

Instantly recognisable for her triple-masted DynaRig and central sail emblazoned with her striking bird motif, the iconic 88 metre Maltese Falcon sports a Ken Freivokh design, both inside and out. Built by Perini Navi in 2006, Maltese Falcon can accommodate a total of 12 guests and crew of 19. She is offered for charter through IYC for €480,000 a week, plus expenses.