The largest yachts at the Monaco Yacht Show 2017

Another of the top yachts for sale at the 2017 Monaco Yacht Show, Infinite Shades is part of Burgess’ impressive fleet this year. Delivered in 2011 as an Amels Limited Editions 212 yacht, she boasts the much sought-after combination of Tim Heywood exteriors and Winch Design interiors. Key features include a superyacht pool with swim-up bar and a radiant glass-enclosed dining room, which allows eight guests to enjoy a meal sat around a circular dining table.

One of the most expensive yachts for sale right now, Martha Ann boasts some serious pedigree, as she was built in Germany by the prestigious Lürssen yard and designed by the world renowned naval architect Espen Øino. The opulent Francois Zuretti-styled interior totals more than 12,000 square metres of space, decorated with mahogany panelling and marble and onyx counter tops. A 2008 launch, she is jointly listed for sale by Burgess and IYC.

Fresh from her debut season cruising Antarctica, Legend will bring her rugged charms to this year’s Monaco Yacht Show. First launched in 1974 by IHC Verschure as a Soviet icebreaker, she was overhauled and lengthened by Icon Yachts in 2016, who will be proudly exhibiting her in Port Hercules. Legend is currently offered for sale with Fraser and those lucky enough to step on board should head straight to her Balinese spa, which is a real design marvel.