We showed you our list to some of the most ridiculous yachts in the world but
how about some of the most beautiful.
Number Twelve
This next beauty is one of the largest private motor yachts in the
world measuring in at 269 feet.
Able to accommodate 12 guests throughout six
cabins the Alfa Nero includes three dining areas, a dance room, gym, and one of
the largest pools ever found on a yacht, which can be covered to create a helipad.
This superyacht is powered by two diesel engines producing a total of
almost 9400 horsepower for a maximum speed of 20 knots.
If you're interested
in the Nero it can be chartered throughout the winter and summer seasons.
Number Eleven
Built for San Antonio Spurs owner Joe Louis the Aviva is the
height of luxury.
This multi-million dollar vessel was the third Aviva
created for the billionaire.
The super yacht measures an impressive 322 feet in
length and took three years to complete.
It was the biggest project for its
designers to date who were also given the task of placing a full-size tennis
court on the yacht.
The ingenious design places the court inside the lower
portion of the vessel making it extremely playable even when cruising at
speeds up to 20 knots.
Number Ten
The Black Pearl was inspired by The Maltese
Falcon which you'll see later in our countdown.
This tri-deck sailing yacht
was the result of a collaboration between renown designers and naval
architects from the Netherlands.
Their goal was to push the boundaries of the
Maltese Falcon and Dyna rig concept into something new with a result that was
more than spectacular.
The steel hull measures 350 feet in
length making the Black Pearl one of the largest sailing yachts ever built.
It can
accommodate up to 12 guests and features a Jacuzzi, swimming platform, tender
garage, and underwater lights.
It can reach speeds up to 17 and a half knots
though undersea trials that manage to hit speeds of 30 knots.
Number Nine
Don't be fooled by our next yacht, it may look like a military ship
but it's actually a luxury superyacht.
Owned by a former Microsoft engineer it
has a unique design sure to turn heads.
It comes complete with many deluxe
features including a gym, jacuzzi, tender garage, air conditioning, and a helicopter
landing pad.
Diaw has five cabins which can accommodate up to ten guests.
Anchor
stabilizers increase onboard comfort while the stabilization system reduces
the rolling motion of the vessel.
This luxury vessel has a top speed of 17
knots, but cruises comfortably at fifteen, with a range up to 3,500 nautical miles
Number Eight
One of the largest motor yachts of the world the Corinthian seven
comes in at a lengthy 319 feet.
The twin screws of the yacht are propelled by
four MTU 1163 diesel engines, which allow the vessel to travel at a speedy 26
knots.
The Carinthia is often considered to be one of the most attractive yachts
in the world and a favorite of many.
It's easy to see why with the gorgeous lines
on this blue holed Beauty.
Number Seven
If you're the type that likes to mix
business with pleasure then look no further.
This yacht is a beauty but she
also means business.
It has sleeping quarters for up to 12
passengers including a master suite, a VIP stateroom, three double cabins, and a
twin cabin.
There's also room for up to nine crew on board to ensure a relaxed
luxury yacht experience.
With the cruising speed of 12 knots, a maximum
speed of 16 knots, and a range of 5,000 nautical miles, this one is the perfect
combination of performance and luxury.
Number Six
Famously and perhaps notoriously Carinthia Six owes its
existence to the fact that the Corinthia Five survived for only a few months
before
ending her day's several fathoms down in greek waters.
Known as the one it was
built in 1973 measuring two hundred and thirty-three feet.
Its top speed is
roughly 28 knots with power coming from two forty seven hundred horsepower
diesel engines.
Although this one isn't the newest on the list we really do
think she's aged well and could still hold her own on the high seas.
Number Five
If you have a little bit of extra money laying around and want to buy your
own personal yacht this might be the one for you.
It's definitely not the largest
by any means but it sure is pretty to look at.
Among the advantages are the
large floor-to-ceiling windows, the wide body area of the bow which houses the
master suite, and the side powder coated glass, that gives it a more streamlined
look.
In addition to the master suite there are also four VIP double cabins in
a crew area.
Number Four
Commissioned by a Saudi Arabian businessman and then sold to a
Russian billionaire in 2004, this yacht has gone through some upgrades.
The new owner
added a second helicopter pad, four zero speed stabilizers, and modifications to
the exhaust, mast, and stern.
It's powered by 2 - 5500 horsepower
engines with a maximum speed of 19 knots, but often cruises between 12 to 14 knots.
There's room for a crew of 45 with of course a few guests of your own.
It's
rumored that this yacht was won in a pretty nasty divorce settlement and sold
for 300 million, but hey we aren't one of those gossipy YouTube channels.
Number Three
This one is my second-favorite, and wait till you see
number one.
This yacht was designed without any attempt to be ostentatious
or to conform to a set style.
The 289 foot Maltese Falcon is technically the
largest private sail boat in the world and when we saw it we knew it had to be
on the list.
Sailboat, yacht, Hey, when they're that big they're all the
same.
It's luxurious interior offers accommodations for up to 12 guests.
For
Some Sun and the fun passengers can try some of the water toys which include jet
skis, stand-up paddleboards, and scuba diving equipment.
If anyone out there
would like to take her first spin she can be chartered for about four hundred
thousand dollars per week.
Number Two
If we ever did a video on doomsday yachts this would definitely be
on the list.
This is the first in a series of design collaborations between
Arcadia yachts and the design team at Hot Lab.
It's a redesign of the Arcadia
100 and has been renamed, wait for it, the Arcadia 100 Plus.
It offers full
height windows, extensive solar panels, and an eco approach to yachting.
The aft
deck can comfortably seat up to 10 guests for formal dining with space for
a further 12 guests in the lounge area.
Really at this point, can someone start a
GoFundMe page so I can buy one of these already.
Number One
This first entry is the most expensive yard ever sold, and for an
incredible 4.8 billion, one may wonder what sets this yacht apart from the
others.
It's covered from bow to stern in gold.
A lot of it.
It took an
incredible 220 thousand pounds of the metal to create a yacht King Midas would
be proud of.
The 100-foot liner created by luxury designer Stewart Hughes, also
includes a lavish master bedroom complete with a 24-karat wall aquarium, a
liquor bottle with a rare 18.5 carat diamond, and a wall with real meteorite
and t-rex bones.
Yes, actual dinosaur bones.
The extraordinary yacht took three
years to complete and was purchased by an undisclosed buyer in Malaysia.
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