All yachts

Grace
Motor yacht
Amels | 52.3 m | 2009
Akula
Motor yacht
Amels | 59 m | 1974
Papa
Motor yacht
€ 39,000,000
Amels | 55 m | 2019
Altair
Motor yacht
Amels | 59 m | 1974
Revelry
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2012
Marla
Motor yacht
Amels | 50 m | 1999
Maria
Motor yacht
Amels | 67.06 m | 2007
Astrid Conroy
Motor yacht
Amels | 58 m | 2006
Cleopatra
Motor yacht
Amels | 57 m | 1985
Deja Too
Motor yacht
Amels | 52 m | 2003
Gigagi
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2016
Deniki
Motor yacht
Amels | 52.3 m | 2007
Gene Machine
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2013
Event
Motor yacht
Amels | 60 m | 2013
Faribana V
Motor yacht
Amels | 54.4 m | 1998
Garcon
Motor yacht
Amels | 67.15 m | 2012
Ilona
Motor yacht
Amels | 73.7 m | 2004
Intuition II
Motor yacht
Amels | 59 m | 1974
Karima
Motor yacht
Amels | 49 m | 1993
Kiss the Sky
Motor yacht
Amels | 52 m | 2001
La Masquerade
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2003
La Mirage
Motor yacht
Amels | 52.3 m | 2007
Lady Georgina
Motor yacht
Amels | 48.2 m | 1982
Lady Mona K
Motor yacht
Amels | 57.7 m | 1986
Lady E
Motor yacht
Amels | 74.5 m | 2006
Mercury
Motor yacht
€ 13,500,000
Amels | 50 m | 2001
Nita K II
Motor yacht
Amels | 52.12 m | 2004
Montkaj
Motor yacht
Amels | 78 m | 1995
Lady Nag Nag
Motor yacht
€ 25,950,000
Amels | 52.3 m | 2008
Boadicea
Motor yacht
Amels | 76.6 m | 1999
Sarah
Motor yacht
Amels | 62 m | 2002
Sea Rhapsody
Motor yacht
Amels | 64.7 m | 2012
Seahorse
Motor yacht
Amels | 52 m | 1999
Sheergold
Motor yacht
Amels | 42 m | 1987
Calypso
Motor yacht
Amels | 61.5 m | 2003
Secret Love
Motor yacht
Amels | 36.5 m | 1990
Step One
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2012
Tranquillity
Motor yacht
Amels | 42 m | 1984
Vitamin Sea 2
Motor yacht
€ 18,900,000
Amels | 49.9 m | 1997
Vibrance
Motor yacht
Amels | 49.3 m | 2004
Were Dreams
Motor yacht
€ 25,000,000
Amels | 52.3 m | 2008
Here Comes The Sun
Motor yacht
€ 199,000,000
Amels | 89 m | 2016
Lind
Motor yacht
Amels | 52.3 m | 2010
Monte Carlo
Motor yacht
€ 4,900,000
Amels | 40 m | 1988
Madame Kate
Motor yacht
Amels | 60 m | 2015
Astra
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2014
Spirit
Motor yacht
Amels | 54.3 m | 2011
Plvs Vltra
Motor yacht
€ 94,900,000
Amels | 73.5 m | 2016
Ventum Maris
Motor yacht
Amels | 65.7 m | 2011
Driftwood
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2017
Z
Motor yacht
Z
Amels | 65.7 m | 2014
Kamalaya
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2013
Lightning
Motor yacht
Amels | 52 m | 2004
Unity
Motor yacht
Amels | 52.3 m | 2009
Apollo
Motor yacht
Amels | 54.3 m | 2013
Ariela
Motor yacht
€ 29,500,000
Amels | 54.3 m | 2011
Vega
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2015
Serenity J
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2014
La Familia
Motor yacht
€ 35,500,000
Amels | 55 m | 2015
Chesella
Motor yacht
Amels | 38 m | 1985
Amigos
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2017
New Secret
Motor yacht
Amels | 74 m | 2017
Eji
Motor yacht
Eji
Amels | 55 m | 2018
Amels 19903
Motor yacht
Amels | 62.4 m | 2017
Aurora Borealis
Motor yacht
Amels | 67.1 m | 2019
Amels 24203
Motor yacht
Amels | 74 m | 2018
Volpini 2
Motor yacht
Amels | 57.7 m | 2018
Come Together
Motor yacht
Amels | 60 m | 2022
Paris I
Motor yacht
Amels | 56.21 m | 1991
Amels 242
Motor yacht
Amels | 74 m | 2019
Amels 180
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2020
Energy
Motor yacht
Amels | 77.8 m | 2022
Sea & Us
Motor yacht
Amels | 62.4 m | 2018
Galene
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2020
Sixth Sense
Motor yacht
Amels | 74 m | 2019
Entourage
Motor yacht
Amels | 60 m | 2023
Synthesis
Motor yacht
Amels | 74 m | 2021
Stella M
Motor yacht
Amels | 60 m | 2021
Moonstone
Motor yacht
Amels | 60.05 m | 2021
Addiction
Motor yacht
Amels | 54.3 m | 2010
M&EM
Motor yacht
Amels | 74 m | 2022

About Amels

Amels
Vlissingen, The Netherlands
+31 118-485 002
Amels was established in 1918 but only became a part of the yachting industry in 1982 with the launch of 48m Katalina. Since then, Amels has delivered over 50 motor yachts.

In 1991, the company was acquired by DAMEN Shipyards, the largest shipbuilding group in the Netherlands. Amels' breakout moment however came in 2005 with the launch of Tigre D'Or, the yacht that inspired the shipyard's Limited Edition series.

Designed by Tim Heywood, the Limited Edition series is a family of 6 models, ranging from 55 to 83 meters that have become one of the industry's most popular lines with 28 yachts sold.

In 2014, Amels announced a Full Custom division that would focus on yachts from 80 to 110 meters. In 2016, it delivered M/Y Here Comes The Sun, the shipyard's newest flagship with a length of 83 meters and the largest of the Limited Edition rage.

Yachts for sale

Papa
Motor yacht
€ 39,000,000
Amels | 55 m | 2019
Mercury
Motor yacht
€ 13,500,000
Amels | 50 m | 2001
Lady Nag Nag
Motor yacht
€ 25,950,000
Amels | 52.3 m | 2008
Vitamin Sea 2
Motor yacht
€ 18,900,000
Amels | 49.9 m | 1997
Were Dreams
Motor yacht
€ 25,000,000
Amels | 52.3 m | 2008
Here Comes The Sun
Motor yacht
€ 199,000,000
Amels | 89 m | 2016
Monte Carlo
Motor yacht
€ 4,900,000
Amels | 40 m | 1988
Plvs Vltra
Motor yacht
€ 94,900,000
Amels | 73.5 m | 2016
Ariela
Motor yacht
€ 29,500,000
Amels | 54.3 m | 2011
La Familia
Motor yacht
€ 35,500,000
Amels | 55 m | 2015

Yachts for charter

Papa
Motor yacht
€ 39,000,000
Amels | 55 m | 2019
Revelry
Motor yacht
Amels | 55 m | 2012
Marla
Motor yacht
Amels | 50 m | 1999
Deja Too
Motor yacht
Amels | 52 m | 2003
Deniki
Motor yacht
Amels | 52.3 m | 2007
Mercury
Motor yacht
€ 13,500,000
Amels | 50 m | 2001
Nita K II
Motor yacht
Amels | 52.12 m | 2004
Lind
Motor yacht
Amels | 52.3 m | 2010

Latest News

A Closer Look at Pershing GTX80
The Pershing GTX series continues to captivate boating enthusiasts with its latest addition, the Pershing GTX80, which redefines the essence of pleasure and exhilaration on the water. This stunning yacht exemplifies a seamless integration of interior and exterior spaces, creating a harmonious ambiance that promises an exceptional cruising adventure. As the new entry in the GTX series, the Pershing GTX80 embodies a groundbreaking approach to sports yachts, emphasizing on-board comfort and spaciousness while staying true to Pershing's heritage of high performance and sporty design.With an impressive overall length of nearly 24 meters and a beam of 5.8 meters, the GTX80 is the culmination of a collaborative effort by the Ferretti Group Product Strategy Committee, under the guidance of Piero Ferrari, Vallicelli Design, and the Group’s Engineering Department. The yacht, constructed at the Ferretti Group’s Plug and Mould facility, showcases a blend of advanced technology and artisanal craftsmanship, stretching across two decks and a sportbridge, all while accommodating up to eight guests in four exquisite cabins. The meticulous design focuses on proportion and balance, achieving a refined equilibrium between the hull and superstructure, resulting in a visually stunning sports motor yacht.Upon first glance, the exterior of the Pershing GTX80 makes a bold statement. The classic Pershing silhouette is enhanced by innovative design choices, particularly observed in its near-vertical bow and a graceful, slightly convex sheer-line. The lightweight bulwarks incorporate a longitudinal slot in the bow, while in the stern, they fulfill dual functions by housing winches and transforming into lateral terraces, enhancing contact with the water. The hull boasts elegant, flowing lines, combining the signature grey of Pershing with a deeper hue on the superstructure alongside polished carbon on the hardtop. This refined color palette speaks to the yacht's elegance and aesthetic allure.The main deck features a two-level layout optimized for water interaction and relaxation. A spacious beach area spanning 28 square meters at the lower level can be accessed through electrically operated lateral terraces. This area is strategically designed with a multifunctional stern platform that offers three operational positions: launching tenders, default mode, or an integrated extension with the side terraces for expansive leisure space. Additionally, a large transom locker provides easy access to water toys.A raised second level comprises a 14-square-meter cockpit, complete with a dining area that opens up to an indoor galley via electrically operating windows. This design enhances the flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, enabling the cockpit to also serve as an outdoor bar. A door featuring two sliding overlapping panels grants entry to the expansive 36-square-meter living area. The galley configuration offers flexibility, featuring ambient bar counters both inside and accessible from the cockpit.The design ethos reflects the dynamic nature of the Pershing GTX80, accentuating the onboard experience. Large panoramic windows surround the living area, enhancing the connection to the sea while allowing ample natural light to fill the space. Thoughtfully designed silk grey-colored wooden panels paired with innovative LED light installations create a vibrant atmosphere.Accessed via a starboard staircase, the lower deck can be customized for either four cabins with en suite bathrooms or a dinette alternative. The master suite, located midships, boasts a stunning interior characterized by sky-blue leather paneling and a beautifully coordinated lighting scheme that mirrors the elegance found throughout the yacht. Impressive features like metallic lacquered panels in the bathrooms highlight a sculptural aesthetic, while lighting design remains a focal point, reinforcing the GTX80's chic ambiance.Continuing the hallmark features found in earlier models like the GTX116, the sportbridge offers a 23-square-meter sun deck, significantly larger than comparable offerings in the category. The sleek arch-shaped deckhouse and optional carbon fabric hardtop enhance both aesthetics and performance. The expanded sunpad in the stern integrates with the dining area, while the exterior helm station is equipped for a functional yet stylish cruising experience.The Pershing GTX80 is powered by three 1,000 mhp Volvo Penta D13 IPS1350 engines, achieving preliminary top speeds of 34 knots and cruising speeds around 28 knots. Consistent with Pershing's commitment to innovation, this model incorporates cutting-edge technological enhancements including the Volvo IPS electro-hydraulic steering system, Humphree trim stabilizers, and optional Seakeeper gyroscopic stabilizers, while offering the convenience of joystick driving and assisted docking. The yacht is certified under CE Class A regulations, ensuring excellence in both performance and safety.The Ferretti Group, led by Chief Executive Officer Alberto Galassi, is now one of the world’s leaders in the construction and sale of luxury yachts and pleasure vessels, with a unique portfolio of brands: Ferretti Yachts, Riva, Pershing, Itama, Mochi Craft, CRN, Custom Line and Wally.Credit: Ferretti Group
Acquera Yachting Expands to Caribbean with New Offices in Antigua and Anguilla
Acquera Yachting has officially opened new offices in Antigua and Anguilla, just in time for the upcoming yachting season, marking an expansion of its Caribbean presence to eight locations. Operating in this strategic yachting hub since 2021, the agency is known for its personalized services for superyachts and solid partnerships with key local operators.As part of its enhanced service offerings, Acquera is introducing AcqueraPro in the Caribbean – a platform that provides ongoing support to captains and charter brokers, which has already seen success in the Mediterranean.The Caribbean is increasingly vital to Acquera Yachting, a global leader in custom superyacht services that has been present in the region since 2021. With the addition of new offices in Antigua and Anguilla, the agency aims to bolster its existing operations. Diana Guidi, Chief HR Officer of Acquera, stated, “Following recent acquisitions, the Acquera team has grown by adding 40 agents across various Caribbean islands, including about 23 newly recruited professionals, all equipped to deliver exceptional service to local captains. We are actively recruiting additional talent to further enhance our service range and efficiency in this strategically important area for both the agency and the broader yachting industry. During peak season, over 1,500 superyachts are typically anchored in the region.”The rapid expansion strategy, reinforced by significant acquisitions and a growing network of offices, positions Acquera to deliver reliable, specialized services for the upcoming season, markedly improving response times across key locations. This growth is driven by Acquera's extensive knowledge of local logistics, regulations, anchorage spots, and technical requirements, addressing the complexities often associated with managing operations in the Caribbean.To further elevate service quality, Acquera will launch AcqueraPro locally, a platform that recently concluded a successful season in the Mediterranean. This tool simplifies cruise management and the creation of customized itineraries, providing captains, crew members, and charter brokers with quick access to essential technical and entertainment information via an intuitive user interface.AcqueraPro has been developed through ongoing collaboration with captains, brokers, and the local service network to ensure timely and precise information related to bureaucracy, port formalities, and customs procedures. It also facilitates itinerary planning, mooring consultations, and various service bookings, including transportation options like drivers, helicopters, private planes, and reservations at Michelin-starred restaurants, all directly accessible through local agents. For charter brokers, AcqueraPro streamlines fleet management, optimizes itinerary proposals, and improves communication with owners and guests.This platform is particularly valuable in the Caribbean, which offers frequent anchorage opportunities and diverse exploration options that bolster local businesses and foster regional development. In the past two months, Acquera has enriched its offerings by adding over 400 exclusive and outstanding activities, enhancing the experience for visitors and showcasing the unique qualities of the destination.Credits: Acquera Yachting
 Jay Aberdoni Unveiled 80m Superyacht Vision with a Dojo-Inspired Beach Club
Designer Jay Aberdoni has introduced an impressive new concept: the 80-meter superyacht, Standby. Joining Oceanco's Simply Custom portfolio, this innovative design streamlines the commissioning process by utilizing a reliable naval platform crafted by Lateral Naval Architects. The standout features include a length overall of 80 meters, a maximum speed of 16.5 knots, and an expansive volume ranging between 2,500 to 2,700 GT, with ample opportunities for exterior and interior customization.Aberdoni draws inspiration from the tranquility of minimalism, stating that Standby "removes the unnecessary" to focus on the essential experiences of life. The yacht's "geometrically layered" deck designs enhance breathtaking views while the terraces draw attention to the stunning natural surroundings.Noteworthy highlights include a spacious bow equipped with a helipad, a cozy firepit lounge, and a serene sundeck with a pool and sun loungers. The beach club is a unique centerpiece, combining a gym and spa designed with elements reminiscent of traditional Japanese dojos, featuring tatami flooring and natural materials. Accommodating up to seven cabins, including the owner's suite, Standby promises a sublime nautical experience, complete with cutting-edge stabilization and eco-friendly technologies.Credits: Jay Aberdoni
35m Westport 117 Launched by Westport Yachts
Westport Yachts has announced the launch of its latest model, the New 117 35m motor yacht. Currently in the midst of extensive sea trials, this stunning vessel is scheduled to ship to Florida in December, with an official debut planned for the 2025 Palm Beach International Boat Show.The New 117 signifies a remarkable achievement in Westport’s legacy of creating timeless yachts, showcasing a commitment to quality engineering and luxurious design. Built to the stringent standards of the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), it carries the A1 Yachting Service AMS class notation as outlined in the ABS Guide for Building and Classing Yachts.This new model reflects Westport’s confidence in the growing demand for high-performance vessels. The yacht features a perfect blend of sophistication, style, and seaworthiness, promising an exquisite yachting experience for both owners and guests.Engineered for stellar performance, the Westport 117 boasts an innovative hull design that enhances its capabilities while integrating a state-of-the-art Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) System. This advanced technology underscores Westport’s commitment to environmental stewardship, significantly reducing emissions and fostering a cleaner, more sustainable yachting experience. “We are thrilled to announce the launch of this new model,” stated Daryl Wakefield, President of Westport Yachts. “Our goal at Westport is to exceed expectations with every yacht we create, and this vessel is no exception.”“As an industry leader, Westport Yachts continues to redefine luxury standards. The New 117 exemplifies our dedication to innovation, sustainability, and providing unmatched experiences for our esteemed clientele.”The largest builder in North America, Westport was founded in 1964. Westport Yachts has built and launched a wide variety of vessels, from commercial fishing boats and fast passenger ferries to luxurious motor yachts. Today Westport builds composite motor yachts.Credits: Westport
Fast 50 Showdown in IRC Zero and Expansion of the RORC Nelson’s Cup Series
The 16th edition of the RORC Caribbean 600 approaches, set to kick off on February 24, 2025, from the stunning shores of Antigua. Early entries in the competitive IRC Zero class promise a thrilling showdown between some of the world's most advanced offshore racing yachts. Before the iconic '600, the RORC Nelson’s Cup Series is back for its third edition, now standing as a premier event featuring an enticing mix of maxi yachts and local Corinthian teams.In the 2024 Caribbean 600, Niklas Zennström’s Carkeek 52, Rán (SWE), snatched victory after a nail-biting nearly 63 hours of racing. The talented crew overcame intense competition to win the IRC Zero Class by a mere three minutes following time corrections. This narrow triumph not only secured Rán a spot as second overall but also set high expectations for the upcoming race. Team Rán’s Tim Powell expressed his awareness of the challenges that lie ahead:“The competition is fierce, and many teams are eager to topple us. We’ve got a target on our back. Rán will compete in the Nelson’s Cup Series to refine our skills before the Caribbean 600,” Powell stated, emphasizing the importance of pre-race preparation. He also highlighted ongoing development: “These boats continuously evolve, particularly in sail design, and we’re confident but always looking to make those critical adjustments.”The team boasts Olympian and America’s Cup sailor Andy Hemmings, who adds invaluable experience to the lineup alongside promising talents like Bex Gmuer Hornell from New Zealand and newbie Will Williamson from Southampton.The competition promises to be fierce in IRC Zero, especially with Jon Desmond's new PAC52, Final Final (USA), joining the fray, particularly noteworthy for its impressive track record, including victories in the RORC Transatlantic Race and the Rolex Middle Sea Race. Desmond comments on his transition to the new boat: “With a larger, faster yacht, we anticipate a stronger showing in the 600—and potentially a fresh strategy as we navigate challenging waters.”Alongside Rán, another formidable entry is Andrew Berdon’s TP52, Summer Storm (USA), formerly known as Outsider, returning to the Caribbean with a fresh set of sails. Experienced Canadian sailor Richard Clarke is among the crew, who reflected on the unpredictable nature of the race: “It may seem straightforward with trade winds, but this race always surprises, making weather strategies crucial.”Complementing the offshore racing, the RORC Nelson’s Cup Series presents a fantastic opportunity for sailors not competing in the Caribbean 600 to participate in exhilarating inshore races, including the 360° Round Antigua Race. The series welcomes all IRC-rated boats and aims to celebrate Caribbean racing culture while fostering camaraderie among local and international crews.With low entry fees and relaxed social events at Antigua Yacht Club, the Nelson’s Cup Series sets the stage for exceptional racing and an unforgettable experience for all participants ahead of the highly anticipated RORC Caribbean 600.Credit: Royal Ocean Racing Club