Yachts, which are owned by celebrities will definitely fascinate you, just like their impressive owners. Sometimes these famous people just want to escape and enjoy a luxury vacation without being recognized. There is no better way than to do it aboard a superyacht.




Richard Branson, the prolific British billionaire and mastermind behind the Virgin brand, is known for his creative and extravagant ideas. He loves to enjoy the escape from the stresses of business life on his private Caribbean island. The 32 metre catamaran superyacht Necker Belle was named after his island hideaway, Necker Island, in the British Virgin Islands, which is one of the most exclusive private islands owned by celebrities. The legendary boat was sold by Branson to an undisclosed buyer in August 2018. Richard said in an interview:


I sold it the day after we broke the record and have never had another one since




Known as one of the best golfers in the world, Tiger Woods is an owner of a yacht with a very symbolic name Privacy. Woods reportedly paid around $20 million for Privacy when he purchased it in 2004. Well, with an estimated net worth around $800 million, he definitely could afford it.




Top Hollywood director Steven Spielberg reportedly has a net worth of more than $3 billion. No wonder, he can easily afford a luxury 86 metre superyacht! Seven Seas was built by Oceanco in 2010 with a refit in 2016 . With such a cinematic owner, of course the boat features a cinema screen as well as one of the best superyacht infinity pools with a 15-foot glass wall. She accommodates 12 guests and can reach a maximum speed of 20 knots.




EOS is a 92.93m luxury yacht, built by Lurssen and delivered in 2006. The schooner, which is one largest private sailing yachts in the world, was bought by fashion designer Diane von Furstenburg and her husband IAC Chairman Barry Diller in 2009. Her exterior design was created by Bill Langan and interior design by Francois Catroux. EOS offers accommodation for 16 guests and 21 crew. 




Legendary fashion designer Giorgio Armani has recently celebrated 40 years of life at sea. Armani designed the Codecasa superyacht Main himself. With the length of 65 meter, she is one of the largest yachts built in Italy, which can easily be recognized by her stylish dark green hull color. Main’s interior configuration enables comfortable accommodation for up to 12 guests within 7 cabins. With a net worth of $8,2 billion, buying such a luxury yacht is not a big deal for him.




Isn’t it nonsense if Captain Jack Sparrow wouldn’t have his own vessel to sail the seas? Johnny Depp owned a classic superyacht with a length of 47 meters. The name of the yacht is  Vajoliroja” and comes from a combination of names in the Depp family: “Va” for Vanessa Paradis his girlfriend, “jo” for Johnny’s own name, “liro” after Depp’s daughter Lily Rose, and “ja” for Depp’s son Jack. It was sold it for about $27 million in late 2015 or early 2016. The new owner later sold it to J.K. Rowling (the author of Harry Potter), who renamed it Amphitrite and made it available for purchase and charter. Could Little Harry even dream of such accommodation when he was living in the cupboard under the stairs?




It’s great to be a member of U2, especially Bono and The Edge, who share the uber-luxe yacht Cyan. The guys don’t have to force a “Beautiful Day” on this amazing yacht featuring an “outdoor cinema screen” and plenty of toys for the water. The 48.71 metre motor yacht was launched by Italian builder Codecasa in 1997 but has been kept in like-new condition and is now available to charter with Burgess.

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53m Kaiyo Delivered by Alia Yacht
Alia Yachts recently celebrated the completion of their newest custom-built 53-meter aluminum superyacht, Project Sea Club, now christened Kaiyo. Delivered to its owner in January, this remarkable vessel is the result of meticulous collaboration between designers, suppliers, the owner’s representative, and the skilled team at Alia Yachts.Kaiyo is a one-of-a-kind yacht, designed from scratch to cater to a new generation of adventurous owners. Initially conceived as a support vessel, it evolved into a versatile steel and aluminum project capable of transporting an array of watercraft while maintaining superyacht-standard guest accommodations and inviting social areas. Designed for efficiency, Kaiyo boasts a swift, stable hull and an extensive range, ideal for exploring remote destinations.More than just a support vessel, Kaiyo offers luxurious living quarters and social spaces. With two guest cabins and a spacious master suite, the yacht comfortably sleeps up to six guests. Socializing options abound, from the stylish salon to the aft deck lounge and dining area, culminating in a sundeck equipped with a bar and plush seating. The expansive beach club adds another layer of leisure, located just above the waterline.One of Kaiyo's standout features is the elevated aft deck, serving dual purposes as a fully-certified helicopter landing pad for an Airbus H145 and a multipurpose entertainment space. When the helicopter is absent, the deck transforms into a venue for parties, relaxation, or even sports activities, doubling as a volleyball or basketball court with adjustable lighting and safety nets.Kaiyo’s toy inventory is nothing short of impressive. Alongside the Airbus helicopter and Triton 660/7 submersible, the yacht carries a 13-meter custom guest launch, an 8.2-meter custom Cockwells beach lander, and a 6.1-meter Ski Nautique waterskiing boat. For sailing enthusiasts, there are two RS Teras and two RS Cat 14s. Smaller toys include two 230-hp Sea-Doo WakePros, two Yamaha Superjets, two Seabobs, foil flightboards, jet boards, paddle boards, tandem kayaks, and various towables. Additional amenities include a dive shop, an inflatable beach park, and a survivor obstacle course.According to Alia Yachts President Gökhan Çelik, "Kaiyo represents the perfect blend of utility and luxury, without compromising on either." He added, "With its exceptional guest accommodations, vast entertainment spaces, and unmatched toy-carrying capacity, Kaiyo embodies Alia’s commitment to innovation and quality."Since its delivery, Kaiyo has already begun its journey across the Atlantic, bound for the Caribbean and then the United States, showcasing its impressive 4,100-nautical-mile range and 15-knot cruising speed. The owner looks forward to utilizing Kaiyo’s extensive capabilities for both adventure and entertainment.Alia Yachts was founded in 2008 by Gokhan Çelik and Omer Koray. Located in the port of Antalya on the beautiful Turkish Riviera, Alia Yachts shipyard currently occupies approximately 8,000 m2, including three construction halls with their suites of specialist workshops and a dedicated interiors facility. With an additional 16,000 sq. m under development for 2019, Alia Yachts will rank among the top facilities in the region.Credits: Pozitif Studio/Alia Yachts
Azimut Attends Miami International Boat Show, Exhibiting Eight Models
Azimut is set to showcase its impressive lineup at the 2025 Miami International Boat Show, taking place from February 12th to 16th. The renowned yacht manufacturer will feature eight models, highlighting the broad diversity of its offerings to appeal to an increasingly varied clientele in this dynamic market.Grande 36MWith a rich history of over three decades in Miami, Azimut views this event as more than just a sales opportunity; it is a vital part of its annual schedule dedicated to connecting with international clients from the U.S. and beyond. “We are extremely excited about the upcoming show,” said Federico Ferrante, President of Azimut|Benetti Americas. “Our stunning booth, designed by AMDL CIRCLE and Michele De Lucchi, will be a focal point at the event. Azimut continues to hold a dominant position in U.S. market share, underpinned by strategic pillars such as design, innovation, quality, customer service, and a distribution network through the industry's top dealers. In these turbulent times, we believe our strong, stable company can present our value proposition more clearly, fostering enduring customer relationships built on complete satisfaction.”Fly 68Visitors to the Azimut booth will have the opportunity to explore the Crossover series, particularly the Magellano 30M and Magellano 60, both of which are renowned for their timeless design and elegant lines. The Fly Series will also be prominently displayed, featuring the Fly 68, Fly 72, and Fly 53 yachts. These models exemplify a harmonious blend of classic elegance and cutting-edge technology.Highlighting Azimut’s offerings in Miami will be the Grande 36M, the flagship of the lineup. This revolutionary yacht is designed for owners seeking a liberated onboard lifestyle in close touch with the sea. Notably, the Grande 36M introduces a unique semi-walkaround upper deck, stretching seamlessly from the stern to the bow, granting unparalleled freedom of movement.S6For those leaning towards a sportier experience, the Azimut S6 will also be on display. This model features groundbreaking efficiency through the extensive use of carbon fiber and is powered by a triple Volvo Penta IPS700 engine configuration, positioning it as a leader in its category.Completing Azimut’s diverse range at the Miami International Boat Show is the Verve 48, a flagship of the brand’s best-selling series in the U.S. Known for its speed and agility on the water, the Verve 48 promises exhilarating performance without compromising comfort, making it an ideal choice for weekend getaways.Magellano 60With a compelling array of models on display, Azimut is eager to engage with attendees and showcase its commitment to quality and innovation in the luxury yachting market.Azimut Yachts is an Azimut Benetti Group brand. With its Atlantis, Magellano Flybridge, S, Verve and Grande collections, Azimut offers the widest range of 10 to 40 meters.Credits: Azimut Yachts
60m Concept Unveiled by Enzo Manca
Italian designer Enzo Manca has unveiled a striking 60-meter superyacht concept, named Nena, specifically tailored for discerning clients seeking unique and sophisticated vessels.Inspired by the sleek lines of high-performance automobiles like Gran Turismos and coupés, Nena boasts fluid, aerodynamic contours that set it apart from conventional designs. This innovative approach extends beyond aesthetics; Manca has reimagined traditional layouts to prioritize owner privacy rather than charter functionality.One notable feature is the transformation of the aft deck into a luxurious lounge area, departing from the standard beach club setup. Additionally, the swimming pool has been relocated to the bow, where it connects directly to the owner’s suite, enhancing both convenience and exclusivity.The upper deck features a substantial hardtop, providing ample shade and ensuring utmost privacy. Generous overhangs on the main deck and dark-tinted windows further contribute to the sense of seclusion and elegance.Manca emphasized his vision, stating, “Our primary goal was to craft a yacht with a bold identity and distinctive presence. Nena caters to owners who seek something extraordinary – an exquisitely designed vessel that stands out from the crowd.”Technical specifications highlight a beam of 10.6 meters and a draft of 2.9 meters.Credits: Enzo Manca
Technohull's Alpha 40 to Debut in US
From February 12 to 16, 2025, Technohull, a renowned builder of high-performance luxury boats, will unveil four of its top models at the Miami International Boat Show (MIBS). The lineup includes the eagerly anticipated US debut of the Alpha 40, along with the Alpha 50, 38 Grand Sport, and the GTX.Alpha 40The Alpha 40, fitted with twin Mercury 500Rs, features a spacious deck, lounging areas, and an aerodynamic hardtop with a large windshield. Additionally, it offers a lower cabin with a double berth and a separate head with shower, boasting 1.85 meters of headroom. Advanced naval architecture ensures optimal comfort and efficiency at varying speeds.Technohull boats are celebrated for their exceptional performance, seaworthiness, style, and practicality. Visitors to MIBS will witness the craftsmanship and innovation behind these models. The Alpha 40, in particular, has garnered significant interest since its launch in October 2024, standing out in the competitive 40-foot dayboat segment.Alpha 50The Alpha 50, Technohull's flagship model, will also be on display. Launched in October 2023, it showcases a modern design with a sleek carbon hardtop and generous exterior space. The 38 Grand Sport, updated with a new carbon hardtop and windshield, promises thrilling speeds and comfort, while the GTX, powered by twin Mercury 300s, offers a superb dayboating experience with spacious decks and multiple guest zones.38 Grand SportTechnohull's presence in the US is supported by KMB Yachting, a trusted partner known for excellent sales services and comprehensive after-sales support. Boat enthusiasts attending MIBS 2025 will undoubtedly appreciate the unique blend of performance and luxury offered by Technohull's exceptional lineup.Greece company Technohull launched its first hull in 2004. The most popular Technohull models of today include: Omega 45, 38 Grand Sport, 909, Explorer 40 and SeaDNA999. Credits: Technohull
Sanlorenzo and Bluegame at the Miami International Boat Show 2025
Sanlorenzo and Bluegame are preparing to make waves at the Discover Boating Miami International Boat Show in 2025, marking their first major overseas event of the year. From February 12th to 16th, these Italian powerhouses will present a curated selection of yachts that epitomize their pioneering spirit, blending technological innovation, avant-garde design, customization, and quintessential Made in Italy elegance.SL96ASanlorenzo will exhibit two groundbreaking models from its asymmetrical range, the SL90A and SL96A, alongside the SL78, a highly customizable planing-hull motor yacht. These vessels represent the brand's commitment to pushing the boundaries of conventional yacht design.The SL90A and SL96A embody Sanlorenzo's revolutionary asymmetrical concept, which challenges traditional onboard layouts. By removing the port-side walkway and relocating it to the superstructure roof, these yachts maximize interior and exterior space, providing unrivaled functionality and comfort. The main salons are significantly expanded, bathed in natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows, while the owner's cabins – typically found on much larger yachts – are situated on the main deck, ensuring optimal privacy and luxury.SL90AThe SL78 stands out as an entry-level model within Sanlorenzo's planing range, boasting extensive customization options and forward-thinking features. Notably, the vessel introduces several innovations destined to become industry benchmarks, such as large glass surfaces and lowered bulwarks, which flood the interior with light and provide panoramic views of the sea. The bow area is transformed into a versatile living space complete with seating, tables, and shaded lounges, perfect for social gatherings and relaxation.Bluegame, known for its boundary-pushing designs, will display the BG54 and BGX73, each exemplifying the brand's dedication to innovation and sophistication.BG54The BG54, dubbed the "Bluegame 2.0 model," showcases an ingenious layout that maximizes every inch of its 54 feet. The helm station offers unobstructed visibility, while the aft and bow areas are thoughtfully arranged to accommodate various activities. The bow converts effortlessly from a dining area to a cozy lounge, demonstrating the vessel's adaptability. Below deck, owners can choose between two or three-cabin configurations, made possible by the efficient Volvo IPS engines. A standout feature is the full-beam master cabin, a rarity in this size category.BGX73The BGX73 redefines what a yacht can be, merging sleek aesthetics with an inventive layout. Its two-level living area seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor spaces, fostering a deep connection with the surrounding waters. Owners can tailor the interior to suit their preferences, enjoying a personalized and comfortable cruising experience. The BGX73 strikes a perfect balance between style and performance, making it ideal for extended voyages filled with luxurious comfort.At the Miami International Boat Show 2025, Sanlorenzo and Bluegame will once again affirm their status as leaders in the global yachting industry, presenting vessels that not only meet but exceed the expectations of discerning boat enthusiasts.Sanlorenzo was founded in 1958 in Viareggio by yacht builder Gionvanni Jannetti. In 2005, Massimo Perrotti became the majority shareholder in the shipyard. Sanlorenzo builds yachts ranging from 28.60 to 73 meters in length. Credits: Sanlorenzo