#1. Ulysses
The photo shows Kleven 116-meter explorer Ulysses in Bremerhaven, Germany, where she is undergoing final outfitting before the delivery due by the end of the year. Her hull being already painted in a signature marine blue color, the mega-yacht emerges from a cocoon, protecting her superstructure.
The five-deck boat able to carry 66 guests onboard, was created in collaboration with the design house Marin Teknik from Norway, New Zealand-based Oscar Mike Naval Architects and British RWD studio. This is the second yacht named Ulysses built by the Norwegian commercial shipyard Kleven. Her 107-meter namesake was sold in October by her original owner, the richest man in New Zealand, Graeme Hart. Although the exact price of the deal has not been disclosed, it is known that the boat was asking $195 million. The new Ulysses is 10 meters longer than her sister, boasting a huge 18-meter beam. She will have a fully-certified superyacht helipad and diverse features of Rolls-Royce and Hareid Group, among other suppliers.
#2. Maltese Falcon
Taking her name after a film noir starring Humphrey Bogart, the award-winning Maltese Falcon was built by Perini Navi in 2006 for the late venture capitalist, Tom Perkins. With a revolutionary sailing system "the Falcon Rig", the yacht was the first of her kind to be seen on the market. Featuring overall length of 88 meters, she is often referred to as the largest sailing yacht in the world. The boat reaches a maximum speed of 24 knots and a cruising speed of 16 knots.
Her current owner, Elena Ambrosiadou, the Greek founder of a Cyprus-based hedge fund, makes her available for charter from € 440.000 per week.
#3. Ocean Victory
Delivered by Fincantieri in 2014, the 140-meter mega-yacht Ocean Victory boasts exterior design by Espen Oeino with interior spaces created by the late Alberto Pinto together with Sessa Romboli. Owned by billionaire steel magnate Viktor Rashnikov, one of the oligarchs shaping the yachting industry nowadays, Ocean Victory accommodates up to 36 guests. As with many other yachts of this size, she is packed with alluring features, such as 6 pools spread out over her 7 decks, an internal floodable dock to house her 14-meter tender, two helipads and a vast spa area.
Spotted this week in Monaco, the yacht was previously snapped in Rhodes, Greece, and in March she got involved in a tragic incident that occurred in Thailand.
#4. S/Y ‘A’
Photographed in Cyprus, the 142.8-meter sailing yacht ‘A’ by Nobiskrug is the largest sail-assisted motor yacht in the world.
Photo by Daniil Volkov
#5. Adastra
The photo shows Kleven 116-meter explorer Ulysses in Bremerhaven, Germany, where she is undergoing final outfitting before the delivery due by the end of the year. Her hull being already painted in a signature marine blue color, the mega-yacht emerges from a cocoon, protecting her superstructure.
The five-deck boat able to carry 66 guests onboard, was created in collaboration with the design house Marin Teknik from Norway, New Zealand-based Oscar Mike Naval Architects and British RWD studio. This is the second yacht named Ulysses built by the Norwegian commercial shipyard Kleven. Her 107-meter namesake was sold in October by her original owner, the richest man in New Zealand, Graeme Hart. Although the exact price of the deal has not been disclosed, it is known that the boat was asking $195 million. The new Ulysses is 10 meters longer than her sister, boasting a huge 18-meter beam. She will have a fully-certified superyacht helipad and diverse features of Rolls-Royce and Hareid Group, among other suppliers.
#2. Maltese Falcon
Taking her name after a film noir starring Humphrey Bogart, the award-winning Maltese Falcon was built by Perini Navi in 2006 for the late venture capitalist, Tom Perkins. With a revolutionary sailing system "the Falcon Rig", the yacht was the first of her kind to be seen on the market. Featuring overall length of 88 meters, she is often referred to as the largest sailing yacht in the world. The boat reaches a maximum speed of 24 knots and a cruising speed of 16 knots.
Her current owner, Elena Ambrosiadou, the Greek founder of a Cyprus-based hedge fund, makes her available for charter from € 440.000 per week.
#3. Ocean Victory
Delivered by Fincantieri in 2014, the 140-meter mega-yacht Ocean Victory boasts exterior design by Espen Oeino with interior spaces created by the late Alberto Pinto together with Sessa Romboli. Owned by billionaire steel magnate Viktor Rashnikov, one of the oligarchs shaping the yachting industry nowadays, Ocean Victory accommodates up to 36 guests. As with many other yachts of this size, she is packed with alluring features, such as 6 pools spread out over her 7 decks, an internal floodable dock to house her 14-meter tender, two helipads and a vast spa area.
Spotted this week in Monaco, the yacht was previously snapped in Rhodes, Greece, and in March she got involved in a tragic incident that occurred in Thailand.
#4. S/Y ‘A’
Photographed in Cyprus, the 142.8-meter sailing yacht ‘A’ by Nobiskrug is the largest sail-assisted motor yacht in the world.
She was built for Andrey Melnichenko to the design by Philippe Starck, who was also responsible for the Russian billionaire's M/Y A exterior. With masts taller than Big Ben at nearly 100 meters in height, S/Y A reaches a top speed of 20 knots without using her sails. She boasts a digital control system that has a touch-sensitive sheet of black glass, allowing the crew to raise and lower sails and the anchor with a simple swipe. Amongst the yacht's key features is also an underwater observation pod and a large swimming pool with a retractable roof located towards the bow of the boat.
Photo by Daniil Volkov
#5. Adastra
The 42.5m trimaran Adastra by McConaghy Boats was spotted in Gibraltar.
Adastra was designed in Britain by John Shuttleworth studio for an expatriate owner living in Hong Kong, Anto Mardenfor, for long-range ocean voyaging. Adastra left the Chinese yard’s Zhuhai facility in 2012. Built in composites for extremely low weight, she boasts a range of 10.000 nautical miles at 17 knots.
Camper & Nicholsons has been appointed central agent for the sale of the 40.05-meter Sunseeker motor yacht Berco Voyager. Built in 2018, the vessel is offered at €13.9 million with VAT paid. Sales advisor Maël Fiolet is handling the listing.The yacht represents one of the final hulls in Sunseeker's 131 series, featuring upgraded interiors and specifications exceeding standard models. The current owner has maintained the vessel with additional custom features distinguishing it from sisterships.Berco Voyager accommodates 10 guests across five cabins with crew quarters for seven personnel. The yacht has demonstrated charter operational capability and includes extended engine warranty coverage.Currently located in Sardinia, the vessel will relocate to Southern France for the upcoming show season. The listing presents a rare opportunity to acquire a 40-meter Sunseeker with proven charter history and comprehensive maintenance records.Since 1969 Sunseeker Yachts has built composite semi-custom yachts from 12m to 47m. The shipyard's main facility is located in Poole.Credits: Camper & Nicholsons
August 20, 2025
American shipyard Hargrave Custom Yachts has unveiled a new 36.5-meter design in its 120 Series, featuring exterior and interior styling by Italian designer Patrizio Facheris. The raised pilothouse model represents a departure from the yard's typical in-house design approach.Constructed in carbon-reinforced E-glass epoxy composite, the yacht meets RINA Pleasure classification standards. The vessel accommodates 12 guests and 7 crew members, with a 7.6-meter beam and 1.9-meter draft. Light displacement measures 130 tons.Performance specifications include twin Caterpillar C32 engines producing 1,900 horsepower each, enabling a maximum speed of 21.5 knots and a cruising range of 945 nautical miles. The electrical system incorporates twin Northern Lights 56kW generators with 120/208 VAC power distribution and 24V DC engine starting.Exterior finishes feature hand-laid Burmese teak decking with non-skid paint options. Hull and superstructure coatings utilize AWLGRIP and International products for durability.Hargrave includes a six-month management package with each sale. The vessel remains available for inspection ahead of its Cannes showing.Credits: Hargrave Custom Yachts
August 20, 2025
Damen Yachting has simultaneously delivered two vessels to a single owner: the 60-meter Xplorer After You and the 53-meter Yacht Support Emotional. Both yachts were constructed at Damen's Antalya shipyard with Dutch engineering support and brokered by TWW Yachts.The Xplorer 60 is designed for global exploration ranging from polar regions to Mediterranean destinations. The Yacht Support vessel provides additional crew accommodations, toy storage, and helicopter facilities to complement the main yacht's operations.Jorrit Pilaar, Damen Yachting Sales Manager, stated: "It was an absolute pleasure working with the team of TWW Yachts over the last months to get the first Xplorer 60 and the 53-metre Yacht Support ready for delivery."Enrique Tintore, Product & Design Manager, added: "This double delivery is a landmark moment for Damen Yachting," acknowledging collaboration between the company's Antalya and Vlissingen facilities.David Westwood, CEO of TWW Yachts, noted: "Their technical proficiency and reliability as a supplier allowed us to focus on the Owner's priorities with complete confidence."Both vessels will appear at next month's Monaco Yacht Show before beginning operational service. The delivery represents Damen Yachting's continued expansion in the expedition yacht and support vessel market segments. The Xplorer series (formerly SeaXplorer) and Yacht Support vessels complement Damen's existing Amels superyacht portfolio.Damen Yachting, the yacht-building division of Damen Shipyards Group, employs approximately 500 professionals across its Amels, SeaXplorer, and Yacht Support vessel programs. No purchase price was disclosed for the new build.Credits: Damen Yachting
August 20, 2025
Tureddi Group has sold the first superyacht under its recently established Tureddi Yachts brand. The 36-meter Azzurra is currently under construction with delivery scheduled for 2027. Worth Avenue Yachts brokered the sale and will provide project management during construction.The steel and aluminum yacht features exterior design by Italian studio Giamboi Design and naval architecture by Dutch firm Van Oossanen Naval Architects. The interior designer remains undisclosed, described only as a "renowned international design house" by the shipyard.Project details remain confidential, though the yard references a "wide beam, generous volume and high-level specification" incorporating latest marine technologies. Worth Avenue Yachts' Europe managing partner Mathieu Bardon stated: "This sale represents an incredible collaboration between all parties involved, supported by the trust of the buyer through a long-standing relationship."The sale marks Tureddi Group's transition from component supplier to independent yacht builder after 40 years in the marine industry. Company president Alessandro Tureddi noted the significance of this milestone for the family-owned business.The Italian shipyard recently expanded its portfolio with two new designs currently available for sale. Construction progresses at Tureddi's facility with the Azzurra representing the brand's inaugural superyacht project.Credits: Tureddi Group
August 19, 2025
William J. Healey, co-founder and former president of Viking Yacht Company, passed away on August 14, 2025 at Shore Medical Center in Somers Point, New Jersey. He was 97 years old.Healey established Viking Yacht Company with his late brother Robert T. Healey Sr. on April 1, 1964, building the New Gretna-based operation into a leading manufacturer in the recreational marine industry. Under his leadership, the company became known for its luxury yacht production and innovative workplace practices.Healey maintained direct relationships with employees, personally greeting workers by name as they left the factory each evening. He implemented comprehensive employee benefits including an on-site health department providing free medical care to workers and their families.The industrialist pioneered several manufacturing advancements, including a tri-generation facility for power generation, wastewater treatment systems, and early adoption of computer numerical control technology. He oversaw installation of solar panels on company buildings and invested in advanced manufacturing equipment including a $1 million five-axis CNC router.Healey retired in October 2013, succeeded by his son Patrick, but maintained regular presence at the New Gretna facility. His brother and co-founder Robert Healey Sr., who led the successful campaign to repeal the federal luxury tax on yachts, predeceased him in 2021.Viking Yacht Company continues operations under family leadership, maintaining its position in the luxury yacht market. The company's New Jersey facility remains one of the largest yacht manufacturing operations in the United States.Credits: Viking Yacht
August 19, 2025