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20 superyachts you can buy today if money is no object

Only the world's richest can afford these dream boats
20. Christina O: $105 million (£76m)
19. Plvs Vltra: $116 million (£84m)
18. Project Master: $117 million (£85m)
17. Ice: $117 million (£85m)
16. Attessa IV: $128 million (£93m)
15. Elements: $131 million (£95m)
14. Luminosity: $158 million (£115m)
13. Pelorus: $187 million (£136m)
12. Gigia: $198 million (£144m)
11. Here Comes The Sun: $217 million (£158m)
10. DreAMBoat: $228 million (£166m)
9. Energy: $233 million (£170m)
8. Luna: $255 million (£186m)
7. Lady Lara: $269 million (£196m)
6. Golden Odyssey: estimated $293 million (£214m)
5. Luna: $316 million (£230m)
4. H3: $345 million (£251m)
3. Ahpo: $398 million (£290m)
2. Project Zephyr: $445 million (£324m)
1. Breakthrough: estimated $675 million (£469m)
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Courtesy Camper & Nicholsons International

Only the world's richest can afford these dream boats

If you bagged a windfall of staggering proportions, what would be your biggest splurge? For many, the answer is simple: a superyacht. The ultimate indulgence for the ultra-wealthy, the highest-end vessels represent the pinnacle of luxury. These floating palaces have purchase prices in the hundreds of millions of dollars – and annual running costs in the tens of millions too.

Ready to start your fantasy nautical shopping spree? Read on for the 20 most jaw-dropping superyachts available today and pick your favourite. All dollar amounts in US dollars.

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Daniel Coughlin

07 July 2025

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