Superyachts represent the epitome of luxury and opulence at sea, and they continue to push the boundaries of design, technology, and extravagance. While my knowledge is current up to September 2021, I can provide you with a glimpse of some of the largest superyachts in the world that were making headlines at that time. Please note that there may have been new developments in the superyacht industry since then.

  1. Azzam: Azzam held the blue lobster yachts title of the world’s largest superyacht when it was launched in 2013. Measuring a staggering 180 meters (590 feet) in length, it was built by Lürssen and is known for its sleek design and impressive performance. Azzam is a private yacht shrouded in secrecy, owned by a prominent Middle Eastern royal family.
  2. Fulk Al Salamah: Another giant by Lürssen, the Fulk Al Salamah measures around 164 meters (538 feet) and boasts luxurious amenities, including a massive cinema, a fully equipped spa, and a large swimming pool. The owner’s identity is undisclosed. motorboats
  3. Dilbar: Built by Lürssen and launched in 2016, the Dilbar is approximately 157 meters (512 feet) in length. It is known for its striking exterior design and offers accommodations for up to 40 guests. It is owned by Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov.
  4. Rising Sun: Previously owned by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison and media mogul David Geffen, Rising Sun measures around 138 meters (453 feet) and features stunning interior spaces designed by renowned architect David Collins. It is equipped with amenities like a basketball court, a wine cellar, and a movie theater.
  5. Sailing Yacht A: This unique and distinctive yacht is one of the largest sailing yachts globally, measuring approximately 143 meters (469 feet) in length. Owned by Russian billionaire Andrey Melnichenko, it features a futuristic design and advanced sailing technology.
  6. Eclipse: Owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, Eclipse was once the largest privately-owned yacht globally, measuring around 163 meters (533 feet). It features luxury staterooms, two swimming pools, a helipad, and even a mini-submarine for underwater exploration.
  7. A+: Launched in 2021 by Lürssen, the A+ is approximately 147 meters (482 feet) in length. It features a contemporary exterior design and is equipped with numerous luxury amenities, including a beach club, multiple jacuzzis, and a fully-equipped gym.
  8. REV: REV (Research Expedition Vessel) is not just a superyacht; it’s also a cutting-edge research vessel designed for scientific exploration and conservation efforts. Measuring around 182 meters (597 feet), it offers accommodations for up to 36 guests and a dedicated research lab.

These superyachts are marvels of engineering, design, and luxury, and they continue to redefine the standards of opulence at sea. Keep in mind that the world of superyachts is ever-evolving, and new, even larger vessels may have been launched since my last update.