Brought to you by the same team which made The Streets of Monaco (#23) is Tropical Island Paradise. This superyacht has chosen tropical island life, especially Polynesia and the Pacific Islands, as its driving theme. The ship’s front features a beach cove with tiki huts and a volcano which puts out a stream of water that cascades down into the pool. If relaxing in cabanas among palm trees in the middle of the ocean isn’t enough, you can go to the back of the yacht where small islands with their own cabanas can also be deployed at sea level.

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If you’ve ever visited Monaco, you’ve likely thought, “Just what DO these people do with all this money?!” Well, if you’re a Monaco resident who never wants to feel far from home, you can travel on one of the most “out-there” concept yachts on our list – The Streets of Monaco. This yacht dutifully recreates the streets of Monaco down to the last detail including well-known hotels, sights, and even includes a fully-functioning go-kart circuit so guests can feel like Formula 1 drivers even at sea.

Hareide 108 redefines what it means to have open air space.  In this concept yacht, the passenger goes from passive observer atop a floating throne to actively experiencing nature from a close-up vantage point. The ship is equipped with two pools – one in the front and one next to the garden in the ship’s center – and features an elevated dining area, making guests feel like rulers of a seafaring empire. Hareide 108 is remarkable due to over 3,000 square feet (300 sq m) of solar panels and its gradual transition from ship to sea at the stern – both helping make the yacht as in touch with nature as possible.

Komorebi looks partly like a Russian ice breaker and partly like a sport racing sailboat. This 282 foot (86 m) long trimaran sports automatic sails which pivot to make the most of the wind, reducing power usage by up to 30%. Tender boats, sailboats, and even a submarine can pull up between the yacht’s main hull and flank hulls to be stored while the ship’s owners are having some down time. Named after the Japanese term for when nature is enhanced by the sun’s rays, the Komorebi makes sunlight a priority and is outfitted throughout with massive open spaces and plenty of glass for maximum solar penetration.

Motor Yacht A was the famous play toy of Russian billionaires Andrey & Aleksandra Melnichenko. This superyacht is best known for its unique design resembling a white, military-style submarine; it sometimes mimics a military vessel, too, with a bomb-proof master cabin with rotating bed and space for two tender boats. The Melnichenkos are reportedly selling the yacht so they can upgrade to an even bigger superyacht bearing sails taller than the tower which houses London’s Big Ben.

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One of Epiphany’s most striking features is its simple design, making it look like a fish while cruising over the sea. This superyacht is fully equipped for those looking to play, whether in the cinema, gym, spa, or gaming area. Its cascading decks make it look like a man-made waterfall at sea – a sleek, futuristic waterfall, that is.

If boats seem like artificial anomalies on an otherwise natural ocean, Project Moonstone is here to remedy that. This superyacht is coated with a shimmering exterior which reflects the color of the ocean. If there’s not enough light to reflect, a fish-eye camera lens can capture the exact color of a sunset on the left side of the ship and project it on the right side, making it appear partially camouflaged. If there’s no light at all, Project Moonstone’s owner can choose her own custom lightshow right from her smartphone, making this yacht a delight to see when at harbor.

Origin 575 is by no means the largest yacht on our list, but it is one of the most distinguishable thanks to its design. This luxury cruiser is a trimaran, creating a more stable experience for passengers in rough seas while reducing drag, allowing the boat to go farther, faster. While it may not be a replica of a tropical island like Tropical Island Paradise, it still features everything a rich owner could desire with plenty of entertaining space and the potential for helicopter and submarine parking.

Super Sports 18 may not be a mega-yacht like most of the others on our list, but its design firmly places it among the most eccentric. Designed by combining aerospace engineering and Formula 1 technology, this cool concept yacht has been created for speed, able to reach up to 56 knots in the water. Its unique design means any journey, even one in rough seas, is comfortable and stable. Though the SS18 doesn’t have cabins for people to stay the night, its makers also build similarly-designed yachts with on-board accommodation for up to 12 guests.

Described by its designers as “a real Range Rover of the seas,” the Expedition super-yacht combines long range fishing ship design with luxurious elegance to make it the perfect ship for circumnavigating the globe. Guests are not likely to be bored on this superyacht, which comes complete with space for a helicopter, two limo tenders, a car, a submarine, paddle-boards, and even jet skis. If the toys weren’t enough, she’s also outfitted with a retractable roof, sauna, scuba diving pool, and wine cellar.

Named after long-extinct ocean-dwelling creatures, Trilobis 65 is the most environmentally friendly (and one of the most bizarre) concept yachts on our list. This four-story ship is better suited for exploring bays and atolls than speeding across the oceans. Its coolest features include electrochemical windows which can change their opacity in response to outside light, a joystick in the control room which can spin the yacht 360° in place, and an underwater observation globe outfitted with computers which give viewers real-time information on nearby aquatic creatures.

Superyacht Jazz redefines what it means to be a yacht. This luxurious ship looks more like a work of art on the sea than it does a cruiser, covered by an interwoven support network akin to a cathedral’s buttresses. Beyond their artistic qualities, the outer supports mean more space is available inside the ship, making the decks massive, uninterrupted spaces for guests.

With a name meaning “omnipotent,” you can be sure Shaddai is one cool yacht. Designer Gabriele Teruzzi has given the ship’s owner the height of luxury – literally. The owner’s cabin is raised above the main decks like a stadium light and is fully equipped with lounging areas and an infinity pool falling off its surface, creating a waterfall and the sensation of peace. Another infinity pool above the lower deck opens up the space and allows light to flood the area, including the aquarium – you know, in case you ever felt too far from the sea.

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Project L3 is one of the fastest superyachts on our list, able to reach speeds above 40 knots. But its speed isn’t its only impressive quality – Project L3 is a gadget man’s dream, able to house a high-speed inflatable boat, racing catamaran, and seaplane. After a hard day of cruising around the ocean on this beauty, guests can sit back and relax with the open-air fire pit and drop-down cinema on the bridge deck.

At times, Skyback seems more like a cruise ship than a yacht. With six decks and a staff of 25 waiting on anywhere from 5-10 guests, Skyback also features a unique, extendable mezzanine which can cover the ship’s swimming pool and outside deck in case of cold or inclement weather. (Basically, you can still go for a swim in the heated pool while floating just off the coast of Antarctica.) If you want to dance the night away, the pool folds up to create a massive dance floor.

onstelly:
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Saw what you wrote in ur dairy, oh that's sweet of you

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Missed ya

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The Maltese Falcon is truly a wonder to be seen. This superyacht seems more like a racing boat than a luxury yacht. Truthfully, it’s a fusion of both. The boat’s three-mast design, derived from 19th century clipper ships, boasts sails with special sensors which can detect wind speed and other nautical measurements and be mechanically pivoted, allowing the ship to be operated by a single person. We hear it’s now available for private charter at around €400,000 per week.

RoyalBlak007:


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RoyalBlak007:


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RoyalBlak007:
With a name meaning “omnipotent,” you can be sure Shaddai is one cool yacht. Designer Gabriele Teruzzi has given the ship’s owner the height of luxury – literally. The owner’s cabin is raised above the main decks like a stadium light and is fully equipped with lounging areas and an infinity pool falling off its surface, creating a waterfall and the sensation of peace. Another infinity pool above the lower deck opens up the space and allows light to flood the area, including the aquarium – you know, in case you ever felt too far from the sea.

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RoyalBlak007:
Brought to you by the same team which made The Streets of Monaco (#23) is Tropical Island Paradise. This superyacht has chosen tropical island life, especially Polynesia and the Pacific Islands, as its driving theme. The ship’s front features a beach cove with tiki huts and a volcano which puts out a stream of water that cascades down into the pool. If relaxing in cabanas among palm trees in the middle of the ocean isn’t enough, you can go to the back of the yacht where small islands with their own cabanas can also be deployed at sea level.

http://list25.com/25-luxurious-yachts-designed-for-you-to-drool-over/5/

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