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Big Ships – ten new super yachts

Big Ships – ten new super yachts

Big Ships – ten new super yachts

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Big is beautiful but with these yachts from Abeking & Rasmussen, Blohm + Voss, HDW, Kusch and Lürssen it’s not just the size that matters; these ships also represent the most luxurious and glamourous vessels of their class and are regular fixtures in Top Ten Best Of lists. So hop on board and let World’s Luxury Guide navigate you through ten of the best.

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Author: Mathias Paulokat

«Silver from Hanseatic Marine

Al Said from Lürssen»

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Alfa Nero from Oceanco

Alfa Nero from Oceanco

Alfa Nero from Oceanco

Alfa Nero from Oceanco

Alfa Nero from Oceanco

Alfa Nero from Oceanco

Alfa Nero from Oceanco

Alfa Nero from Oceanco

Alfa Nero from Oceanco

Alfa Nero from Oceanco

Al Said from Lürssen

Like many luxury yachts the Al Said comes from the shipyards of Lürssen in Bremen and ranks as the second largest private yacht in

Al Mirqab from Peters Schiffbau

We have arrived now at position No.

A from HDW

A is an appropriate name for this luxury yacht - A represents first place, top class, position Number 1 - all the superlatives you

Dilbar from Lürssen

Onward to position No.

Mayan Queen IV from Blohm + Voss

The Mayan Queen IV rolled out from the Hamburg shipyard of Blohm + Voss in 2008 and according to David Robinson, an expert on the

Sarafsa from Devonport

Even the name Sarafsa sounds exotic and so it should; this 82m craft is actually registered in Saudi Arabia and rumour has it that

Alfa Nero from Oceanco

At No.

Eminence from Abeking & Rasmussen

Just behind classic crafts such as the Dannebrog from 1932 or 1921’s Delphine is the Eminence from Germany’s Abeking & Rasmussen –

Anastasia from Oceanco

Now we come to the highly popular 70-meter category and to the Anastasia from Oceanco.

Silver from Hanseatic Marine

A relatively new and sprightly eye-catcher is the Silver and at 73m long it’s currently sitting at No.