Are you looking to find the priciest superyachts available on the market?Using our cutting-edge SYT IQ data, SuperYacht Times has compiled an exhaustive list of the most expensive yachts in the world that are currently for sale. Enjoy the ultimate in opulent lifestyle, starting with the magnificent €185,000,000 Lürssen superyacht Pelus and going up to €67,000,000.

1. Pelorus Lürssen 2003 115 Meters €185,000,000

The 115-meter Pelerus, one of the most recognizable boats ever, is the result of several partnerships between German yacht manufacturer Lürssen and British designer Tim Heywood. Terence Disdale designed the beach-chic interior, which spans four internal guest levels and has a full-beam master bedroom on the main deck with fold-down balconies on each side of the unit.With its twin Wärtsilä engines, Pelorus may reach a peak speed of 20 knots as a superyacht. Pelorus, which was delivered in 2003, has a special theater area with plush couches and a cutting-edge audio system that creates an entirely immersive movie experience.

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2. The Sun Amels At 89 Meters In 2016 $195,000,000

Here Comes The Sun, an 89-meter megayacht designed by Tim Heywood and constructed by Amels, is remarkable both inside and out and has an endless opportunity beach club for its guests. The superyacht, which was originally delivered by the Dutch shipyard in 2016, came back to Amels and Damen Yachting in 2020 for a comprehensive one-year repair that increased her length from 83 meters to 89 meters. Here Comes The Sun's large beach club, complete with a massage area, sauna, steam room, plunge pool, and hair salon, is one of the ship's main attractions. The expansive vistas that are revealed by the open platforms on each side of the beach club allow a plenty of natural light to saturate the area. The elegant beach club style is punctuated with furniture made of marble and seharah gold.

3. Golden Yachts Project X, 87.6 M, €160,000,000, 2022

The iconic superyacht Project X was delivered in August 2022 and has an X-shaped center motif on both the port and starboard sides of her superstructure. The external design was created by Ken Freivokh Design. The 2,973 GT yacht is a work of art on the sea because it blends the newest in design, technology, and elegance with the best in terms of quality, service, and entertainment.Project X has beautiful naval architecture by Marco Yachts and interior design by the boards of Massari Design Studio. The beautiful interior of the superyacht, which is flooded with natural light and has a unique glass elevator and atrium, is a stunning highlight of the vessel. All five of her decks are connected by a central atrium that leads to three of her internal balconies, which are lit up by windows positioned in the X-shaped constructions. The unique elevator, designed by Lift Emotion, serves every deck.

4. Oceanco Cloud 9 88.5-meters €155,000,000 In 2015

The Dutch shipyard Oceanco constructed the 88.5-meter superyacht Cloud 9, formerly known as Infinity, in 2015. Espen Øino was responsible for the external design, while Azure Yacht Design & Naval Architecture handled the naval architecture. David Kleinberg Design Associates and Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design worked together to create the remarkable interior of the vessel. The spacious interior of the 2,946 GT superyacht has an expansive, open-plan main deck saloon that has two inviting salon spaces and lots of chairs. Additionally, a wellness center with a fully functional gym, massage area, and beauty salon is shown on Cloud 9's main deck. Her top deck has excellent facilities, such as a large social salon that can be transformed into a movie theater. Her bridge deck has a media lounge, sit-up bar, dayhead, and additional outdoor eating area aft. 

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5. Kismet Lürssen 95.2 Meters 2014: €149,000,000

Kismet, an acclaimed 95.2-meter superyacht, is among Lürssen's most recognizable designs. The superyacht, which was built by a German shipyard in 2014, has an interior designed by Reymond Langton Design and an exterior designed by Espen Øino International.Eight cabins aboard Kismet provide for the accommodation of up to 16 passengers. The 2,928 GT superyacht has two touch-and-go helipads, a big swimming pool, a Jacuzzi, and a private observation platform with an outdoor bed that's perfect for stargazing. The motor yacht is often referred to as the ideal entertainment venue for entertaining friends and family. With materials like leather, solid onyx, and black marble, her fixtures and fittings could easily pass for those of a five-star establishment, providing guests with an opulent stay.

6.  Aurora Lürssen 74-metres 2017 €130,000,000

Aurora, a bespoke project finished in 2017, was created from the ground up by the London-based design company Winch Design, but her builder Lürssen is responsible for her naval architecture. She can carry up to 16 passengers in eight opulent cabins and accommodates up to 21 crew members. Her outside furnishings, which are made of stainless steel, together with her interior's rich mahogany décor, give her the allure of luxurious transatlantic travel. The motor yacht up for sale has an interior designed in the Art Deco style of the 1920s, influenced by notable designers and painters of the time. She even has a bar on her upper deck saloon that is reminiscent of a motor racing bar from the 1920s. The pinnacle of luxury, Aurora has a fully-stocked gym facing the aft, allowing passengers to work out while enjoying broad views from two big skylights, a Jacuzzi, buffet bars, and an immense swimming pool for sunbathing. 

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