THE MALTESE
FALCON
$150+ MILLION
Commissioned by
venture capitalist Tom
Perkins in 2006, this
classic 289-foot sailing
yacht was sold to Cypri-
ot hedge fund manager
Elena Ambrosiadou in
2009. Capable of sailing
to record-breaking
speeds, the timeless
Maltese Falcon can
accommodate up to 12
guests in its luxurious
berths.
AL SALAMAH
$200 MILLION
Commissioned by the late
Sultan bin Abdulaziz, this
Saudi royal megayacht was
built by German shipbuilding
firm HDW back in 1998. A
mammoth 457 feet long, the
Al Salamah is packed with all
mod cons, which include a
spa, movie theater, business
center and library, not to men-
tion a fully-equipped onboard
hospital and gym.
PROJECT MARS
$161.8 MILLION
Fully engineered and ready to
be built – if you can cough up
$138 million (£111.3m) – Proj-
ect Mars is a futuristic 295-foot
superyacht created by Fincan-
tieri Yachts. The lucky owner
will get to enjoy the vessel’s
many impressive features,
which include several VIP
guest cabins, an enclosed
living garden, helipad and
statement fireplace.
OCTOPUS
$200 MILLION
This Lurssen-made megay-
acht, which was commissioned
by Microsoft co-founder Paul
Allen and launched in 2003,
is frequently loaned free of
charge to charities, scientific
organisations and the military
for marine research projects.
Facilities include a glass-bot-
tom swimming pool, music
recording studio, two helipads
and a whirlpool on deck.
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$200 MILLION
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