History Supreme ($4.8 billion)

The History Supreme is the most expensive yacht in the world. The configuration of this vessel was developed over three years by British designer Stuart Hughes, who specializes in creating luxury items. At least 100 kg of gold and platinum were used for History Supreme. Moreover, the most expensive ship on the planet contains many valuable items, including dinosaur bones and a real meteorite fragment. The bottom of the History Supreme is lined with a substantial layer of gold, and the keel is also made of gold. The owner of the yacht is unknown, but it is rumored to be owned by a Malaysian tycoon. Detailed information about the vessel is strictly classified. The length of the History Supreme is 30 meters, which is not a lot, and it has a conventional design. The high cost of the yacht could be explained by over 100 tons of precious metals used in its construction.

Eclipse ($1.2 billion)

The second elite yacht on this list is the Eclipse, valued at $1.2 billion. It was built by Blohm&Voss for billionaire Roman Abramovich. He employs a team of 70 people to manage the vessel and cater to guests. The Eclipse boasts a minimalist design with an understated beauty that captivates. A unique feature of the Eclipse is its unusual lighting, which makes the ship appear to glow from within at night. The yacht is 162 meters long, accommodating 70 crew members and 36 passengers. The Eclipse includes a large concert hall, a cinema, and several swimming pools. Each cabin is equipped as a separate living space. Additionally, the yacht houses two helicopters, four boats, and its own submarine.

Streets of Monaco ($1 billion)

In third place is one of the most grandiose and impressive yachts in the world, the Streets of Monaco. This superyacht incorporates the most famous features of the Principality of Monaco, such as the Grand Prix Formula 1 race track, a beach, a pool, and a miniature model of the main city. The length of this floating vessel is an impressive 167 meters. It represents a scaled-down version of Monaco, including full infrastructure, separate buildings, and even its own airport. The yacht, known as the Streets of Monaco, is 152 meters long. Among the elite yachts in the world, it has the most entertainment complexes on board. It can accommodate up to 16 guests, each having their own apartment with bedrooms, living rooms, dining areas, and private courtyards for outdoor relaxation. The Streets of Monaco features casinos, solariums, pools, and jacuzzis. The yacht is adorned with fountains, sculptures, and live plants. The crew consists of 70 members.

Azzam ($605 million)

The Azzam is one more most expensive yachts in the world. This vessel was made to order for the President of the UAE, Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan. This fast-moving vessel can reach speeds of up to 30 knots per hour. The luxurious interior of the magnificent yacht was designed by French designer Christophe Leoni. The external appearance of the vessel reflects its functionality and ultra-modernity. Experts believe the sleek forms of the Azzam allow it to achieve high speeds, and the meticulously thought-out design makes the vessel elegant despite its impressive size. The Azzam is 180 meters long, a record length for this class of yachts. The rooms are decorated in a luxurious Empire style using natural materials. The impressive picture is completed by pompous decorations and handmade elements. The yacht includes a helipad, cinema, gyms, pools, and numerous guest cabins equipped with the latest technology.

Dilbar ($590 million)

Another global-scale elite yacht, valued at $590 million, is the Dilbar. There is no exact information about the owner, but it is known to be managed by a company under Alisher Usmanov's control. The superyacht Dilbar was built at the German shipyard Lürssen. The vessel has a classic exterior and a modern design. The length of the yacht is 156 meters, comfortably accommodating 80 crew members and 40 passengers. The Dilbar has two helipads and one of the largest pools in the world. Experts assess the interior of this amazing vessel as embodying the spirit of elegant minimalism. The Dilbar's cabins are equipped with modern technology, and natural materials were used in the finishing.

Dubai ($400 million)

Closing the top six most expensive yachts in the world is the Dubai. Previously named Platinum 525, this vessel was built at the request of Brunei's prince. However, due to financial constraints, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum handed the yacht over to the government of Dubai. The superyacht was built by Blohm&Voss to a custom design. The yacht includes both standard and physiotherapeutic pools, a glass staircase, and a helipad. The length of the boat is 162 meters, making it one of the top three largest yachts in the world. Eight decks can accommodate 88 crew members and 115 guests. Despite its large size, the Dubai looks elegant and perfectly fits the oriental style. The yacht features unique lighting that highlights its elegance. The interior of the Dubai is dominated by oriental patterns, making the yacht look like a floating palace.