Even the yachts already owned by Briatore and Del Vecchio among the largest on sale at the Monaco Yacht Show
There are over thirty superyachts for sale in Monaco with lengths between 50 and 91 metres, of which at least five are Italian
Among the largest yachts in the 50-meter range and above for sale at Port Hercule for the Monaco Boat Show will be two superyachts that have repeatedly made headlines in Italy.
The largest is one of these two and the most famous. It is about Force Blue, formerly owned by Italian entrepreneur Flavio Briatore, and returned to the market just a few months ago following a major refit by the Giangrasso shipyard. Currently for sale by Burgess and Fraser, its price is unknown, but around 2010 it was valued at €19 million. Built by the shipyard Royal Denship, no longer active, and currently 70,6 meters long, the superyacht is appreciated for its comfort, explorer features, and versatility. Launched in 2002 as Big Roi with a length of 63,3 meters, it was designed as an expedition yacht in the style of an ocean-going trawler. Among the many refits it has undergone, the last in 2022, concerned in particular theseven-meter stern extension to increase the already large swim platform. H2 Yacht Design oversaw the exterior restyling, and Italian architect Michele Bonan designed the new interiors. Characterized by a high bow and an open foredeck capable of accommodating a large number of toys and tenders, it has a range of 8.000 nautical miles.
The other famous superyacht is Moneikos, the 62-meter vessel from the Italian shipyard Codecasa belonged solely to the entrepreneur Leonardo Del Vecchio, Today, it is owned by the heirs who have decided to put it up for sale. The yacht was delivered in 2006 and has been meticulously maintained since. It features a master suite located on the upper deck immediately below the sundeck, offering 180-degree panoramic views and private access. The superyacht can accommodate up to 16 guests in eight cabins. The interiors were designed by Studio Dedalo, who created a comfortable and welcoming style for this yacht. The mostly covered sundeck makes the vessel appear larger inside. Another unique feature is the micro fiber optic spotlights in the main saloon dining area, which reproduce a starry vault on the ceiling. Moneikos is for sale at €27.890.000 at Royal Yacht International.
Among the Italians, the 64.5 meters of Benetti, SeannaDelivered in 2011, her interiors were entirely designed by Redman Whiteley Dixon and Susan Young. Her highlight is the large marble lobby amidships; the furnishings and materials are extremely high-quality throughout. One of her unique features is the ability to convert the saloon into a cinema. Outside, on the main deck, she features a two-person massage room and a library with an electric fireplace. She is for sale at Burges for €49.5 million.
Another Codecasa of 55.8 meters will show itself: it is My LegacyDelivered in 2021, she embodies the finest Italian craftsmanship and opulence. Her owner initially intended to refit his classic yacht, which later proved impossible, and so opted for a new build, larger and more luxurious. The interior style is classic yet distinctive: every detail—from the armchairs to the chandeliers—is crafted like a single, luxurious work of art. She is for sale at Burgess for €44.950.000.
We proceed with the most recent constructions among the Italian yachts for sale with the Silver Star: 55,2 meters of Admiral (Tisg)Delivered in 2023 and built entirely of aluminum, it is the second unit in the shipyard's S-Force 55 series after the first Geco hull. The design is by TISG art director Gian Marco Campanino, and the interiors are by designer Giorgio Armani. Featuring a spacious beach club and a large, multifunctional circular helipad, the upper deck boasts a whirlpool tub, a bar, and a lounge that seamlessly connects the interior and exterior. Tww Yachts' asking price for Silver Star is €34,5 million.
Another recently delivered superyacht, which will be available for purchase at the Monaco Yacht Show from tomorrow is Grey, is the 49.9 meters of Tankoa Yachts. Arriving on the market shortly after its launch in early 2023, it is the fifth unit in the shipyard's S501 series. Its name derives from the distinctive gray color of its hull, and it stands out from the other four units in the series for its foredeck with a larger swimming pool and a huge 144-inch folding cinema screen that extends from the deck itself. It was put up for sale by the owner, who was looking to purchase an even larger vessel, through Tww Yachts for €36,5 million.
Among other superyachts in the 50-91 metre range, six will be on sale in Monaco Lürssen (Lady Lara of 91 meters, Ice of 90,1 meters, Phoenix 2 of 90,1 meters, Polar Star of 65,2 meters, Marguerite of 61,3 meters and Capirinha of 60 meters), six Feadship (Savannah 83,5 meters, Drizzle 68,8 meters, Flag 62,3 meters, Olympus 55 meters, Kahalani and Sea Huntress both 55 meters), five Amels Yachts (Ventum Maris of 66 meters, Calypso of 61,5 meters, Papa of 55 meters, Come Together of 60 meters and Were Dreams of 52,3 meters), three Trinity Yachts (Mia Elisa of 55,4 meters, Sapphire of 50,5 meters, Mosaique of 49,89 meters), the Damen Yachting 'Dapple' of 67,1 meters, ll Delta Marine 'Invictus' of 65.5 meters, the Turquoise Yachts 'Tourquoise' of 55,4 meters, theAlloy Yachts 'Drumbeat' of 53 meters and theHeesen 'My Loyalty' of 49.8 meters.
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