06.10.2010
Rating of yachts of Russian billionaires

When Mikhail Prokhorov (worth $ 13.4 billion, No. 2 on the Forbes list) gave an interview to the American CBS television channel in his mansion, among other things, he showed the correspondent a model of the yacht Solemar (length 61 m).

“I am not an avid traveler, because, frankly, I suffer from seasickness. I use it as a platform for jet skis, it is great for jumping, etc.,” Prokhorov said.

According to the entrepreneur, he uses the yacht for two weeks a year. Where she is now, Prokhorov does not know: “Somewhere in the port. I have people in charge of the ship." Nevertheless, according to The Yachts, Prokhorov spent tens of millions to purchase another boat, this time 96 meters long. The entrepreneur himself does not comment on the purchase of a new yacht.

Yachts for rich people are not just a means of transportation, but also an indicator of status. In the crisis year of 2009, 213 yachts over 30 m were built in the world, according to the latest study by The Super Yachting Index (a joint project of the industry publication Superyachttimes.com and major yacht trader Camper & Nicholson). The value of yachts handed over to customers last year was $5.4 billion, with an average price of $25 million. expensive yachts(an average of about $ 135 million) launched in Germany. And most boats (35%) were built at shipyards in Italy.

How did the crisis affect the market? The number of yachts delivered to owners decreased in 2009 compared to 2008 by 18%. The volume of new construction fell even more. In 2008, 241 contracts were signed for the construction of yachts over 30 meters in length. In 2009, only 90.

But what about Russian buyers? Judge for yourself. In 2008, persons with Russian citizenship became the owners of 14 superyachts. In 2009 - only 10. In 2008, the average length of yachts received by the Russians was 84 m, in 2009 - 50.4 m. The drop in performance would have been even deeper if not for Roman Abramovich and Mikhail Prokhorov. Abramovich's fleet was replenished with two units - the flagship yacht Eclipse (length 162.5 m, the longest yacht in the world)

and yacht Luna (115 m),

designed for sailing in difficult ice conditions. Mikhail Prokhorov received the yacht Palladium (96 m).

Another Russian - the owner of the superyacht Ocean Victory (75.75 m) - remains incognito.

Result? In the premium segment, the Russian representation has strengthened. If in 2008 of the 100 largest motor yachts In the world, the Russians owned 13 boats, then according to the results of 2009 - 17 units.

To date, the "Russian flotilla" has grown even more. After the “closing” of The Super Yachting Index rating, the Russian owner found the yacht Serena (143 m). According to the Russian edition of The Yachts, vodka tycoon Yuri Shefler became banned from entering Russia.

Now the Russians own 18 of the largest yachts in the world. However, the names of the owners of only 13 of them are known.

Eclipse (Roman Abramovich), world No. 1, length: 162.50 m (533 ft 2 in), year of manufacture: 2010, maximum speed: 25 knots, shipbuilder: Blohm & Voss (Germany).
Serena (probably Yuri Shefler), world No. 10, length: 143 m (439 ft 3 in), year of manufacture: 2010, shipbuilder: Fincantieri (Italy).
A (Andrey Melnichenko), world No. 15, length: 119 m (390 ft), year of manufacture: 2009, maximum speed: 23 knots, shipbuilder: Blohm & Voss (Germany).
Luna (Roman Abramovich), world No. 17, length: 115 m (377 ft), year of manufacture: 2010, maximum speed: unknown, shipbuilder: Lloyd Werft et Stahlbau Nord (Germany).
Pelorus (probably Irina Abramovich), world No. 19, length: 114.50 m (357 ft 8 in), year of manufacture: 2001, maximum speed: 20 knots, shipbuilder: Lürssen (Germany).
Le Grand Bleu (Eugene Shvidler), world No. 20, length: 112.80 m (370 ft 1 in), year of manufacture: 2000, maximum speed: 17 knots, shipbuilder: Bremer Vulkan (Germany).
Dilbar (Alisher Usmanov), world No. 21, length: 110 m (360 ft 10 in), year of manufacture: 2008, maximum speed: 21 knots, shipbuilder: Lürssen (Germany).
Palladium (probably Mikhail Prokhorov), world No. 29, length: 96 m (315 ft), year of manufacture: 2010, maximum speed: 19 knots, shipbuilder: Blohm & Voss (Germany).
Ice (Suleiman Kerimov), world No. 36, length: 90.10 m (295 ft 8 in), year of manufacture: 2005, maximum speed: 19 knots, shipbuilder: Lürssen (Germany).
Anastasia (Vladimir Potanin), world No. 74, length: 75.30 m (247 ft 8 in), year of manufacture: 2008, maximum speed: 18 knots, shipbuilder: Oceanco (Netherlands).
Predator (Iskander Makhmudov), world No. 88, length: 72.80 m (238 ft 10 in), year of manufacture: 2008, maximum speed: 28 knots, shipbuilder: Feadship (Netherlands).
Queen K (Oleg Deripaska), world No. 89, length: 72.60 m (238 ft 1 in), year of manufacture: 2004, maximum speed: 18 knots, shipbuilder: Lürssen (Germany).
St Nicolas (probably Vasily Anisimov), world No. 98, length: 70.20 m (230 ft 4 in), year of manufacture: 2007, maximum speed: 15.5 knots, shipbuilder: Lürssen (Germany).

Oleg Deripaska's new yacht is being prepared for launching. The price of the 50-meter Selenga is about 1 billion rubles

Life brings 9 more of the most expensive yachts of Russian oligarchs.

The yacht is 163 meters long and houses a cinema, two helipads, a beauty salon, a swimming pool, a dance floor and much more. The bedroom on the ship is armored, the windows are made of bulletproof glass.

The 110-meter vessel has a helipad, swimming pool, sports and dining halls. The yacht is designed for 21 guests and 47 crew members.

The yacht with the laconic name A is one of the largest in the world. It reaches speeds of over 35 km/h, has touch controls and is very richly decorated - even the bathroom knobs are valued at $40,000 each.

The seven-deck yacht is equipped with two helipads, a submarine compartment and a swimming pool. total area yacht is 4500 sq. meters.

The yacht has a large garage, lounge and 8 cabins that can accommodate 16 people. She won first place in the Innovation category at the 2010 World Yachts Trophies.

The four-deck yacht has a swimming pool, a jacuzzi, a helipad. The yacht accommodates 14 guests and 27 crew members. It is made using the most advanced technologies noise and vibration absorption.

Previously, this yacht also belonged to Roman Abramovich, but he presented it to his business partner and friend Yevgeny Shvidler. On board the yacht can be 20 guests and 35 crew members. Le Grand Bleu has a helipad and two more yachts - motor and sail.

This yacht, named after the mother of a businessman, has everything to do water sports: jet skis, wakeboard and diving compressor. And, of course, a swimming pool, a heliport, a gym and much more.

Tatiana Kondratieva

Russian billionaires prefer to sail on yachts built by German (8 ships) and Dutch (4 ships) shipyards. Another floating craft was created in Italy and Croatia. The most popular shipbuilding companies among Russian businessmen are German and, each of them built three yachts for billionaires. the biggest and luxury yacht for several years in a row, the famous Eclipse of Roman Abramovich has been the fastest, Blade of Oleg Boyko.

Length: 110 m

Production year: 2008

Max speed: 22 knots

shipbuilding company: (Germany)

Price: according to a Forbes source in the yacht market, such a vessel can cost from €200 million. Izvestia wrote that Usmanov spent $100 million on Dilbar.

Owner's main assets: Metalloinvest, Mail.ru Group, Megafon, DST Global

Alisher Usmanov named the yacht after his mother. The exterior design for Dilbar was developed by one of the recognized masters of design art, and the interior design was created by Alberto Pinto. Accurate specifications yachts are kept secret by Lürssen. It is known that it is environmentally friendly and practically does not pollute the environment. Its exhaust gases are cleaned with carbon filters. The vessel is designed for 47 crew members and 21 guests. The yacht has a swimming pool, helicopter landing area, sports and dining rooms, as well as luxury cabins equipped with last word technology.

Length: 119 m

Production year: 2009

Max speed: 24 knots

shipbuilding company: (Germany)

Price: more than $300 million

Owner: Andrey Melnichenko (No. 6 in the ranking of the richest businessmen in Russia, a fortune of $ 14.4 billion)

Owner's main assets: EuroChem

The yacht with a very laconic name "A" by Andrey Melnichenko has probably the most avant-garde design among all luxury vessels Russian billionaires. Outwardly, it resembles more a submarine than a yacht. It was built at the shipyards of the German company Blohm & Voss, which also created the famous Eclipse of Roman Abramovich. "A" was designed by Philippe Starck. The yacht is designed for 14 guests and 42 crew members. It has a heliport, an amphibious vessel (which can easily move both on water and on sandy shore), as well as a car garage and three swimming pools. It is known that some interior details (for example, the handrails of the stairs) are made of silver. The master cabin, in which owner "A" travels, has an area of ​​240 square meters. m, the windows are equipped with 44-mm glass that can withstand a grenade explosion.

Anastasia

Length: 75.5 m

Production year: 2008

Max speed: 15 knots

shipbuilding company: (Netherlands)

Price: up for sale for €125 million

Owner: Vladimir Potanin (No. 7 in the ranking of the richest businessmen in Russia, worth $ 14.3 billion)

Owner's main assets: Norilsk Nickel, Profmedia

The yacht was named after the billionaire's daughter Anastasia. The ship's designer is Australian Sam Sorgiovanni, who is known for taking part in the design of Roman Abramovich's Pelorus yacht. Anastasia has seven decks and 6 cabins and can accommodate 12 guests and 20 crew members. On upper deck there is the owner's apartment, which includes a balcony and a two-story atrium. As expected, the yacht has a helipad. There is also a retractable bathing platform, a glass-bottomed pool, a 10-seat cinema, a gym, and, finally, its main highlight is a 2700-liter aquarium. Inside the yacht is finished with bamboo and eucalyptus, it has two engines of 3648 hp. With. In the summer of 2012, she was put up for sale by Edmiston & Company for €125 million. But, apparently, there has not yet been a buyer for the yacht.

Palladium

Length: 96 m

Production year: 2010

Max speed: 19.3 knots

shipbuilding company: (Germany)

Price: according to a Forbes source in the yacht market, such a vessel could cost about €200 million

Owner

Owner's main assets

The Palladium was nominated for the 2010 World Yachts Trophies in the 'Innovation' category but managed to win in the 'Design' category, which is no surprise. After all, the British design bureau Michael Leach Design worked on the interior of the vessel. The yacht has 8 state-of-the-art state-of-the-art cabins and is designed for 16 guests. It contains a complete set of equipment for training. water sports sports that loves her so much Owner Mikhail Prokhorov.

Length: 61.5 m

Production year: 2003

Max speed: 17 knots

shipbuilding company: (Netherlands)

Price: according to the owner, the yacht cost him $45 million

Owner: Mikhail Prokhorov (No. 10 in the ranking of the richest businessmen in Russia, worth $ 13 billion)

Owner's main assets: Rusal, Intergeo, IFC Bank, New Jersey Nets

Solemar is a much more modest yacht than the Palladium. She is 7 years older than her and shorter by 34.5 m. However, like Palladium, Solemar has everything you need to active rest on the water: from surfboards to jet skis. It can accommodate 12 guests and 16 crew members. The yacht has 7 cabins, a jacuzzi and a gym. In 2011, it was modernized.

Length: 162.5 m

Production year: 2010

Max speed: 25 knots

shipbuilding company: (Germany)

Price: $400 million to $1.2 billion*

Owner

Owner's main assets: Evraz Plc, Chelsea F.C.

Roman Abramovich's Eclipse is not only the largest yacht in the world ( Length- 162.5 m, 9 decks, displacement of 13,000 tons, crew of 70 people), but also one of the most luxurious and protected. The vessel has two helipads, 4 pleasure boats, 20 scooters and a mini-submarine with 12 seats. The main cabin has an area of ​​500 sq. m, the owner's personal deck has a length of 56 m, it also has a wine cellar and a cinema room. The yacht is equipped with bulletproof glass, a missile attack warning system, as well as special photosensors that capture and distort third-party photography with digital cameras (this is a means of combating paparazzi). In mid-February 2013, the Eclipse yacht moored at the pier in Manhattan - Abramovich brought Daria Zhukova to New York to give birth to his seventh child in America.

Length: 115 m

Production year: 2009

Max speed: 18 knots

shipbuilding company: Lloyd Werft and Stahlbau Nord Shipyards (Germany)

Price: Novaya Gazeta in 2011 estimated Price yachts worth 5 billion rubles (more than $170 million at the exchange rate for 2011).

Owner: Roman Abramovich (No. 13 in the ranking of the richest businessmen in Russia, a fortune of $ 10.2 billion)

Owner's main assets: Evraz Plc, Chelsea F.C.

The main feature of the yacht Luna is her ability to sail in almost any weather and climatic conditions: from tropical seas to the Arctic and Antarctic. This ship is much more modest than the famous Eclipse, but it was also built specifically for Abramovich and his requests: two helipads, a communications tower and an impressive pool. Exterior design by Frank Neubelt and interior design by . In June 2011, Luna docked in Venice, locals called her "idiotic" and complained that she spoiled the panorama of the city. The mayor of the city, Giorgio Orsoni, even proposed then to impose a tax on the mooring of large private ships. But the conflict was resolved in no way: the 54th Biennale of Contemporary Art, which Abramovich came to, ended, and his yacht left Venice.

Predator

Length: 73 m

Production year: 2008

Max speed: 28 knots

shipbuilding company: (Netherlands)

Price: according to a Forbes source in the yacht market, such a vessel could cost about €100 million

Owner: Iskander Makhmudov (No. 15 in the ranking of the richest businessmen in Russia, a fortune of $ 8.7 billion)

Owner's main assets: UMMC, Transmashholding, Kuzbassrazrezugol, Transgroup

The main advantage of the yacht, in addition to the original design (developed by De Voogt Naval Architects), is her engines (four diesels with a capacity of 5793 hp each), providing her with a speed of 28 knots even in extreme weather conditions, which justifies her name, which translates as "Predator". The displacement of the yacht is 1328 tons, the cruising range is 5000 miles, the crew is 18 people. The vessel is designed for 6 guests, which can be accommodated in 3 double cabins. Also on the yacht there is a cabin of the owner of the vessel, but its characteristics are unknown.

Length: 73 m

Production year: 2004

Max speed: 18 knots

shipbuilding company: (Germany)

Price: Speaking in 2012 about his trip to the yacht, the co-chairman of the British Conservatives, Lord Feldman, estimated it at £ 70 million

Owner's main assets: Rusal, Eurosibenergo, Ingosstrakh, Glavstroy,

Oleg Deripaska in 2007 completely overhauled his yacht Queen K (which was previously called Queen M) and remade it for himself (previous Owner, whose name is unknown, chartered her), even the hull was repainted from white to steel gray. It has a tonnage of 2157 tons, a cruising range of 5000 miles, two diesel engines with a capacity of 3152 liters. With. each and a crew of 21. The interior design was done by Donald Starkey. The yacht can accommodate 18 guests, it has 9 luxury cabins.

Length: 90.1 m

Production year: 2005

Max speed: 18 knots

shipbuilding company: (Germany)

Price: in 2006, Izvestia wrote that Kerimov bought a yacht for $ 150 million

Owner

Owner's main assets: Polyus Gold, Uralkali

The ice yacht was built by order of Kerimov in 2005 and was upgraded in 2008. She has all the "gentleman's kit" required for such vessels: a helicopter pad, a large swimming pool and a jacuzzi. Ice can carry 14 guests and 27 crew members. In the summer of 2012, the yacht performed in an unusual role - as a rescue vessel. Her crew received a distress signal from a small pleasure craft off the coast of Mexico. 9 divers took it to the open sea to dive near the coral reefs near the island of Cozumel. But their ship gave a leak and soon sank. Fortunately, the Ice yacht turned out to be nearby, which eventually saved the unfortunate divers.

Millennium

Length: 36.8 m

Production year: 2006

Max speed: 31 knots

shipbuilding company: (Netherlands)

Price: €8.9 million*

Owner: Suleiman Kerimov (No. 20 in the ranking of the richest businessmen in Russia, a fortune of $ 7.1 billion)

Owner's main assets: Polyus Gold, Uralkali

Suleiman Kerimov's second yacht Millenium is almost three times smaller than his first yacht Ice. However, the size in this case is of secondary importance, because its main advantage is speed. Millenium has a top speed of 31 knots powered by two 3700 hp diesel engines. With. every. She can accommodate 8 guests and 5 crew members.

"777" or Triple 7

Length: 66.7 m

Production year: 2006

Max speed: 17 knots

shipbuilding company: (Germany)

Price: €39.75 million*

Owner: Alexander Abramov (No. 26 in the ranking of the richest businessmen in Russia, a fortune of $ 4.6 billion)

Owner's main assets: Evraz Plc

Yacht "777" by Alexander Abramov can take on board 12 guests and 18 crew members. Its displacement is 1393 tons. The exterior and interior design was developed by Newcruise yacht projects & design. The main cabin has a separate office and library. Also on the yacht there is a bar, a cinema, a jacuzzi and a gym. In 2008, "777" was upgraded. IN this moment the yacht is up for sale.

Length: 44 m

Production year: 2010

Max speed: 36 knots

shipbuilding company: MMGI Shipyard (Italy)

Price: $20 million*

Owner's main assets: Finstar

Blade is the fastest yacht among all the ships of Russian billionaires. It has two diesel engines with a capacity of 1925 liters. With. each, which allow her to develop a maximum speed of 36 knots. She can take on board 10 guests and 8 crew members, in total she has 5 cabins. The interior design was developed by A Lab, and the exterior design by Navirex s.r.l. In 2011, it was upgraded and received a more advanced electronic filling.

Vanguard II

Length: 50 m

Production year: 2008

Max speed: 16 knots

shipbuilding company: Avangard Yachts, ex HeliYachts (Croatia)

Price: $24 million*

Owner: Kirill Minovalov (No. 166 in the ranking of the richest businessmen in Russia, a fortune of $ 0.6 billion)

Owner's main assets: Bank Avangard, Avangard-Agro

Exterior design of Avangard II was developed by Mulder Design, and interior design by Lazzarinipickering Architetti. The yacht has two 3300 hp diesel engines. With. each, which provide her with a maximum speed of 16 knots. She can take on board 12 guests. As you know, Kirill Minovalov is the owner of the Agusta 109 Grand helicopter, and he has a place to place it on the yacht - it is equipped with a helipad. design. The main cabin has a separate office and library. Also on the yacht there is a bar, a cinema, a jacuzzi and a gym.

The 312.01ft Custom motor yacht motor yacht "Palladium" was built by Blohm + Voss in Germany at their Hamburg shipyard , she was delivered to her owner in 2010. Michael Leach is responsible for her beautiful exterior and interior design.

Accommodation

Palladium's interior configuration has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 16 guests overnight in 8 cabins, comprising a master suite, 1 VIP stateroom, and 6 double cabins. She is also capable of carrying up to 34 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.

Construction & Dimensions

Palladium features a displacement steel hull and aluminum superstructure, with teak decks. She was built to Lloyds Register classification society rules, and is MCA LY2 Compliant.

Motor yacht Palladium is equipped with an ultra-modern stabilization system which reduces roll motion effect and results in a smoother more enjoyable cruising experience underway.

Performance

Powered by 2 MTU (16V 959 TE70L) 4,600hp diesel engines and propelled by her twin screw propellers Motor yacht Palladium is capable of a top speed of 19 knots, and comfortably cruises at 16 knots. With her 480,000 liter fuel tanks she has a maximum range of 5,000 nautical miles at 16 knots. Her water tanks store around 102,000 liters of fresh water.

Amenities

GYM, Jacuzzi (on deck), Elevator / Lift, Helipad, Swimming Pool, Tender Garage, Swimming Platform, Air Conditioning

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Palladium Awards & Nominations

• World Superyacht Awards 2011
  Best Displacement Motor Yacht of 3,000GT and above (approximately 85m+)
  Special Commendation
• Showboats Design Awards 2011
  Interior Design Award: Displacement Motor Yachts 200′+
  Winner
• Showboats Design Awards 2011
  Exterior Design & Styling Award: Displacement Motor Yachts 200′+
  Winner
• Showboats Design Awards 2011
  Tender Design Award
  Winner
• Showboats Design Awards 2011
  Bespoke Furniture Awards
  Winner
• International Superyacht Society Awards 2011
  Best Power 65+m
  Winner
• Showboats Design Awards 2011
  Interior Layout Award: Motor Yachts
  Finalist

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Roman Abramovich's yacht "Eclipse", Photo: mypiers.ru

When Mikhail Prokhorov (worth $ 13.4 billion, No. 2 on the Forbes list) gave an interview to the American CBS television channel in his mansion, among other things, he showed the correspondent a model of the yacht Solemar (length 61 m). “I am not an avid traveler, because, frankly, I suffer from seasickness. I use it as a platform for jet skis, it is great for jumping, etc.,” Prokhorov said.

According to the entrepreneur, he uses the yacht for two weeks a year. Where she is now, Prokhorov does not know: “Somewhere in the port. I have people in charge of the ship." Nevertheless, according to The Yachts, Prokhorov spent tens of millions to purchase another boat, this time 96 meters long. The entrepreneur himself does not comment on the purchase of a new yacht.

Yachts for rich people are not just a means of transportation, but also an indicator of status. In the crisis year of 2009, 213 yachts over 30 m were built in the world, according to the latest study by The Super Yachting Index (a joint project of the industry publication Superyachttimes.com and major yacht trader Camper & Nicholson). The cost of yachts handed over to customers last year amounted to $5.4 billion. The average price is $25 million. The most expensive yachts (about $135 million on average) were launched in Germany. And most boats (35%) were built at shipyards in Italy.

How did the crisis affect the market? The number of yachts delivered to owners decreased in 2009 compared to 2008 by 18%. The volume of new construction fell even more. In 2008, 241 contracts were signed for the construction of yachts over 30 meters in length. In 2009, only 90.

But what about Russian buyers? Judge for yourself. In 2008 persons with Russian citizenship became owners of 14 superyachts. In 2009 - only 10. In 2008, the average length of yachts received by the Russians was 84 m, in 2009 - 50.4 m. The drop in performance would have been even deeper if not for Roman Abramovich and Mikhail Prokhorov. Abramovich's fleet was replenished with two units - the flagship yacht Eclipse (length 162.5 m, the longest yacht in the world) and the yacht Luna (115 m), designed for sailing in difficult ice conditions. Mikhail Prokhorov received the yacht Palladium (96 m). Another Russian - the owner of the superyacht Ocean Victory (75.75 m) - remains incognito. Result? In the premium segment, the Russian representation has strengthened. If in 2008, out of the 100 largest motor yachts in the world, Russians owned 13 boats, then by the end of 2009 - 17 units.

To date, the "Russian flotilla" has grown even more. After the “closing” of The Super Yachting Index rating, the Russian owner found the yacht Serena (143 m). According to the Russian edition of The Yachts, vodka tycoon Yuri Shefler became banned from entering Russia. His yacht surpassed Andrey Melnichenko's superyacht "A" in the ratings. Now the Russians own 18 of the largest yachts in the world. However, the names of the owners of only 13 of them are known. Forbes has rated these ships (and their owners) by yacht length. When preparing the rating, materials from The Yachts magazine were used.

Eclipse (Roman Abramovich)

No. 1 in the world ranking Length: 162.50 m (533 ft 2 in) Production year: 2010 Max Speed: 25 knots Shipbuilding company: Blohm & Voss (Germany)

Superyacht Designed and built for a long five years. Abramovich's ship is equipped with two helipads and a 16-meter swimming pool. However, after the Eclipse was launched last winter, the customer returned the yacht for revision. Abramovich was not satisfied with the level of vibration from work power plant. For about a year, Abramovich's yacht was the longest in the world. However, in September, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Makhtoum (OEA) began a refurbishment of his yacht Dubaï, lengthening, among other things, her bow. Now Eclipse will be the second.

Serena (presumably Yuri Shefler)

A (Andrey Melnichenko)

No. 15 in the world ranking Length: 119 m (390 ft) Production year: 2009 Max Speed: 23 knots Shipbuilding company: Blohm & Voss (Germany)

Andrey Melnichenko's yacht makes an indelible impression not only with its appearance, but also with its interior. That's how described the arrangement of the master's part of the yacht The Wall Street Journal correspondent who was on board A: “Climbing a spiral staircase along a wall lined with silver sheet (railing costs $ 60,000), you find yourself in front of a door equipped with a security system programmed for fingerprints. Behind the door is a snow-white master's room of 240 sq. m, on the windows of which - 44-mm glass, capable of withstanding a grenade explosion. The double bed sits on a giant podium that is rotated by pressing a silver button. Other buttons control the rotation of the bed itself. The combination of a swivel bed and a swivel podium allows you to watch sunset and sunrise from a limitless variety of angles, or watch a 1.5 m plasma TV that drops down from the ceiling when needed. And, of course, all this is on the sea.

Luna (Roman Abramovich)

No. 17 in the world ranking Length: 115 m (377 ft) Production year: 2010 Max Speed: unknown Shipbuilding company: Lloyd Werft et Stahlbau Nord (Germany)

It seems that Roman Abramovich is not just attracted to yachts, but a real passion. This time he decided to get an expedition yacht. Luna, handed over to the customer this year, is designed to navigate all seas and oceans, including the Arctic and Antarctic. The six-deck vessel is equipped with two helipads and is equipped with diesel-electric engines. Exterior design by Frank Neubeltem of Newcruise, interior design by Donald Starkey. Externally, Luna resembles the Grand Bleu yacht, which Abramovich presented to his partner Evgeny Shvidler.

Pelorus (presumably Irina Abramovich)

No. 19 in the world ranking Length: 114.50 m (357 ft 8 in) Production year: 2001 Max Speed: 20 knots Shipbuilding company: Lurssen (Germany)

True or not, they say that Roman Abramovich handed over his yacht Pelorus gift to ex-wife. The magnificent vessel, designed by Tim Heywood and decorated by Terence Disdale, is a real masterpiece of design art. The yacht is equipped with six auxiliary boats. The impressive size of the stern transom leans back and turns into a giant beach. Nine luxurious cabins await guests, who have everything you need for relaxation: a swimming pool, a jacuzzi, a cinema room, a disco, etc. They are served by 41 staff members. Two Wärtsila 5300 hp engines. With. each provide the yacht with a cruising range without refueling of 6,000 miles at a speed of 15 knots.

Le Grand Bleu (Eugene Shvidler)

Dilbar (Alisher Usmanov)

No. 21 in the world ranking Length: 110 m (360 ft 10 in) Production year: 2008 Max Speed: 21 knots Shipbuilding company: Lurssen (Germany)

The German shipyard keeps the specifications of the engines of the Dilbar yacht, which looks a bit like the Pelorus, a secret. It is only known that it is capable of speeds of 21 knots. One of the most important advantages of the vessel is its environmental friendliness: Lürssen emphasizes that sustainable development technologies have been given great attention during the creation of the yacht. So, for example, the exhaust gases of thermal engines are cleaned using particulate filters. The exterior design was done by renowned design master Tim Heywood. The author of interior decoration and interior design is Alberto Pinto.

Palladium (presumably Mikhail Prokhorov)

Ice (Suleiman Kerimov)

Anastasia (Vladimir Potanin)

No. 74 in the world ranking Length: 75.30 m (247 ft 8 in) Production year: 2008 Max Speed: 18 knots Shipbuilding company: Oceanco (Netherlands)

The exterior and interior design of the yacht was done by Australian designer Sam Sorgiovanni. Six VIP cabins can comfortably accommodate 12 passengers. On the main deck there is a 100 sq. m with a dance floor, a bar and a giant aquarium with a capacity of 2700 liters. Bamboo and eucalyptus were used for the interior of the yacht. To recoup maintenance costs, the owner Anastasia offers her for charter flights for $700,000 per week.