5 Most Sexiest And Luxurious Yachts Ever Designed

Some people in our world have so much money there is no way they can spend it all in just one lifetime. One of the most popular places for these people to sink their money into is yachting, but we’re not talking about taking the boat out for a day on the bay with a barbecue. Oh, no. We’re talking about massive vessels; some of which look and act like small cruise liners which can both circumnavigate the globe and explore the world’s most remote bays and islets. The superyachts on this list are true titans of the water – impressive when seen both at port and while on the move.

Sporting luxurious delights from helicopter pads to on-ship spas to even a go-kart track, these yachts are the epitome of decadent design. Set sail for luxury in our list of the 5 Luxurious Yachts Designed For You To Drool Over.

* Shaddai

With a name meaning “omnipotent,” you can be sure Shaddai is one cool yacht. Designer Gabriele Teruzzi has given the ship’s owner the height of luxury – literally. The owner’s cabin is raised above the main decks like a stadium light and is fully equipped with lounging areas and an infinity pool falling off its surface, creating a waterfall and the sensation of peace. Another infinity pool above the lower deck opens up the space and allows light to flood the area, including the aquarium – you know, in case you ever felt too far from the sea.

* Jazz

Superyacht Jazz redefines what it means to be a yacht. This luxurious ship looks more like a work of art on the sea than it does a cruiser, covered by an interwoven support network akin to a cathedral’s buttresses. Beyond their artistic qualities, the outer supports mean more space is available inside the ship, making the decks massive, uninterrupted spaces for guests.

* L3

Project L3 is one of the fastest superyachts on our list, able to reach speeds above 40 knots. But its speed isn’t its only impressive quality – Project L3 is a gadget man’s dream, able to house a high-speed inflatable boat, racing catamaran, and seaplane. After a hard day of cruising around the ocean on this beauty, guests can sit back and relax with the open-air fire pit and drop-down cinema on the bridge deck.

* Skyback

At times, Skyback seems more like a cruise ship than a yacht. With six decks and a staff of 25 waiting on anywhere from 5-10 guests, Skyback also features a unique, extendable mezzanine which can cover the ship’s swimming pool and outside deck in case of cold or inclement weather. (Basically, you can still go for a swim in the heated pool while floating just off the coast of Antarctica.) If you want to dance the night away, the pool folds up to create a massive dance floor.

* Admiral X-Force 145

At 475 feet (145 m) long, Admiral X-Force 145 is a seriously massive yacht, even taller than a 40 story building. Though it looks more like a commercial vessel than a yacht, it acts like the ultimate party paradise. Besides its two swimming pools – the upper one acting as a skylight for the lower one – this superyacht has extensive windows and curved walls which give it an open and airy feel. Side panels near the back of the ship open to create additional balconies and areas for guests to roam.