5 most expensive motorboats in the world

The popularity of water sports remains strong. Every summer, many sailors take to the Polish sea and lakes. Some decide to purchase a motorboat, while others opt for rental services. As we know, water equipment is not the cheapest, but the investment certainly pays off during unforgettable cruises on the most beautiful Polish lakes. Today, we will look at some of the most expensive motorboats in the world, discuss their features, and mention their owners.

History Supreme and Eclipse, the most expensive motorboats in the world 

It is obvious that the most expensive motorboats in the world belong to the wealthiest individuals. Of particular note is the property of Malaysian millionaire Robert Kuok, the History Supreme. This yacht is worth a staggering 4.5 billion dollars. Its value is not significantly influenced by the brand or power of the outboard engine, but by other elements that make up the yacht. Its decoration includes as much as 100,000 kilograms of gold and platinum.

It is also worth mentioning that the yacht is the work of Stuart Hughes, the famous British designer. Another noteworthy boat is Eclipse, a 1.5 billion dollar property of Roman Abramovich. The boat is distinguished by a helicopter landing pad, 24 living cabins, and several jacuzzis.

Streets of Monaco, Azzam, and Dubai 

Streets of Monaco is another of the world's most expensive motorboats, valued slightly less than the aforementioned Eclipse, at 1.1 billion dollars. This yacht is unique because its design was inspired by the Principality of Monaco and includes, among other things, a go-kart track replicating a Formula 1 circuit and a princely palace. Azzam, on the other hand, is worth 650 million dollars and belongs to the President of the United Arab Emirates and Emir of Abu Dhabi, Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, and is considered the most complex yacht.

The last on the list is Dubai, valued at 400 million dollars. The yacht's equipment is as impressive as its predecessors, as it features, for example, a squash court. It belongs to the Prime Minister and Vice President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.