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LADY MOURA $ 210 MILLION
The venerable Lady Moura , constructed back in 1990 by shipbuilder Blohm + Voss , is the oldest yacht in our round-up and has hosted several VVIPs over the last 26 years , including former President George W Bush . Currently owned by Saudi billionaire Nasser Al- Rashid , the opulent 344-foot vessel seriously impresses with a casino , nightclub and even a fully-equipped operating theater .
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AL MIRQAB $ 250 MILLION
Constructed in 2008 by German shipyard Peters Schiffbau Wewelsfleth , the 436-foot Al Mirqab was commissioned by the former Prime Minister of Qatar , Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani . The megayacht has ample space for 24 VIP guests and 55 crew , and features a cinema room , indoor swimming pool and hot tub on deck .
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THE RISING SUN $ 200 MILLION
Built in 2004 for Oracle chairman Larry Ellison , the huge 453-foot Rising Sun was sold to Hollywood tycoon David Geffen in 2010 . Designed to cater to guests ’ every whim , the 82- room megayacht is equipped with everything from a wine cellar and cinema room to a sauna and helipad that doubles up as a basketball court .
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SEVEN SEAS $ 200 MILLION
Not to be outdone , director Steven Spielberg took delivery of the Seven Seas in 2011 from Dutch shipyard Oceanco . The 282-foot vessel , often spotted cruising the Caribbean islands , takes luxury to a whole new level with its decadent VIP suites , outdoor movie screen and jaw-dropping infinity pool .
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AMEVI $ 150 MILLION
The Amevi superyacht , which is owned by Indian steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal , is one smooth operator . It is equipped with state-of-the-art stabilization technology for comfortable cruising even when seas are rough . The swanky 262-foot vessel also features eight VIP suites , two outdoor bars and a hot tub on deck .
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