Accommodated at the Yas Marina Circuit on Yas Island, SuperYacht Times helps get you up to speed with all the yachts attending this year’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Yachts have been arriving all week, ready to watch all the action on the 5,281 kilometre, 58 lap track, with many more due to attend. Bleu de Nîmes | Clelands Shipbuilding | 72.25-metres | 1980

First launched in 1980 as a 50-metre degaussing tender at Clelands Shipbuilders, Bleu de Nîmes became a private yacht in 1996 and has since continued to travel the world. Between 2016 and 2020, she underwent an intensive four-year rebuild project in Genoa, where she received a new extension and up-to-date interior features. She features naval architecture by Studio Nattero and interior design by Pier Vittorio Cerruti and can accommodate up to 28 guests across 13 staterooms. Other key features onboard Bleu de Nîmes include a main-deck cinema room, a sauna, a massage room, a gym on the bridge deck and a touch-and-go helipad.

Take a look onboard here.Isabell Princess of the Sea | Codecasa | 63.77-metre | 1990

Famously known as Jonikal, the yacht Princess Diana was pictured on in August 1997, Isabell Princess of the Sea features interior design from Bobic Yacht Interiors. She recently completed a major refit, managed by the marine engineering and management company Capax. Isabell Princess of the Sea features a spacious interior, able to accommodate as many as 12 guests in six staterooms, with a main deck master suite with a walk-in wardrobe, a private lounge, and office.Katina | Brodosplit | 60-metres | 2015

Delivered by the Croatian-based builder in 2015, Katina showcases a volume of 1,212 GT. She features interior design by Ali Getz, with naval architecture from Boris Zanko. Katina can accommodate 12 guests across her six sumptuous staterooms, with space for a crew of up to 15. Key amenities include an elevator, a whisky/cigar bar, a spacious gym and a sauna, as well as two outdoor bars and a Jacuzzi.Zefzaf | Benetti | 56-metres | 2007

Boasting sleek exterior lines by Stefano Natucci, and an elegant Zuretti interior, Zefzaf spans 56-metres, with an interior volume of 879 GT. Launched in 2007, Zefzaf features a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, with accommodation for up to 12 guests, across a six stateroom configuration. Key amenities onboard Zefzaf include an elevator operating from the lower deck to her large sundeck, with an enclosed gym and a huge hot tub.Code 8 | Benetti | 49.8-metres | 1996

Delivered in 1996, the Benetti Golden Bay Series superyacht Code 8 features exterior design and naval architecture by Fratelli Benetti, while her interior was penned by Zuretti Interior Design. The 486 GT motor yacht can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests, across a six stateroom configuration, as well as a crew of 11 across six cabins. Code 8 is powered by twin MTU engines, providing her with a top speed of 18 knots and a cruising speed of 16 knots. Finesse | CRN | 49.5-metres | 1978

Built in 1978 and refitted in 2022, Finesse features exterior design and naval architecture by her builder CRN, while her interior was penned by Dilday. With accommodation for up to 14 guests across seven staterooms, Finesse boasts 427 GT of interior volume. In terms of performance, Finesse is powered by twin Yanmar engines and showcases a steel hull and aluminium superstructure.Para Bellum | Sanlorenzo | 47-metres | 2023

Launched in Italy in June of this year, the 47-metre Sanlorenzo superyacht Para Bellum boasts an abundance of space across her generous exterior decks. The superyacht boasts exterior design crafted by Francesco Paszkowski, while her interior derived from the drawing boards of Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and her naval architecture was imagined by her Italy-based builder, Sanlorenzo. Para Bellum showcases a six stateroom layout, with accommodation for up to 12 guests and space for a crew of 10 members onboard.

You can explore her interiors further here.Asya | Heesen | 47-metres | 2015

Built by Heesen, the Asya was completed by the Oss-based shipyard in February 2015. With an interior volume of 499 GT, Asya is the last unit of the ten Heesen 4700 Displacement yachts produced between 2008 and 2015. She features naval architecture by the in-house team at Heesen, exterior design by Omega Architects, with interior design by the London-based studio Bannenberg & Rowell. With accommodation for up to 10 guests across five staterooms, Asyahas a transatlantic range of 4,000 nautical miles while cruising at 12 knots and can reach a top speed of 16 knots.Al Maqam | Custom | 47-metres | 2016

Delivered in 2016 from the United Arab Emirates, Al Maqam stands out from the crowd with a distinctive wooden hull and superstructure. Al Maqam has a beam of 10.75-metres, a draft of 4.4-metres and an interior volume of 321 GT.Queen Alla | ISA | 43.25-metres | 2014

Measuring 43.25-metres, Queen Alla was delivered in 2014 from Italy. Her naval architecture and exterior design are the work of Andrea Vallicelli, while her interior was penned by Merlot + Trillo Interiors. Queen Alla accommodates up to 10 guests between five staterooms, including a spacious master stateroom with a lounge area. She has ample alfresco space including an aft deck dining and a lounge area, with an additional bar, an alfresco dining room and plenty of space for sunbathing on her sun deck.Stardom | Al Shaali Marine | 38.94-metres | 2017

Delivered in 2017 as part of the AS 130 series, Stardom features exterior design and naval architecture by her builder Al Shaali Marine. Built entirely from composite materials, Stardom measures 7.92 metres across, with an interior volume of 200 GT. Stardom is powered by twin Caterpillar engines, providing her with a top speed of 26 knots.Amara | Custom | 38.6-metres | 2009

Amara was delivered in 2009 from United Arab Emirates and features interior design by Gumwood Yacht Interiors. She boasts a wooden hull and wooden superstructure, with a beam of 8.2-metres, a draft of 3.2-metres and a volume of 307 GT. In terms of performance, Amara is powered by twin Yanmar engines. Babylon | Rodriquez | 37.8-metres | 2005

The 37.8-metre superyacht Babylon was built by Italian superyacht builder Rodriquez Yachts in 2005. She features naval architecture from her builder, an exterior design by Francesco Paszkowski and an interior from the drawing boards of Officina Italiana Design. The all-aluminium, 277 GT superyacht Babylon can accommodate as many as 10 guests across five staterooms.Al Shmookh | Gulf Craft| 37.01-metres | 2008

The flybridge Gulf Craft motor yacht Al Shmookh was delivered in 2008 as part of the Majesty 121 series. Measuring 37.01-metres, Al Shmookh features interior and exterior design by Cyrille Bieri Designs, with naval architecture by her builder Gulf Craft. In terms of performance, Al Shmookh can reach a top speed of 24 knots, thanks to twin MTU engines. Dolce Vita | Numarine | 32.94-metres | 2016

Delivered in 2016 as part of the Numarine 105 HT series, Dolce Vita features interior and exterior design by Can Yalman, with naval architecture by Umberto Tagliavini - Marine Design & Services. Dolce Vita can comfortably accommodate up to eight guests across a five stateroom configuration, alongside a crew of five in three cabins. Also taking place in Abu Dhabi, is the second annual two-day Gulf Superyacht Summit. This year's summit schedule is set to inform, assist and advise yachting clients and related interested stakeholders, with the goal to develop the Gulf as a leading winter superyacht destination.

You can find out more about the Gulf Superyacht Summit here.