Largest Yachts

The 155-metre Lürssen superyacht Al Said has been spotted in Monaco for the first time. According to AIS, Al Said left Muscat, Oman on Sunday 5 July and arrived in Monaco on Monday 20 July around 08:17.  Delivered in 2008, Al Said is currently the seventh longest yacht in the world, above the 147.25-metre Lürssen yacht A+ and just behind the 156-metre Lürssen yacht Dilbar. Tailored to her owner’s wishes, she features an exterior reminiscent of classic cruise liners by Espen Øino International, with interiors designed by RWD. When it comes to volume, Al Said boasts a gross tonnage of 15,850, making her the third largest yacht by volume in the world. Commissioned by the late Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said as the flagship of the Omani Royal Yacht Squadron, she was built under the name Project Sunflower. Read more: The 20 largest yachts by volume in the world Following the death of Sultan Qaboos

SuperYacht Times takes a look at the world's fleet of yacht support vessels, highlighting the largest ones currently out at sea. At 146-metres, OK is the world’s largest yacht support vessel, longer than the vast majority of superyachts she was built to serve. Designed to accompany a primary yacht and carry everything from tenders and submarines to extra crew and helipads, support vessels are an increasingly popular way for owners to enhance their onboard experience. Here are the world’s largest yacht support vessels currently in operation.OK | Oshima Shipyard | 1982 | 146-metres Karmarine Shipyard completed the transformation of the 1982 semi-submersible support yacht, previously known as AS Super Servant 3, in January 2022. OK can be described as both a support yacht and a  “world-girdling” expedition motor yacht. OK was originally built by Oshima Shipbuilding and features an exterior style by Bozca Design. The 146-metre vessel boasts an impressive 3,300 square-metres of open space on her aft deck

Recently spotted anchored off St Tropez by the SuperYacht Times team, the 109-metre Oceanco superyacht Bravo Eugenia was delivered in 2018 to NFL icon Jerry Jones. Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, she was one of the most groundbreaking yachts of her era and one of the largest yachts ever built in the Netherlands.  With the World Cup currently taking place at Jones’ Dallas Stadium in Texas, SuperYacht Times takes a look at seven things you might not know about Bravo Eugenia and her owner Jerry Jones.1. She was originally started by ex-Oceanco owner Mohammed Al Barwani Bravo Eugenia was originally started in 2014 under yard number Y718 for ex-Oceanco owner Dr. Mohammed Al Barwani. Al Barwani visited the Oceanco shipyard around 2009 and liked the shipyard so much that he acquired them in March 2010. In 2016, Al Barwani told SuperYacht Times: “The 109 metre Y718 was my own project, well, it