1. THUNDER | 164′ Oceanfast 1998

Not to be dramatic, but THUNDER may be one of the most uncommon mega yachts ever built. This 164-foot Oceanfast set new boundaries in the mega yacht category in 1998. She was designed by the late Jon Bannenberg, along with naval architecture by Mark Ellis Marine Designs, to build a mega yacht that stands out from the crowd. She’s big, sleek, and fast, with a shallow draft that allows her to get into places that no other yacht of her size can go.

A complete and extensive refit in 2015/2016 includes an entirely new interior (new walls, ceilings, floors, and furniture) outfitted in Cavalli Visionaire. Throughout the yacht, there are elegant and visually unique entertaining spaces. Six staterooms with ensuite cabins can accommodate 12 guests. You can find us lounging at the 7-meter pool on the foredeck.

2. FRIENDLY CONFINES | 112′ Westport 2015

We can already tell you 5 reasons to buy a 112′ Westport, and FRIENDLY CONFINES is the proof in the pudding. She offers a unique design throughout the interior with light fabrics and rich mahogany woods. She’s a 4 stateroom motor yacht with a luxurious country kitchen and elegant salon.

This superyacht boasts excellent performance provided by 16V 2600HP MTU’s, Twin 65 kW Northern Lights generators. A host of upgraded features and equipment further prove the highest level of standards on this classic 112′ Westport for sale.

3. 7 DIAMONDS | 105′ Numarine 2020

If there’s ever a yacht that would be a transformer, this is it. 7 DIAMONDS is hull #4 of the unmistakable Numarine Expedition Series. Featuring a full displacement steel hull and composite superstructure, 7 DIAMONDS has a 4,000-nautical mile range.

She boasts custom interior decor by Italian design firm Hot Lab and sleeps 14 guests in 6 cabins with a notable private owner’s deck on the upper level. Between the designated beach club area, boat deck for an 8.5-meter tender (plus 3 jet skis), upper sundeck with jacuzzi, and prominent plumb bow, there is plenty of space throughout the Numarine 32XP for socializing and relaxing.

4. HIGHLINE | 102′ Oceanfast 1989

HIGHLINE is an iconic 102′ Oceanfast. She was designed at Bannenberg Studios in London and built by Oceanfast in Perth as Jon Bannenberg’s personal yacht. She boasts a unique layout that features an on-deck master stateroom, spacious main salon, and two massive guest cabins.

While she was built in 1989, HIGHLINE has undergone an extensive refit in 2018 to include a new paint job, upholstery, electronics, bow thruster, and MTUs. She cruises at a comfortable 22 knots and can achieve a top speed of 27 Knots with a shallow draft of 3′ 4″ — perfect for zipping around the Caribbean.

5. TRITON | 95′ Horizon 2007

TRITON is a force to be reckoned with. This 95-foot Horizon motor yacht features a 3 stateroom layout that includes a full-beam master cabin, a queen-sized guest cabin, and a huge VIP cabin. The sliding glass doors lead to a spacious salon thanks to a wide-body and 21.5-foot beam from the aft deck. The salon is impressive — a high gloss cherry with maple burl accents on the columns and horizontal surfaces give the yacht an extraordinarily comfortable feel. The flybridge is perfect for hosting a group for lunch or dinner on the water with a grill, wet bar, refrigerator, ice machine, and banquette U-shaped dining area. TRITON is in excellent condition and only has 1400 hours on CAT C-32 main engines.

The salon is impressive — a high gloss cherry with maple burl accents on the columns and horizontal surfaces give the yacht an extraordinarily comfortable feel. The flybridge is perfect for hosting a group for lunch or dinner on the water with a grill, wet bar, refrigerator, ice machine, and banquette U-shaped dining area. TRITON is in excellent condition and only has 1400 hours on CAT C-32 main engines.