The 100 Metre and Above Giants Currently on the Market

1. GOLDEN ODYSSEY, 123 m, Lürssen 

As the largest superyacht on the market, GOLDEN ODYSSEY blends monumental scale with finely tuned elegance. Delivered in 2015 and recently refitted, she boasts expansive exterior decks, a 42,000 litre pool on the upper deck, multiple alfresco dining areas and a certified helipad. Her interior, crafted by Alberto Pinto, features a private owner’s deck with two master suites, spa and wellness suite, hammam, and Jacuzzi terrace, making her ideal for extended global cruising. Capable of a 9,000 nautical‑mile range, this Lürssen flagship epitomises luxury.

2. PELORUS, 115 m, Lürssen 

An enduring icon, PELORUS was once one of the largest yachts afloat. Launched in 2003 and freshly refitted, her exterior by Tim Heywood and interiors by Terence Disdale create a relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere easily likened to a beach house at sea. Highlights include a sun deck with pool and jacuzzi, five balconies and sea terraces across multiple decks, and a vast sea‑level platform created by an opening transom. Twin helipads and extensive toy and tender storage make her perfect for both exploration and entertainment.

3. LUNA, 114m, Lloyd Werft

Known as one of the world’s largest expedition yachts, LUNA pairs high-level capability with resort‑style amenities. Delivered in 2010, she features twin helipads, an enormous swimming pool, beach club, spa, cinema and gym. Her ice‑class hull and long range, up to about 9,500 nautical miles, make her ideal for remote cruising, while her elegant design ensures comfort in every destination.

4. MAR, 107 m, Benetti

A modern masterpiece, MAR  was delivered in 2020 and is considered one of Benetti’s most ambitious builds. Her palatial interior spaces feature cathedral‑like ceiling heights and expansive lounges that feel more like a luxury villa than a yacht. Highlights include a heated infinity pool on the sun deck, a lower‑deck wellness oasis with Hammam‑style spa, massage room and beauty salon, plus a standout beach club with fold‑down sea terraces. With a touch‑and‑go helipad and extensive water‑toy collection, MAR marries classic Italian elegance with cutting‑edge amenities. 

5. ATTESA IV, 101 m, Evergreen Shipyard

A remarkable example of a classic rebuilt yacht, ATTESSA  IV underwent a multi‑year, high‑profile reconstruction, significantly transforming her capabilities and finishes. Originally launched in 1999, she now features a comprehensive suite of amenities including a spa, gym, beach club, Jacuzzi and private cinema. Two helipads and spacious deck areas enhance her versatility for both long voyages and social entertaining, making her an intriguing blend of heritage and modern refinements. 

6. I DYNASTY, 100 m, Peters Werft GmbH

Pushing the envelope in complexity and scale when launched in 2015, I  DYNASTY stands out for her ambitious design and engineering. Built under stringent passenger certification, allowing for a larger guest complement than most yachts of comparable size, she features dramatic panoramic spaces, unique deck configurations and a bright, contemporary interior by Massari Design. Her elegant profile and bespoke elements reflect a truly custom build from Germany and offer a compelling option for buyers seeking exclusivity at scale. 

From Lürssen’s monumental GOLDEN ODYSSEY to Benetti’s modern elegance aboard MAR, the yachts over 100 metres currently for sale offer a diverse cross‑section of luxury, capability and design innovation. Whether built for world cruising, social entertaining or ultimate privacy, these vessels continue to set the standard for the superyacht lifestyle.