• Olympic Yacht Services
• 1997

Originally launched by Turkish shipyard Halic Tersaneleri in 1997, superyacht Dream started out as a passenger vessel. With an extensive refit undertaken at Greek yard Chalkis Shipyards S.A. and a substantial interior overhaul by Ciarmoli Queda Studio (CQS), which was completed in July 2018, Dream has been transformed into a six-deck vessel of impeccable quality. The refit saw extensive changes to the exterior, including an extension to the bow, adding 13 metres to her original length of 93 metres. The result is a more streamlined shape and modern aesthetic. Dream’s interior offers 23 guest cabins, three formal dining rooms, a business centre, a wellness centre and two bars. CQS adopted a nautical theme for the design, which combines white marble, light-coloured woods, Grecian murals and white leathers to create an elegant and classical environment. This also includes the use of materials such as handmade carpets by Ferreira de Sa, veneers by Tabu and red carpazi marble floors. There is space for up to 28 crew on board. Dream is now the 37th largest yacht in the world.

• Canadian Vickers
• 1943

One of the most famous society venues of the mid 20th century, the Christina O was launched in 1943 as a naval vessel by shipyard Canadian Vickers. Converted for Aristotle Onassis in 1954 by HDW, it was a hotbed of celebrity pleasures until Onassis’ death in 1975. Sold in 1998 to Greek shipowner John Paul Papanicolaou, it was then sent to Croatia for an extensive refit in 1999 (-2001), though many original features remain, such as the swimming pool’s copy of a Minoan mosaic from Knossos.

• Golden Yachts
• 2020

The highly-anticipated 94m O'Pari will be launching this year from Greek shipbuilders Golden Yachts' yard. This steel and aluminium build will be able to reach top speeds of 18 knots, and feature stunning interior design from Studio Vafiadis.

• Feadship
• 2019

Lady S is a 93m motor yacht, due to launch in 2018 from Feadship in Kaag (Netherlands). The yacht's interior has been designed by Reymond Langton Design and has exterior styling by Michael Leach Design.

• Neorion Shipyards Syros
• 2005

Sistership to Delma, both of which were constructed for the late Greek billionaire Andreas Liveras who owned a large fleet of super yachts charted under his Liveras Yachts management. Luxurious, popular and extremely successful as a charter vessel, Alysia boasts, among other amenities, a large Jacuzzi, two outside bars, a cinema and a fast speed boat made specifically for diving away from the yacht.

• Lurssen Yachts
• 2010

This 84.3 metre luxury yacht was the first superyacht to be completed in Lurssen’s new floating dock at the yard’s Rendsburg facility. Phoenix 2 features exterior and interior design by Andrew Winch Designs.

• Corsair Yachts
• 2008

Based on a design from the classic 1930 motor yacht Corsair IV, this 2007 yacht was built in China for a British owner. Featuring a massive promenade deck with multiple exterior seating and dining areas, Nero also boasts a 5.5 metre side hatch from which to swim and dive.

• Cassens-Werft
• 2002

Formerly named Sun Bay I then Constellation, Lauren L started life as a 100-passenger cruise vessel. She was purchased by Russian oil magnate Mikhail Khodorkovsky to be used, though she never was, as a floating headquarters. The late Andreas Liveras re-named her Lauren L and completely converted her adding a large master suite and spa as well as moving the helicopter pad to the fore deck so that tenders could be stored on the bridge deck aft.