
Super and giga yachts have arrived in Sardinia. Specifically in the northeast area: from Santa Teresa di Gallura to San Teodoro, passing through the La Maddalena archipelago, Costa Smeralda, Arzachena, and Olbia. In these areas, the super luxury boats did not take long to appear. Among them are also 4 of the largest and most valuable super yachts in the world.
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Drawing this picture is the analysis of attendance made by the Cipnes UniOlbia Study Center which then cross-referenced the boat data with those from superyachtfun to trace the owners. So the presences, like Al Said, “155 meters long, built by the German shipyard Lürssen, estimated value of about 600 million dollars. Initially attributed to the royal family of Oman and now to that of Qatar.”
Then there is A+: formerly named Topaz, 147 meters long, built by Lürssen and with an estimated value of about 450 million dollars. “It is attributed to Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a member of the royal family of Abu Dhabi – the Study Center emphasizes -, with an estimated fortune of about 38 billion dollars, president of Manchester City.”
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Not only that, also present is Yas, 141 meters long: it was built by the Dutch shipyard Koninklijke Schelde and has an estimated value of about 180 million dollars. It is attributed to Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a member of the royal family of Abu Dhabi. Then Kismet, 122 meters long, “was built by Lürssen and has an estimated value of about 360 million dollars.” It belongs to the American entrepreneur Shahid Khan.
“Overall – the Cipnes Study Center highlights -, the 21 yachts identified through the database have an estimated value of about 2.55 billion dollars; an average length of about 78 meters; owners to whom a total estimated fortune of over 416 billion dollars is attributed.”
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