41 Of The Most Expensive Celebrity Yachts

Much like the massive mansions they live in, celebrity yachts are not your average boat. These vessels are dorn with decadent decor and come with luxury accommodations like hot tubs, California king beds, and private chefs.

If you’re not swimming in jealously yet, you will be after you take a look at the 41 most expensive celebrity yachts.

Tiger’s boat cost a nice $20 million and includes everything from a sky-lounge bar, a walk-in fridge, a Jacuzzi, a private gym, and not one, but two built-in wall safes.

There are also five guest rooms to sleep in and a two-thousand gallon tank for who knows what.

Named Amphitrite (by Johnny, after he married actress Amber Heard who later accused him of abuse), the 156-foot long boat used to be named Vajoliroja.

It has five cabins that guests can use, five cabins for the crew, entertainment areas, on-board kayaks, and waterskis, and a bohemian-style saloon. Each room also has a wine bar and a skylight.

Built in 2008, this gray and black, 150-foot yacht includes both shaded and sunbathing areas, a master stateroom, an indoor gym, six cabins for guests, eight cabins for crew members, a hot tub, and a full-on cinema.

That adds a whole new meaning to movie night.

It still comes with top amenities like multiple cabins, sunbathing decks, a large crew, and luxurious decor, but it also has a lot of innovative tech features such as a Kaleidescape AMX audio-visual system, a VSAT broadband, and Quantum zero speed stabilizers.

No idea what that means? Don’t worry, neither do we.

It can fit up to eight guests—some of which are bound to be his celebrity pals like Posh and David Beckham—and four crew member.

While no specifics have been revealed, some photos of the interior of the ship show a gold zebra printed door, matching walls, and cheetah print chairs. Needless to say, there is nothing subtle about this vibrant yacht.

This vessel can hold up to 16 guests and 21 crewmembers. It also comes with an upper-deck Jacuzzi, a glass staircase, and speedboats for known guests such as Bradley Cooper, Karlie Kloos, and Harry Styles to use at their leisure.

Unsurprisingly, Eos is considered to be the most expensive sailing yacht in the world.

The Beethoven can accommodate two crew members and eight guests, which means there was plenty of room to spare.

Plus, speed wasn’t an issue on this $2.5-million boat as it can reach a top speed of thirty-one knots. We don’t know much about superyacht speed, but apparently, that’s pretty rare.

As you may have guessed, Steve had Mac computers built into the bridge—but other than that, not much is known about it.

Like its creator, this superyacht is extremely private and no interior photos have ever been released. However, The Venus is still owned and used by Steve Jobs’ family today.

Named The Seven Seas, this yacht has a Jacuzzi, a full gym, floor-to-ceiling windows that can turn the dining room into open-air seating, a movie theatre, and onboard jet skis.

There are also six guest cabins and enough room to hold up to 23 crew members. Spielberg, apparently, isn’t done as he’s currently constructing a second yacht (which might even have a better pool).

Designed to be a replica of the 1920s gentlemen’s commuter yachts popular in the Long Island Sound, Joel himself helped design this vessel.

His other boats include Audacious, a 29-meter boat that he eventually renamed to Miss Sarah J and now uses to store his other expensive collection: motorcycles

There’s also Seabobs and Waverunners for guests to use and a swimming platform to enjoy.

The Edge himself refers to the vessel as a “really hip ship,” and it’s possible that it’s sailed it to the luxury, French Riviera villa that he and Bono also co-own. Man, it pays to have rich friends.

While he put up Va Bene in 2018, Clapton is never without a sweet ride.

He also owns the Blue Guitar, which can fit seven guests and five crew members, and has some of the same awesome amenities as the great Va Bene.

Onboard Hokulani (which means heavenly star) you’ll find three stories, five guest cabins, a Jacuzzi, waterskis, wakeboards, personal watercrafts, and an integrated entertainment system.

There’s also a glass atrium roof panel that’s located on the flybridge to give this superyacht an extra bit of wow-factor.

The inside of this yacht is just as fun. Each of the guest rooms has a theme based on an exotic animal, such as the elephant, crocodile, rhino, and giraffe.

You’ll find rubies and sapphires studding the bathroom and golden doorknobs shaped like hands. Needless to say, this is a popular spot for celebrities and A-listers.

This vessel also comes with smaller, radio-controlled mini-yachts and ski boats as well as five different decks.

The Maraya can hold 12 guests and 10 crew members, one of which is in charge of making sure there are always freshly baked chocolate chip cookies on hand.

All around Vantage, you’ll find “relaxation pads” that include multiple Jacuzzis, a bar, and a barbeque.

There are five rooms that can host up to 12 guests and nine crew members. It’s no wonder this yacht is a known hotspot for after-parties at the infamous Cannes Film Festival.

The basketball court onboard doubles as a helicopter pad, ad there’s also a wine cellar and a cinema.

Now, this boat isn’t technically Leo’s. The prime minister of the United Arab Emirates rents it out to him, which is a luxury in and of itself.

When he was declaring bankruptcy, he tried to sell his other vessels to keep Sarita, and it’s easy to see why.

She can hold a solid 12 guests and comes with a full wet bar, water sports equipment, and other necessities. Nicolas did blow his money on fancy rich people things like Rolls Royes and dinosaur skulls, so it’s no surprise he’s broke now.

But as we’ve learned, just because a celeb “has” a yacht doesn’t mean they actually own it. In fact, Beyoncé is renting the Galactica Star for $900,000 a week from Kola Aluko, a well-known playboy from Nigeria.

Kola is used to high rolling, as he once dropped $1.5 million just one champagne alone.

The Seafair—which has also earned the sweet nickname “The Sophisticated Lady”—comes complete with a fully equipped gym, sundeck, and other luxurious amenities.

While there are many celebrities and A-list people who have graced this vessel, the Beckham family has taken many vacations with Uncle Elton, who they call “Uncle Elton.” How cool is that?

The Axioma yacht has a fully-equipped gym, a zen massage room, a steam room, a hot tub, and an atrium-style main saloon. It also has a cinema, but not just any cinema; a 3-D cinema. It also had a pool, but not just any pool; an infinity pool. With next-level amenities like that, it’s no wonder it’s a popular place for Hollywood’s young stars.

There’s a wine cellar, a movie theatre, a basketball court, and a helipad. Because of its status as one of the largest superyachts in the world, no wonder big names like President Barak Obama and actress Julia Roberts have taken it out for a spin.

Geffen also owns another massive yacht named Pelorus.

The Necker Belle also can host up to 10 guests and has an open-air cinema on board.

Other than owning 400 companies under Virgin Group and literally being knighted for his entrepreneurship, having a superyacht with a submarine is the coolest thing Richard has done.

Their yacht includes all the typical fancy-yacht amenities in addition to technology that can actually disrupt paparazzi cameras.

Despite spending all that cash on this boat, the former couple was more likely to be seen on the Ghost I, another yacht they rented. There were also rumors that Brat bought another yacht for $7.5 million in 2013.

It looks like an actual cruise ship, and it has all the amenities of one too. It features nine decks, multiple helicopters, two pools, an atrium, a beach club, a beauty salon, multiple Jacuzzis, a disco and anti-paparazzi systems.

As the 12th richest man in Russia, it’s no surprise that he has this massive ship in possession.

But despite it’s bad reputation, this boat is still an envy-worthy spot. It can accommodate up to nine guests—including Cristiano himself, who stays in the VIP room—and has tons of places to tan and sunbathe.

While there’s a diving board and jet skis to enjoy, there’s something this boat doesn’t have that almost every single other yacht on the list: a Jacuzzi.

The actress has written about her love for Silolona on her popular lifestyle blog Goop, and it’s easy to see why. There’s also a personal chef who makes in Asian-inspired food such as Tempe Manis, Pepes Ikan and Sambal Colo Colo salsa—all of which, Gwyneth has shared the recipes for on her blog.

If you want to live like her and charter the boat yourself, you can. It’s just going to cost you $82,000 a week.

It has a Jacuzzi, four staterooms (each designed with their own color schemes and decor), an indoor and outdoor dining area, a Bubinga wood staircase, a bar and special fishing gear like a live bait and an underwater camera.

Mr. Terrible can be rented whenever Michael isn’t using it. You just need a cool $179,500 a week to do so.

Capri can hold up to 12 guests in it six cabins as well as a 15-person crew. There’s also a formal dining room, a gym, an on-deck Jacuzzi, a sky lounge with a movie theatre, a bar, and a helipad.

Guests can also use the trampoline, scuba gear, fishing equipment, kayaks, waterskis and dive compressor if they choose. You can charter Capri from Mariah herself for $340,000 a week.

And that’s not all. Guests will also find a water slide on the side of Arctic P as well as a hidden swimming pool located in the peach club.

The master suite comes with a floor-to-ceiling window-door and a spa bathtub.

There’s an outdoor movie theatre, a smoke machine, a bubble machine, a gym, a Jacuzzi, a glass-topped bar, a waterslide a Nintendo Wii, and an X-Box.

There’s also an on-board karaoke machine, in case you ever wanted to experience getting berated by Simon Cowell himself for your singing.

There’s a helipad big enough for two helicopters, a Jacuzzi, several bars, massage rooms, steam rooms, a sauna, and tons of watersport toys like water skis, kayaks, paddleboards, and wakeboards.

It can hold up to 15 guests inside its eight cabins, and celebrities like Sophia Richie and Selena Gomez have been seen enjoying themselves on board.

You can live like Rihanna and lease out her yacht for $284,000—but not right now.

The Latitude was actually designed for longer, around-the-world trips and it’s currently being used for a three-year exploration/fishing expedition.

The Serene can fit up to 24 guests in its 15 cabins and comes with a 52-person crew.

Onboard, you’ll find a gym, an elevator, a fully-staffed kitchen, a private chef, a stone fireplace, a helicopter hangar, two helipads, a submarine garage, a cinema, a grand piano, an indoor saltwater swimming pool, and an outdoor jet stream swimming pool.

On the ship, you’ll find a massage room, a gym, a barbeque, a swimming platform, a library, a Jacuzzi, a bar, and an entertainment center with a 50-inch plasma television.

While Wabi Sabi cruises at 15 knots, she can reach a maximum speed of 24 knots. Unfortunately, Elton John loves his yacht too much to share as it’s not available to charter.

Guests can enjoy a 10-person Jacuzzi, an elevator, multiple dining rooms, an extended sky lounge, a massive collection of water toys, bars, and more.

You can live like Oprah and charter her yacht, so long as you can afford the $238,500 weekly fee plus expenses.

Not much is known about Kando 110’s amenities, other than that it has a swimming platform, beach club, and that the interior was designed by Tony and his wife. Chances are that it also has a jacuzzi.

This particular yacht was only the second one created in that series, so it’s pretty rare.

Today, it’s permanently anchored on the River Thames in London and has a recording studio along with three cabins.

Since it’s more of a houseboat than a yacht, David has actually used it as a residence in addition to a studio. Some of Pink Floyd’s records and a lot of David’s solo work have been recorded there.

It can accommodate up to 14 guests in six cabins (which can easily be converted into staterooms when the situation requires) with mechanical king beds that can be moved to face any direction desired.

There’s also a disco, Baccarat crystal tables, a helipad, bombproof glass windows, an escape pod, over 40 security cameras, and three swimming pools, one of which has a glass bottom.

It comes with the superyacht standard amenities of a bar, a sound system, multiple Jacuzzis and pools, a helipad and six staterooms.

Sir Philip Green is no stranger to fancy yachts as the Lionheart is his third.