Eclipse – The World’s Most Expensive Private Yacht when build in 2010
π₯οΈ M/Y Eclipse: A Maritime Marvel πβ
β¨ General Information:
- M/Y Eclipse, crafted by Blohm+Voss in Hamburg, Germany, stands as the third longest yacht globally, a testament to nautical engineering prowess.
- The visionary Terence Disdale left his mark on both the exterior and interior, creating a harmonious blend of luxury and functionality.
- Proudly owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, Eclipse made its grand entrance into the seas on December 9, 2010.
- Formerly the world’s longest private yacht, Eclipse relinquished its title to Azzam in April 2013, boasting an estimated cost of β¬340 million.
π Key Features:
- Two helicopter pads welcome guests with air-bound elegance, facilitating seamless arrivals.
- Lavish accommodations include 24 guest cabins, two swimming pools, and a disco hall, promising unparalleled entertainment.
- For aquatic exploration, Eclipse houses three launch boats and a mini-submarine capable of diving to 50 meters (160 ft).
- The yacht requires a dedicated crew of approximately 70 members to ensure seamless operations.
π Technological Marvels:
- Eclipse pioneers maritime engineering with its hybrid propulsion system, enhancing efficiency and environmental friendliness.
- A rotor-based stabilization system combats roll motion, setting a standard for stability at anchor and low cruise speeds.
π Security Measures:
- Security is paramount with a missile detection system, launchers, and self-defense mechanisms, ensuring a safe and private voyage.
- The anti-paparazzi system utilizes laser technology to thwart intrusive photography, preserving privacy.
π History:
- Launched on June 12, 2009, Eclipse underwent sea trials in Frederikshavn, Denmark, and reached Abramovich on December 9, 2010.
- Eclipse made its charter debut through SuperYachtsMonaco in February 2011, offering a taste of its opulence to a select clientele.
- An annual sojourn to St. Martin in the Caribbean and St. Barts remains a tradition for Eclipse, enhancing the yacht’s allure.
π° Financial Details:
- Once considered the most expensive yacht at β¬500 million, Eclipse ceded its throne to Azzam in 2013 (β¬600 million build cost).
π Eclipse Experience:
- Eclipse enchants with a celestial aura, embodying luxury, innovation, and sophistication on the high seas.
- From its EUR 550 million price tag to its 162.5-meter length, every detail contributes to its iconic status.
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π U-Boat Garage & Fuel Capacities:
- The yacht features a dedicated U-boat garage, showcasing its versatility in watercraft storage.
- With fuel tanks boasting a capacity of 750 tons or 750,000 liters, Eclipse ensures extended voyages with ease.
π Exceptional Pool Design:
- Eclipse hosts one of the finest pools on any superyacht, a 15-meter masterpiece designed by Terence Disdale. The pool’s bottom can transform into a paddling pool or lift to become a dance floor, epitomizing innovation and luxury.
πΌ Charter Information:
- Eclipse’s exclusivity is underscored by its withdrawal from the charter market, with an estimated price of around 3 million euros per week, reflecting the premium associated with luxury at sea.
Embark on the Eclipse journey – where luxury meets the horizon! π’π #EclipseYachtExperience #LuxuryVoyage #YachtingGlamour #SailingInStyle
The Billionaires Club – Connecting People
π Eclipse, linked to sanctioned Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, is docked in Marmaris, Turkey πΉπ·
π’ Following Russiaβs invasion of Ukraine, global efforts to seize Russian superyachts have intensified π«π.
ποΈ Turkey has become a safe haven, with oligarchs moving their yachts there. Abramovichβs 140-meter My Solaris docked in Bodrum in March β΅, and his 162.5-meter Eclipse, featuring two pools, 18 cabins, and a helicopter deck, arrived in Marmaris shortly after πβ¨.