Virtual Boat Show

21 Yachts that you make you want to own one and live on the water:

A Palm Beach marina with boat slips.

The inside of a superyacht reveals lots of lounging space, hardwood floors, white sofas, and overhead lights.

Panorama of Palm Beach Florida is a favorite international destination.

This one costs way too much.

Prices

Size: The size of a yacht is a major factor in determining its cost. On average, a 50 foot yacht can cost anywhere from $200,000 to $800,000, while a larger yacht in the 100 foot range can cost between $2 million to $20 million.
Type: Different types of yachts have different costs. For example, a sailboat may be less expensive than a motor yacht of the same size because they do not have a motor. Additionally, luxury yachts with high-end features and amenities will generally cost more than more basic models.
Brand: The brand of the yacht can also affect the cost. Popular and well-known brands like Ferretti, Sunseeker, and Azimut tend to be more expensive than lesser-known brands.
Features: Yachts can come with a wide range of features and amenities, such as multiple cabins, a grill, a full kitchen, a hot tub, and a yacht tender.
Location: The location where the yacht is purchased or docked can also impact the cost. For example, a yacht in a high-demand location like the Mediterranean, NYC, Miami, or Caribbean will cost more than a yacht in a less popular location.

speedboats and sailboats parked at dock.

You can pick up marine accessories and gas at this marina.

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More cool pics of inside large boats.

Sleeping room on board.

Spacious cabins and living areas with high-end finishes and amenities such as entertainment systems, climate control, and luxury furnishings.
Exterior features such as expansive decks, outdoor dining areas, and sun loungers for enjoying the outdoors while onboard.
Onboard equipment and toys such as jet skis, paddleboards, and diving equipment to enhance the yachting experience.
Predator: The Predator series features sleek and sporty motor yachts with high-performance capabilities and luxurious living spaces. Models in this series range from 50 to 74 feet.
Manhattan: The Manhattan series features spacious and elegant motor yachts designed for both cruising and entertaining. Models in this series range from 52 to 100 feet.
Yacht: The Yacht series features large and luxurious motor yachts with impressive features and amenities, including expansive living spaces, advanced technology systems, and on-deck hot tubs. Models in this series range from 65 to 161 feet.
Sport Yacht: The Sport Yacht series features modern and stylish motor yachts with impressive performance and comfort features. Models in this series range from 55 to 74 feet.
Hawk: The Hawk series features a range of luxury day boats designed for comfortable and stylish day cruising. Models in this series range from 38 to 65 feet.

The front master bedroom on a yacht as shown below.

This one has room for a large party.

Cost: Living on a yacht can be expensive, with costs such as purchasing or renting the yacht, docking fees, maintenance, insurance, and fuel. It’s important to carefully consider your budget and financial situation before making the decision to live on a yacht.
Space: Yachts typically offer limited living space compared to a traditional home, so it’s important to consider whether the available space is sufficient for your needs. You may need to downsize your possessions and adapt to a more minimalist lifestyle.
Location: Yachts are not always permitted to dock in residential areas, so it’s important to research the availability of suitable docking locations in the area where you wish to live.
Comfort: Living on a yacht can be a unique and rewarding experience, but it’s important to consider the potential challenges, such as the movement of the yacht in rough waters, the need for regular maintenance, and limited access to certain amenities.
Regulations: Living on a yacht may be subject to specific regulations and requirements, such as permits, licenses, and safety equipment. It’s important to research and comply with these regulations to ensure a safe and legal living situation.

The luxury interior is somewhat like a fifth wheel RV.

If you can not afford a boat then try a kayak or jetski.

Bedrooms

Living room

Speed

Cruising yachts: are typically larger and slower than other types of yachts, with an average cruising speed of around 7 to 10 knots (8 to 12 mph).
Motor yachts: are designed for speed and power, with an average cruising speed of around 20 to 25 knots (23 to 29 mph) and a top speed of around 30 to 40 knots (35 to 46 mph) or higher.
Racing yachts: are designed for speed and agility, with the ability to reach top speeds of over 50 knots (58 mph) in ideal conditions.
Luxury yachts: may have a cruising speed of around 15 to 20 knots (17 to 23 mph), depending on their size and amenities.