$1.1 Billion Streets of Monaco Yacht
The Streets of Monaco Yacht isn't your typical luxury yacht. In fact, it doesn't even come close. Currently in the design process, the one-of-a-kind yacht is set to become the world's most expensive at a cost of over $1.1 billion to build.
Yacht Island Design modeled the super ship after a section of Monte Carlo, and it will feature smaller versions of the state’s famous landmarks such as the Hotel de Paris and Monte Carlo Casino and racetrack. Swimming pools, tennis courts, a cinema, and go kart track will also provide an endless amount of entertainment.
Instead of traditional decks, the 510 ft (155 m) yacht will have buildings, and instead of a swimming platform it will have a beach. Guests will also marvel at the waterfalls, swim-in Jacuzzi-bar, helicopters and submarines on board.
The one-of-a-kind ship is built to accommodate up to 16 guests and 70 crew with the main apartment spread over three floors and 4,800 sq ft (445 sq m). Linking upper and lower living areas is the Atrium, which features seven guest suites, a bathroom, bedroom, dressing room, reception and balcony.
The Streets of Monaco Yacht isn't your typical luxury yacht. In fact, it doesn't even come close. Currently in the design process, the one-of-a-kind yacht is set to become the world's most expensive at a cost of over $1.1 billion to build.
Yacht Island Design modeled the super ship after a section of Monte Carlo, and it will feature smaller versions of the state’s famous landmarks such as the Hotel de Paris and Monte Carlo Casino and racetrack. Swimming pools, tennis courts, a cinema, and go kart track will also provide an endless amount of entertainment.
Instead of traditional decks, the 510 ft (155 m) yacht will have buildings, and instead of a swimming platform it will have a beach. Guests will also marvel at the waterfalls, swim-in Jacuzzi-bar, helicopters and submarines on board.
The one-of-a-kind ship is built to accommodate up to 16 guests and 70 crew with the main apartment spread over three floors and 4,800 sq ft (445 sq m). Linking upper and lower living areas is the Atrium, which features seven guest suites, a bathroom, bedroom, dressing room, reception and balcony.
