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Business Insider

Yacht enthusiasts hailing from around the globe are gathering at the Monaco Yacht Show on Wednesday to see some of the most stunning superyachts on the market.
This year’s show will showcase more than 125 superyachts valued at a total €2.5 billion (just under US$3 billion). The luxury yachts feature hot tubs, helipads, and gorgeous living rooms with pianos.
IYC, a global firm specialising in the sale of luxury yachts, gave us a sneak preview of some of the biggest ones on display at the Monaco Yacht Show. Scroll down for a closer look.
The BLISS yacht is built by luxury yacht manufacturer Heesen. The 40-metre (131-foot) ship will cost €14.5 million (US$17 million).

Here’s the main salon, which has a massive seating area and accompanying entertainment system. There’s also a jacuzzi and sauna on board.

There’s also a bar with a direct view of the ocean.

And a deck with large couches and circular tables for kicking back in the sun.

The BLISS has five cabins that can fit 12 guests. The main bedroom, which comes with a king-size bed and plenty of cabinets and drawer space.

The I-Nova is a stunning, 50-metre (164-foot) superyacht designed by Cristiano Gatto, an acclaimed Italian designer. It costs €25.5 million (US$30 million).

It has six cabins that can fit 14 guests. The main bedroom has gorgeous views of the ocean and dark hardwood floors.

The living area fits cosy, large ottomans that face a flatscreen TV.

There’s also a sundeck with a round jacuzzi and couches for sun bathing.

But you can also sit and eat in a shady deck outside.

The Legend Yacht is massive, measuring 77 metres (252 feet) long. It costs a whopping €46.5 million (US$55 million).

This yacht has amenities that can rival some mansions. It has a mini library ...

... and a giant living room with a white grand piano.

It has 13 cabins that fit 26 guests ...

... all of whom can gather in the main dining area. Not pictured: the yacht’s three-person submarine.

Phinisi yachts say goodbye to hi-tech gadgets and hello to laid-back luxury
The Martha Ann is another massive yacht at 70 metres (229 feet). The superyacht was built by Lürssen, a German shipbuilding company, that didn’t provide a price for the ship.

It comes with a swimming pool with a swim-up bar, full gym, and movie theatre.

There’s even an lift to get around the massive ship more easily.

The main bedroom is absolutely massive and has a king-size bed and a separate chaise longue.

Altogether, it has seven cabins that can fit 18 guests.
For Asian yacht owners, it’s space, not speed, that’s key
Last but not least, the Sealyon. The inside was designed by interior designer Candy&Candy. The 62-metre (203-foot) yacht costs €34.9 million (US$41.4 million).

It has a very ornate interior. The living room has a large black chandelier and stunning piano with direct views of the ocean.

Here’s the formal dining area.

The yacht also comes with its own movie theater and gym.

And there’s plenty of seating for guests near the hot tub. This yacht comes with six cabins that fit 12 guests.

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Peek below the decks of the BLISS, I-Nova, Legend Yacht Martha Ann and Sealyon

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Monaco Yacht Show shows off US$3 billion of rare superyachts

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