Luna yacht: 114.2 m Lloyd Werft explorer, delivered 2010

In short

Luna is a 114.2-metre explorer yacht that Lloyd Werft in Bremerhaven delivered in 2010, with exterior design by Newcruise and interiors by Donald Starkey (Boat International). She is reported to have been commissioned by Roman Abramovich (Boat International, March 2026), and her long, low aft deck carries a pool that Boat International called the biggest ever seen on a superyacht at the time (Boat International). Diesel-electric propulsion and an ice-class steel hull give her a range of 9,500 nautical miles, and she has two certified helipads (Boat International). Listed for sale in June 2025 at €270 million, she was cut to €200 million in February 2026, a €70 million reduction that Boat International describes as one of the biggest price drops in yacht brokerage history (YachtBuyer, Boat International).

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Photos

Luna at anchor in three-quarter view, navy hull and white superstructure under a cloudy sky — At anchor, three-quarter view

Overhead view of Luna under way, showing the forward and aft helipads, the pool and the long aft deck — Both helipads and the pool, seen from above

Aerial view of Luna's aft helipad with a helicopter, the stepped decks and the swimming pool — Aft helipad and the pool deck

A pool of 12 by 5 metres on the low aft deck.

The aft deck: Boat International, Fact file: 7 facts about the 114m explorer Luna, Boat International, €70M price reduction on 114m Lloyd Werft superyacht Luna

A wooden tender named Luna heading out from the yacht at anchor below a rocky coastline — Tender leaving the yacht at anchor

Black-and-white head-on view of Luna's bow cutting through the water — Bow on, under way

Curved white sofa in the beach club below a round blue glass sculpture — Lounge with a blue glass sphere

Luna's stern from above, with her name on the transom and the pool surrounded by sunpads — Stern and the pool deck

Open-air lounge with wood panelling, sofas and armchairs, lit at night — Open-air lounge at night

Salon with cream armchairs and sofas facing a large screen — Salon with a large screen

Specifications

Length overall: 114.2 m (374 ft 8 in) 115 m in some reports
Waterline length: 101.1 m
Beam: 20.46 m 20.54 m in some listings
Draught: 5.95 m 5.97 m in some listings
Gross tonnage: 5,655
Displacement: 6,186 tonnes
Type: Displacement expedition yacht
Shipyard: Lloyd Werft, Bremerhaven, Germany
Construction started: Mid-2007
Launched: October 2009
Delivered: 2010 March 2010 (YachtBuyer), June 2010 (Boat International)
Refits: 2014–2016 at German Dry Docks, Bremerhaven (about €50 million); 2021; a further refit under way in Hamburg in February 2026
Naval architecture: Lloyd Werft Blue Ocean Yacht Management in some listings
Exterior design: Newcruise (Frank Neubelt)
Interior design: Donald Starkey
Construction: Steel hull, aluminium superstructure, teak decks
Classification: Lloyd's Register, Ice Class 1D
Guests: 18 in 9 cabins
Crew: 49 51 in the 2026 sale listing
Propulsion: Diesel-electric, twin Azipods
Speed: 22.5 kn max, 16.8 kn cruising 22 kn max, 17 kn cruising in the 2026 sale listing
Range: 9,500 nm at 16.8 kn 7,600 nm in the Boat International directory
Fuel capacity: 850,000 litres
Stabilisers: Two Quantum Zero Speed and two SKF Blohm + Voss fin stabilisers
Aviation: Two helipads (forward and aft), with night-landing certification
Swimming pool: 12 × 5 m, on the aft deck
On board: Beach club with spa (steam bath, plunge pool, sauna), gym with fold-down balcony, beauty salon, cinema, dance floor, Jacuzzi, passenger lift, two tender garages
Also reported on board: Mini-submarine, hospital, swimmer-recovery system
Flag: Marshall Islands
Owner: Reported to have been built for Roman Abramovich (Boat International, March 2026); sold to new owners in 2014 (Boat International, 2021); reported to be owned by Farkhad Akhmedov (BBC, March 2019; Forbes, March 2026)
Estimated value: $436 million (BBC, 2019) to about $500 million (Forbes, March 2026; CNBC, 2018: nearly $500 million)
Status: Frozen in Germany in June 2022 (Forbes, March 2026); the EU lifted its sanctions on the owner in September 2023 (Forbes)
For sale: Yes: asking €200 million (February 2026), down from €270 million (June 2025)
Charter: Not available

Where is she now

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IMO 1010222 · MMSI 538071095

Questions

How big is the Luna yacht?

114.2 metres (374 ft) long, with a beam of about 20.5 metres and a gross tonnage of 5,655 (Boat International, YachtBuyer). Some reports round her length to 115 metres. Boat International lists her as one of 83 motor yachts longer than 100 metres (Boat International), and in March 2026 she was the second-longest superyacht on the market, after the 114.5-metre Pelorus (Boat International).

Who built and designed Luna?

Lloyd Werft built her in Bremerhaven, Germany, and delivered her in 2010; Newcruise (led by Frank Neubelt) drew the exterior and Donald Starkey designed the interior (Boat International, Boat International). YachtBuyer gives mid-2007 for the start of construction and October 2009 for the launch (YachtBuyer).

What is on board Luna?

Two helipads, one forward and one aft, a 12-by-5-metre pool on the aft deck, a beach club with a spa (steam bath, plunge pool, sauna), a gym, a beauty salon, a cinema, a dance floor and two tender garages (Boat International). YachtBuyer also lists a hospital and a mini-submarine (YachtBuyer). She sleeps 18 guests in nine cabins (Boat International).

Is Luna for sale, and what is the asking price?

Yes. She was listed in June 2025 at €270 million (YachtBuyer) and reduced to €200 million in February 2026; she was in Hamburg, Germany, undergoing a refit at the time (Boat International).

Who owns Luna?

She is reported to have been commissioned by Roman Abramovich as a replacement for his earlier explorer Le Grand Bleu (Boat International, March 2026) and was sold to new owners in 2014 (Boat International, 2021). She has been reported to be owned by Farkhad Akhmedov (BBC, March 2019; Forbes, March 2026).

How much is Luna worth?

Published estimates range from $436 million (BBC, 2019) to about $500 million (Forbes, March 2026; CNBC gave "nearly $500 million" in 2018: CNBC). Her asking price on the market is €200 million, as of February 2026 (Boat International).

Can you charter Luna?

No. YachtCharterFleet lists her as not for charter (YachtCharterFleet), and she is on the market for sale.

Where is Luna now?

Search public AIS trackers by IMO 1010222 or MMSI 538071095; on AIS she may appear as Luna A (vesseltracker). Boat International gave her location as Hamburg, Germany, in February 2026 (Boat International).

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