December 13, 2025
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Ava Reynolds
The yacht brokerage market has been bustling this week, showcasing a variety of luxury vessels that have confirmed sales across diverse styles and sizes. From contemporary superyachts to classic cruisers, the yacht sales activity between December 8th to 14th, 2025, has been nothing short of exhilarating.
Featured in the latest verified sales are vessels that captivate not only with their beauty but also with their unique designs and spacious layouts. Here’s a detailed rundown of this week’s standout sales:
| Yacht Name | Length | Builder | Type | Price / Estimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No Rush | 72 m | Admiral | Superyacht | Not disclosed (Est ~ $181M) |
| Ezgy | 30 m | Blaundus Yachts | Explorer Yacht | Last asking ~ $7.3M USD |
| Contigo | 40.8 m | Benetti | Motor Yacht | Not disclosed |
| Serenity | 37.19 m | Flagship Yachts | Motor Yacht | Not disclosed |
| GoldenEye | 54 m | Overmarine Mangusta | Superyacht | Not disclosed |
| Captain Morgan II | 26.82 m | Azimut | Motor Yacht | Not disclosed |
| Scott Free | 32.51 m | President Yachts | Motor Yacht | Not disclosed |
Prices listed reflect the last known asking amounts or shipyard valuations where publicly available. It’s essential to note that final sale values are often kept private and hence not disclosed.
Sale Spotlight: No Rush – Armani’s First Superyacht
The centerpiece of this week’s sales is undoubtedly the luxurious >No Rush<, a 72-metre superyacht crafted by Admiral and entirely designed by the renowned Giorgio Armani. This marks Armani's debut in the maritime world, blending his signature elegance and style into a floating masterpiece. The sale was brokered off-market, with Royal Yacht International facilitating the buyer and IYC representing the seller. Although the final sale price remains undisclosed, estimates suggest a valuation around €155 million, approximately $181 million based on shipyard assessments.
Explorer and Performance Segments Remain Active
The week also saw the sale of >Ezgy<, a 30-meter explorer yacht from Blaundus Yachts built in 2021. Last offered at around €6.25 million (approximately $7.3 million), this vessel found new ownership quickly, attesting to the ongoing demand in the explorer and performance market.
Several other transactions in the mid-size segment were reported:
- Contigo, a 40.8-meter Benetti, has been confirmed sold this week.
- Serenity, a 37.19-meter Flagship yacht, secured its new owner with the help of IYC, Seakeepers, and Reel Deal Yachts.
- GoldenEye, a 54-meter Overmarine Mangusta, has also changed hands, further solidifying the trend of high-demand motor yachts.
- Captain Morgan II, from Azimut, successfully executed its sale via Denison Yachting.
- Scott Free, a 32.5-meter President yacht, marked its sale through Yacht Sales International.
Market Insight: Demand Holds Steady Across Segments
This week’s confirmed sales indicate a steady and diversified yacht market:
- Ultra-luxury superyachts, like >No Rush<, continue to attract private buyers, even in confidential transactions.
- Explorer and adventure-oriented yachts, exemplified by >Ezgy<, are in demand, appealing to those seeking practical cruising solutions and extensive global range.
- Mid-size motor yachts maintain healthy liquidity, often transitioning quietly through dealers and brokers handling off-market deals.
