Inside Look at Most Expensive Yachts owned by Russia's Richest

Imagine waking up on a cruise in the middle of the ocean and having everything life can offer. It is a dream come true, if ever, but it is a reality for the Russian's top 1%. In this video, we'll look at these lavish mega yachts owned by some of Russia's wealthiest billionaires and outfitted with everything from swimming pools to helicopter pads. Hey there, internet! Welcome to A Billion Luxuries. This show will talk about all things luxury. We'll talk about the latest and greatest in fashion, beauty, travel, lifestyle and more. Whether you enjoy all things luxurious or want to live a bit more extravagantly, don't miss out on all the exciting news from A Billion Luxuries. Today, we'll talk about the most expensive yachts owned by the Russian's richest. If you want to know more about these costly lives, continue watching this video. The Eclipse is at the very first of this list. Most people are familiar with Roman Abramovich due to his status as the owner of Chelsea Football Club, which he will shortly relinquish. Because of his 8 billion dollars net worth, he can easily afford a fleet of boats, including two mega yachts, each costing several million. It was the largest superyacht ever built when Abramovich purchased the 533-foot-long Eclipse in 2010 for 70 million dollars. In addition to a dance floor, two swimming pools and helipads, the yacht Eclipse can simultaneously accommodate up to 70 crew members and guests. On board the Eclipse, there is plenty of room for hosting parties. Rumors are circulating that the Eclipse is fitted with an anti-paparazzi system meant to circumvent cameras with high ISO values. But it is not practical because it attracts an excessive amount of attention. The wealthiest people in every country have access to superyachts, making them the peak of luxury. Due to their sheer size, the media pays close attention to the biggest superyachts, like the 455-foot-long exploration yacht Solaris, which was recently captured by Superyacht Times while undergoing sea trials in the North Sea. The massive new superyacht designed by the Australian Mark Newson and built by Lloyd Wirth in Bremerhaven, Germany, has been widely speculated to belong to the famous Russian tycoon Roman Abramovich. A sailboat like Solaris is not the norm. It has a landing pad and hangar for helicopters on the upper deck, making it ideal for exploratory missions. Also, there's a beach club and plenty of free space on the main deck aft. Solaris is speculated to have an ABB-made power and energy management system. There is also speculation that Solaris is equipped with two massive 9-megawatt electric azipods for propulsion. The eight-story yacht reportedly can accommodate 36 passengers and 60 staff members. In terms of excitement, this may be the most recent development. The yacht Dilbar is up next on our list. Alisher Usmanov is worth over $19 billion and has purchased a boat that cost at least $600 million to show off his wealth. The name Dilbar was chosen for this ship. Investment Group USM has its headquarters in Russia. To put it another way, Usmanov controls just under half of it. With 82 feet, the swimming pool aboard this superyacht is among the longest ever seen on a floating vessel. The size of this superyacht is 512 feet. Dilbar is the largest boat in the world in terms of interior volume. It has a total floor space of almost 40,000 square feet and a mass of 15,917 tons. A total of 24 guests may travel with the ship's 96 crew members. Over a thousand handcrafted cushions and fold-out balconies overlooking a gorgeous garden make the Dilbar a very comfortable place to travel. Moreover, Dilbar has two helipads and a seven-seat helicopter for transporting visitors. So how are we all doing so far? Hopefully, you're enjoying the content and a glimpse of how the other half lives. If you want more videos like this one, don't forget to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel. Now, let's get rolling. Now, we have Sailing Yacht A up next. His present $20 billion fortune is the result of Andrei Malnichenko's successful ventures into private banking, the fertilizer industry, and the coal energy sector. He used a fraction of his fortune to buy a $578 million sailing yacht. One can find the luxurious jacuzzi and underwater observation pod on the eighth deck of Sailing Yacht A, which measures an impressive 469 feet in length. The boat is remarkable for more than just the fact that its three masts rise 328 feet into the air from the water. There are adequate sleeping quarters for 54 employees and 20 visitors spread among 10 cabins. Topping our list is Ocean Victory. Viktor Rashnikov started as a mechanic at Magneto Gorks Iron and Steel Works before buying a controlling stake in the company. He now has over $10 billion net worth and controls more than half of the company. The ocean, valued at $300 million, belongs to Rashnikov. The Victory is a 460-foot-long floating palace with six swimming pools, an underwater viewing platform, and a helicopter hangar. This 12th largest yacht in the world with seven stories, a guest capacity of 28, and a crew of 56 also have a theater, a fitness center, a spa, and a beauty salon. This sleek cruise ship is deployed and committed to a wide variety of Antarctic area journeys, and it is a perfect fit for our small ship adventures business model. The ship has 93 spacious staterooms for our guests, all of which have a view of the ocean, and 90% of which have their balconies. One can also find multiple restaurants, a wellness area, an albatross Nordic bar, an open-deck dining facility, a modern lecture lounge, and other amenities on board. It is also environmentally friendly on board. Thanks to the implementation of the Green Initiative Program. That's all for today. If you enjoy this content, don't forget to give this video a thumbs up, share, and subscribe if you haven't already. See you at the next one!