Reviews & Ratings for the Lady-Moura

On July 22, 2024, a maritime incident occurred involving the Cayman Islands flagged superyacht 'Venus' (IMO: 1011836), which allided with the impressive 'Lady Moura' while both vessels were anchored off the picturesque coast of Naples. The allision happened when 'Venus' made contact with the port side of the larger 'Lady Moura', narrowly avoiding any severe damage as both yachts sustained only minor scratches. At the time of the incident, the crew members were aboard 'Venus', while 'Lady Moura' was stationary. The allision was attributed to an unexpected shift in wind conditions. Following the incident, 'Venus' successfully docked in Fiumicino on the same day, while 'Lady Moura' made its way to the port of Siracusa, arriving on July 26. For those interested in visual documentation of the event, a detailed report with photos and video can be found at: https://www.autoevolution.com/news/here-s-steve-jobs-superyacht-venus-crashing-into-the-lady-moura-megayacht-238175.html.

The illustrious 'Lady Moura' is now on the market, listed by Saudi billionaire Nasser Al-Rashid for an impressive asking price of up to 200 million Euros. This magnificent yacht has a longstanding connection to Palma, having called the prestigious Club de Mar her home port since the early 1990s. The sale is being facilitated by the renowned international brokerage, Camper & Nicholsons, under exclusive arrangements. Launched in 1990 from Hamburg's Blohm & Voss shipyard, 'Lady Moura' made waves as the world's most expensive and innovative private yacht at that time, ranking as the ninth largest ever constructed with a staggering length of 105 meters. Renowned for its cutting-edge engineering, this floating marvel features interiors designed to redefine luxury and extravagance, including a striking 24-karat gold nameplate adorning its bow. Since arriving in Palma, 'Lady Moura' has drawn the attention of owners of some of the largest yachts in the world to the beautiful shores of Mallorca.