Ever wondered what the very limits of opulence look like? Let us show you – in yachts – just how one could splurge.

1. Streets of Monaco – $1 billion

This creation of unrestrained indulgence does not even have an owner yet.

The comforts it can afford those who can afford it, include not the just the usual – helipads, pools, cinemas – but also croquet, casinos, mini submarines, speedboats, jet skis, and a tennis court among other things.

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2. Eclipse – $800 million

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich owns yet another masterpiece – Eclipse.

All its other luxuries aside, the feature that sets this vessel apart is its “paparazzi zapping laser” that scans the horizons and destroys camera lenses completely.

It’s manned by a crew of 70 and has two helipads and its own submarine.

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3. Dubai – $300 million

Owned by the Prime Minister of UAE, this yacht has all the luxuries you could hope to find in the city of Dubai and more.

The pools, spa, glass staircases and helipad all allow for about 115 people to be hosted aboard this floating spectacle.

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4. Superyacht A – $323 million

Russian billionaire Andrey Melnichenko’s appropriately named Superyacht A is designed this way to be able to cut through icebergs.

Its three pools and two private boats among all its other modern comforts make it truly super.

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5. Al Said – $300 million

Named after its owner Sultan Qaboos Bin Said Al Said of Oman, this nautical beauty accommodates up to 70 people on board and with its own concert hall and gives them more than enough to stick around for.

It is said that no actual pictures of the inside have been taken, so we’ll just have to trust that they’re as awesome as the outside.

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6. Dilbar – $263 million

One of the largest yachts in the world, the Dilbar belongs to Alisher Usmanov.

It has everything one could need to house about 20 guests, or one Bond villain.

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7. Al Mirqab – $250 million

The former Prime Minister of Qatar owns this quarter billion dollar monster of the sea.

The Al Mirqab has got 10 bedroom suites, a helipad, a swimming pool, a movie theatre and a sun deck to have everyone on board kissed with opulence.

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8. Lady Moura – $210 million

The lettering on this yacht has been made from 24 karat gold. Yes. That is how expensive this piece of Naseer Al-Rasheed’s property is.

With its capacity for up to 30 guests, it is the ideal way to ferry close friends from one of your private islands to another.

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9. Seven Seas – $200 million

The Seven Seas was owned at one point by director Steven Spielberg.

This wonder of Dutch engineering can hold 12 guests and treat them to a range of comforts among which is an infinity pool to die for.

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10. Rising Sun – $200 million

David Geffen’s dearly priced yacht boasts of just so much.

A basketball court, which doubles as a helipad, a wine cellar that’ll make your head spin and a total of 82 rooms across five floors. An absolute guarantee in grandeur.

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11. Al Salamah – $200 million

Late Saudi Arabian Defense Minister Prince Sultan Abdul Aziz used to own the Al Salamah.

This yacht revolutionized the yacht game with the indoor pool with a glass ceiling on this uber-yacht.

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12. Ecstasea – $200 million

As cool as its name is, it isn’t nearly the coolest thing about it. This sensation on the sea was formerly owned by Roman Abramovich and is now in the hands of an anonymous buyer (though some believe it to be Sonja Zuckerman).

It houses 14 guests and its size in fact brings it closer to being a luxury ship than a yacht.

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13. Project Mars – $162 million

This sleek work of nautical art was originally built by Fincantieri.

And it comes with swimming pools, a spa as well as a designated business area.

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As a bonus, I’d like to present to you the ultimate monument in extravagance.

14. History Supreme – $4.8 billion

Not only is this marvel of riches made with over 100,000 kg of gold and platinum, but it also has railings of gold all over and is decorated with T-Rex bones and miniature meteorites.

A true case of what-the-heck-do-I-do-with-5-billion-dollars, it is rumoured to be owned by Malaysian businessman Robert Kuok.

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