Inside the world's only superyacht painted in 24-carat GOLD that can be chartered for $120,000 a week – and even the jet skis have a metallic sheen

On this superyacht, the only thing that really glitters is gold.

The AK Royalty is said to be one of the world's only ships of its kind with a 24kt gold paint job.

The yacht, which measures 136 feet, even comes with a pair of gold jet skis and electric underwater scooters – known as Seabobs – while gold fixtures and fittings run throughout.

For those who like to turn heads in such a boat, it is currently available for charter Burges from $120,000 per week with a maximum of 12 guests.

The yacht, which measures 136 feet, even comes with a pair of gold jet skis and gold jet skis and electric underwater scooters – known as Seabobs – while gold fixtures and fittings run throughout.

For those who like to turn heads in such a boat, it is currently available to charter from Burgess from $120,000 per week with a maximum of 12 guests

Owner Aaron Fidler told Robb Report that the glittering paint finish 'took months to perfect' and is made from a mix of specialist marine paint and 24kt gold dust.

The former sailor, who made millions setting up a technology company, bought the ship in early 2023 before spending a large sum on its transformation.

Owner Aaron Fidler shared Robb Report that the glittering paint finish 'took months to perfect', and it consists of a mix of specialist marine paint and 24kt gold dust.

The former sailor, who made millions setting up a technology company, bought the ship in early 2023 before spending a large sum on its transformation.

It took six months to refit the yacht, with exterior painting one of the bigger tasks.

An outdoor bar also has a golden sheen, with matching metal dining chairs.

Moving in, Fidler upgraded the interior to be just as bling, with Fendi carpeting, marble-clad bathrooms and mirror panels above the beds among some of his installations.

To complement the gold tones, Fidler has opted for a chic monochrome color scheme for the interior.

There are five guest cabins in total, including a spacious master suite with steam shower, sauna and freestanding bath in the ensuite bathroom.

As for the communal areas, there is an open plan lounge area on the upper deck leading to a dining room.

It took six months to refit the yacht, with exterior painting one of the bigger tasks

Fidler also upgraded the interior, with Fendi carpeting, marble-clad bathrooms and mirror panels above the beds among some of his installations.

To complement the gold tones, Fidler has opted for a chic monochrome color scheme for the interior

There are five guest cabins in total, including a spacious master suite with steam shower, sauna and freestanding bath in the ensuite bathroom

To ensure guests don't get restless at sea, Fidler has outfitted the yacht with a variety of toys, including an inflatable slide, a 12-person floating trampoline, diving equipment and two stand-up paddleboards.

Fidler bought the yacht – which was originally built in 2009 and christened Plus Too – in France before having it shipped to Dubai, where he currently lives.

There is also plenty of space outside to sit back and relax, with sun loungers, a Jacuzzi and a dining area for entertaining guests.

To ensure visitors don't get restless at sea, Fidler has outfitted the yacht with a variety of toys, including an inflatable slide, a 12-person floating trampoline, diving equipment and two stand-up paddleboards.

On the fitness side, the sundeck doubles as an outdoor gym, complete with boxing equipment, resistance bands, workout bench and yoga mats.

For some late-night revelry, the yacht features a DJ booth and new speakers on the main deck, so sailors can party all night long.

Fidler bought the yacht – which was originally built in 2009 and christened Plus Too – in France before having it transported to Dubai, where he currently lives.

It is now available for summer and winter charters in the Arabian Gulf, and Burgess says the yacht promises 'an unforgettable holiday'.