Inside the world’s only 24 carat GOLD superyacht AK Royalty, complete with shiny jet skis, DJ booth and costing £100,000 a week
ALL that glitters is gold, with the world’s only 24-carat gold superyacht, the AK Royalty, costing £100,000 a week.
The flashy 136-foot boat features shiny jet skis, a Jacuzzi and a DJ booth to keep the party going.
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Owned by a tech multi-millionaire, Aaron Fidler, the beautiful golden one hunt is equipped with plenty of extras to keep guests entertained.
The yacht owner does not shy away from showing off his wealth, because even the jet skis and seabobs (diving scooters) are covered in gold.
The boat has been given a Midas touch with 24-carat gold dust.
‘It took time, moneyAnd energy getting the mix of 24-karat gold dust and marine paint just right so that it sparkles under the reflection of the sun,” says Fidler.
But the extravagant exterior is not the only proof of the yacht’s royal status.
It is as impressive and opulent on the inside as it is on the outside.
The monochromatic black and white design functions Fendi carpets and cushions, endless mirrors and silver tiger statues in almost every room.
The yacht also features royal bedrooms, including the owner’s master bedroom and four comfortable and spacious guest suites that can accommodate up to 12 people.
The master bedroom has an en suite bathroom dressed in marble and gold details with a sauna, a steam shower and a bath.
Guests have plenty of space to socialize – with a small bar, BBQ area and indoor and outdoor dining areas.
Getting bored on board is impossible, because the yacht has an inflatable trampoline for 12 people, a water slide and two underwater scooters.
With a professional fisherman and diving instructor on the crew, guests are guaranteed to have the best time on an action-packed boat.
Of water to ski to paddle boarding and even swimming in an inflatable anti-jellyfish pool, the AK royalties offer a holiday to remember.
Equipped with an outdoor gym area combined with boxing equipment and massage table, the boat is excellent for both sea lovers who want to relax or stay active on holiday.
And if you need a break from water sports and exercise, you can spend the quiet evenings watching a film in an open cinema or relaxing in a six-person jacuzzi.
The world’s largest superyachts
THE Seas are graced by dozens of luxurious superyachts, but these are the five largest in the world:
- Somnio – under construction
Size – 728ft
Cost – £425 million
Top speed – 20 knots
Bedrooms – 39
Size – 600ft
Cost – £253 million
Top speed – 17 knots
Bedrooms – 18
Size – 597ft
Cost – £447 million
Top speed – 30 knots
Bedrooms – 18
Size – 538ft
Cost – £394 million
Top speed – 22 knots
Bedrooms – Unclear
Size – 534ft
Cost – £552 million
Top speed – 21 knots
Bedrooms – 17
For evening entertainment, the yacht features a DJ booth with the state-of-the-art AV sound system and new speakers.
The AK Royalty can fly over the water at a speed of 33 knots or 60 km/h.
“I don’t like to travel slowly, so I tell the captain to go at warp speed everywhere,” says the owner.
The AK Royalty is available for winter And summer charters with Burges in the Arabian Gulf from £100,000 per week.
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