For comparison the crew to guest ratio on Royal Caribbeans Anthem Of The Seas has a ratio of 31 crewmen to each guest.

Octopus yacht submarine. The utilitarian half of Octopuss personality shows through in her overall design. Just as a reference here at full load she has a crew to guest ratio of nearly 25 crewmen per guest. Built to Ice-class 1A with a range of 12500nm and reaching a max speed of 19 knots OCTOPUS was designed for extended cruising and exploration in extreme conditions.

How much would Octopus cost to. After being listed for sale last September for a sail-away price of AU477 million central sales agents Fraser and Burgess have now shared a closer look inside Octopus for prospective buyers. In addition to seven tenders two liferafts and an ROV OCTOPUS is capable of housing an SUV and two helicopters in the garage and her stern-access dock is home to a Pagoo a submarine accommodating eight guests and two crew that can dive for up to eight hours.

Octopus cost Allen over US200 million and has a permanent crew of 60 including several former Navy Seals. Octopus is now for sale for the decidedly non-fire-sale price of 326 million a shocking number considering the Lürssen-built yacht is almost 17 years old. The two helicopters on the Octopus bear the registration numbers N904AF and N76AF.

The Worlds Largest Privately Owned YachtOctopus. Octopus is a 12620m 41404ft motor yacht custom built in 2003 and last refitted in 2008. Her features include a float-in hangar for a large tender and a submarine a helicopter hangar for two helicopters a fully equipped recording studio and a large.

The yacht which weighs 9932. She was built by Lurssen for Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. The yacht has a large glass-bottom pool and a 10 person submarine.

Allen died in 2018 and his estate listed his yachts Octopus and Tatoosh for sale. One of the largest and most spectacular examples of a full-fledged yachting and exploration vessel 126-meter Octopus is equipped with highly sophisticated technology. Custom built by German shipbuilders Lürssen for Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen at a cost of US200 million the 9900-tonne 126-metre behemoth Octopus was launched way back in 2003.