Currently docked off the coast in Malaga the Octopus is scheduled to be anchored here for at least the next month if any mega-yacht fans want to go and have a peek at what you can get for a cool 263m.

Paul allen yacht crew. The billionaire Microsoft co-founder and his crew. It has two elevators. She can sleep 26 guests and a crew of 57.

Burgess Photo Theyre too big and there are too many of them the late Paul Allen once said about his fleet of. Read more at Paul Gardner Allens personal website. Theres space for 26 guests in 13 cabins and room for 63 crew members.

Late Billionaire Paul Allens Yacht on Sale for 326 Million By. Allen and his team discovered the wreckage in the Sibuyan Sea off the Philippines on March 1 2015. Allen co-founder of Vulcan Inc left properties in 10 locales plus his super yacht Octopus which has a basketball court music studio and huge owners suite according to a Friday Wall.

The boat is not available for yacht. The Octopus listed for sale by yacht broker companies Fraser and Burgess was one of Allens three superyachts-- he also owned the 301-foot yacht Tatoosh and the 198-foot Medusa. According to Allens website the expedition crew of Allens RV Petrel discovered the USS Helena in late March about 860m below the surface resting on the floor of the New Georgia Sound off the coast of the Solomon Islands.

Its well known that Microsoft cofounder investor and philanthropist Paul Allen. Paul Allen the multi-billionaire co-founder of Microsoft and one of the top 50 richest people in the world has recently put his yacht Tatoosh up for sale for a whopping 125 million EurosWhen you see the pictures just remember this is all on a 303-ft boat not some paltry house on shudder landBuilt in 2001 this boat features amenities that are beyond the comprehension of us non. The superyacht Octopus once owned by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.

Hailey Waller September 6. Paul Allens 414-foot-long superyacht Octopus is one of the largest private yachts in the world. Paul Allen and crew of superyacht Octopus discover long-lost WWII shipwreck 6 March 2015 Microsoft co-founder and yacht owner Paul Allen and his team on board superyacht Octopus have discovered what is believed to be the wreck of one of the biggest warships of the Second World War the Japanese ship Musashi which sunk in 1944.