As well as Solaris and Eclipse Abramovich is believed to have previously owned at least six other superyachts.

Roman abramovich yacht pelorus. The yacht Pelorus was built at the Lürssen yard in Bremen Germany to the design of Tim Heywood and was launched in 2003. The 460ft Solaris equipped with. Built in 2003 the 377-foot long Pelorus was briefly owned by a Saudi Arabian businessman before Abramovich got his hands on it in 2004.

Terry and Lampard were given use of the Pelorus as a bonus following. Photos and videos of the yacht Pelorus. Its length is 115 meters and it cost 255 million It was held for a short time by a businessman who later sold to Roman Abramovich the following year it has adapted to your needs adding a second helicopter.

The latest yacht is nearing completion and has cost 430million to build. Pelorus is a 115meter mega yacht built by lurssen yachts in 2003. Roman Abramovichs new 430million superyacht hit the water for the first time today after being launched at a German shipyard.

Pelorus is another Yacht in the collection of the billionaire ex-husband of Dasha Zhukova ship collection. Its called Pelorus and is the fourteenth largest private yacht in the world but we decided to publish it for its technical features and equipment that it has immense. It was briefly owned by a Saudi businessman who sold it to Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich the following year.

A year later he lent it to Chelsea legends John Terry and Frank Lampard for two weeks as a bonus for helping the club win Romans first Premier League as owner. He brought it in 2003 from Sheikh Abdul Mohsen Abdulmalik Al-Sheikh at a crazy 9 figure deal. Pelorus Yacht of Roman Abramovich.

Russian Oligarch Roman Abramovich is arguably the world greatest spender on yachts having spent over 15 Billion on purchase and maintenance of over five mega yachts in the last ten years. Abramovich had it refitted to his own requirements by Blohm Voss. Roman Abramovichs new 430 million superyacht has been spotted for the first time as it nears completion at a German shipyard.