Imagine paying that???😳
Mark Zuckerberg’s superyacht fleet includes three vessels, showcasing his growing interest in ultra-luxury maritime travel. The centerpiece is Launchpad, a 118-meter (387-foot) Feadship megayacht reportedly acquired in early 2024. Estimated at around $300 million, Launchpad features dual helipads, a swimming pool, cinema, gym, spa, and accommodations for over 24 guests and nearly 50 crew members. The yacht, previously owned by a sanctioned Russian oligarch, represents one of the most opulent vessels in private ownership.
Supporting Launchpad is Wingman, a 67-meter shadow yacht formerly owned by tech billionaire Gabe Newell. Wingman carries additional staff, equipment, tenders, and toys to extend the range and comfort of the primary yacht. It’s designed for function and flexibility, with robust capabilities.
The latest addition to the fleet is the 80-meter support vessel formerly known as U-81. Built by Damen and once owned by New Zealand billionaire Graeme Hart, the vessel was acquired in 2025 and converted into a high-end support yacht. It features a helipad, gym, spa, tenders, and a convertible outdoor sports deck.
Zuckerberg’s fleet is valued at over $430 million.
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