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Luna

114.2m · Lloyd Werft · 2010

Luna

€200,000,000

per week

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Luna is a 114.2m Lloyd Werft superyacht built in 2010, offered for sale through Mogul Yachts, accommodating 14 guests in 7 cabins with a crew of 48, asking €200,000,000.

114.2m

Length

Expedition

Type

7

Cabins

14

Guests

2010

Year

Lloyd Werft

Builder

Why Buy

Sale Highlights

01

114.2m Lloyd Werft expedition superyacht

02

7,000nm range — true global capability

03

Ice-class hull for polar exploration

04

48-crew, full scientific and dive facilities

From Antarctic ice to the Northwest Passage — 114 metres built to go where others cannot.

Overview

About Luna

Luna is one of the largest expedition superyachts in private ownership — a 114.2-metre explorer delivered by Lloyd Werft in 2010, with design by Eidsgaard Design. Her steel hull and aluminium superstructure carry 4,300 gross tons of volume across a 16-metre beam, giving her the presence of a small ship and the finish of a first-rate superyacht. Built to Lloyd's Ice Class 1C, she is a genuine polar-capable platform rather than an explorer in styling only: the certified helipad, submarine launch platform, and equipped scientific laboratory all speak to a vessel conceived for serious voyaging, and she has been maintained to an exceptional standard since delivery.

Fourteen guests are accommodated in seven suites, attended by a crew of forty-eight — a crew-to-guest ratio of more than three to one that puts service on a level few vessels of any kind can match. Life aboard moves between the swimming pool and open decks, the cinema, the gym, and lounges kept steady by stabilisers at anchor. The dive centre carries full scuba and rebreather facilities with its own compressor, while the deck can launch a six-person submarine — turning the ocean itself into part of the guest programme. Even far from any harbour, with the tender garage and helipad keeping the wider world in reach, Luna never asks her guests to choose between exploration and comfort.

Four MTU 20V 4000 M93 engines drive Luna to 18 knots flat out and a 15-knot cruise, with a 7,000-nautical-mile range that puts Antarctica, the Northwest Passage, and full circumnavigation within reach without replenishment. The steel hull, 4.8-metre draft, and ice-class notation make those itineraries practical rather than theoretical. She flies the Marshall Islands flag and is offered with VAT not paid — a clean starting position for a buyer structuring international operation. At an asking price of €200,000,000, Luna represents a proven platform for global voyaging at a scale and specification that very few vessels afloat can match — one of the definitive expedition superyachts available anywhere.

Ownership

Provenance & Ownership

Luna was delivered by Lloyd Werft in 2010 to a design by Eidsgaard Design and has been maintained to an exceptional standard throughout her time in private ownership. She is registered under the Marshall Islands flag and is offered with VAT not paid; buyers intending extended operation in EU waters should structure the acquisition accordingly with their advisors. Her Lloyd's Ice Class 1C notation remains a defining element of her specification, supporting the polar and long-range itineraries for which she was conceived. Full documentation is available to qualified buyers through Mogul Yachts' Monaco office.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Luna cost?

Luna is offered for sale at an asking price of €200,000,000, with VAT not paid. The price reflects a 114.2-metre, 4,300 GT expedition platform with ice-class certification, a certified helipad and a 7,000-nautical-mile range. Mogul Yachts can provide full specifications and arrange inspections for qualified buyers.

Who built Luna and when was she delivered?

Luna was built by Lloyd Werft and delivered in 2010, with design by Eidsgaard Design. Her hull is steel with an aluminium superstructure, built to Lloyd's Ice Class 1C — a notation that gives her genuine polar voyage capability.

How many guests and crew does Luna accommodate?

Luna sleeps 14 guests in 7 suites, supported by a crew of 48 — among the highest crew-to-guest ratios of any yacht on the market. Amenities include a swimming pool, cinema, gym, dive centre and a deck capable of launching a six-person submarine.

What is Luna's range and how fast is she?

Powered by four MTU 20V 4000 M93 engines, Luna cruises at 15 knots with a top speed of 18 knots. Her 7,000-nautical-mile range allows transoceanic passages without replenishment, and her ice-class hull supports itineraries from Antarctica to the Northwest Passage.

What flag does Luna fly and what is her VAT status?

Luna is registered in the Marshall Islands and offered with VAT not paid. Buyers planning extended operation in EU waters should take specialist advice on ownership structure; Mogul Yachts can guide qualified buyers through the documentation from its Monaco office.

On Board

Amenities

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi
Helipad
Swimming Pool
Gym
Cinema
Dive Centre
Submarine Platform
Stabilisers at Anchor
Tender Garage

Key Selling Points

Features

Ice-Class Hull

Lloyd's Ice Class 1C — polar voyage capability

7,000nm Range

Transoceanic capability without replenishment

Helipad

Large certified helipad for heavy helicopter operations

Dive Centre

Full scuba and rebreather facility with compressor

Scientific Laboratory

Equipped laboratory for ocean research operations

Submarine Platform

Deck capable of launching 6-person submarine

Engineering

Technical Specifications

Length Overall114.2m
Beam16.0m
Draft4.8m
Year Built2010
BuilderLloyd Werft
Gross Tonnage4,300 GT
HullSteel / Aluminium
Engines4× MTU 20V 4000 M93
Max Speed18kn
Cruise Speed15kn
Range7,000nm
FlagMarshall Islands
Expedition Yacht

Asking Price

€200,000,000

VAT not paid · Terms apply.

Length114.2m
Guests14
Cabins7
Crew48
BuilderLloyd Werft
Year2010
FlagMarshall Islands

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