It’s one thing owning a superyacht, it’s another owning a 24-karat gold superyacht.
136-foot-long AK Royalty is the king of bling, with every inch of the vessel covered in the precious metal.
Not only that, but the superyacht comes fully kitted out with all the toys.
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The ostentatious boat boasts shiny jet-skis, a jacuzzi, and a DJ booth.
Apparently the 24-karat gold superyacht is owned by tech multimillionaire, Aaron Fidler.
As you can probably tell, its owner doesn’t shy away from flaunting his wealth, as even the jet-ski and seabobs – diving scooters – are covered in gold.
“It took time, money, and energy getting the mix of 24-karat-gold dust and marine paint just right so that it glints under the sun’s reflection,” Fidler said.
But the extravagant exterior isn’t the only thing that’s special about this superyacht.
It’s fair to say that it’s as impressive and lavish on the inside as it is on the outside.
The interior, which has a monochromatic black and white design, features Fendi carpets and pillows, countless mirrors, and silver tiger statues in almost every room.
The 24-karat gold superyacht also has bedrooms fit for royalty, with four comfortable and spacious guest suites accommodating up to 12 people.
Speaking of which, the master bedroom has a private bathroom that’s dressed in marble and gold fittings, with a sauna, steam shower, and bathtub.
When you’re not resting your head, there’s plenty of space onboard to socialize, including a small bar, BBQ area, and outdoor and indoor dining rooms.
There’s no such thing as boredom either, as there is a 12-person inflatable trampoline, a water slide, and two underwater scooters onboard, too.
From water skiing to paddle-boarding and even swimming in an anti-jellyfish inflatable pool, the 24-karat gold superyacht guarantees a vacation to remember.
There’s even a outdoor gym area paired with boxing equipment and massage table, perfect for sea lovers who want to relax or stay active on holiday.
When you want to unwind, calm evenings can be spent watching a movie in the open-air cinema or in the six-person Jacuzzi.
But when it comes to nighttime entertainment, the superyacht boasts a DJ booth with a state-of-the-art AV sound system.
If the 24-karat gold superyacht sounds like your cup of tea, it’s available for winter and summer charters with Burgess Yachts in the Arabian Gulf for a cool $121,000 per week.
In other superyacht-related news, Jeff Bezos’ $75 million support yacht designed to back up his $500 million megayacht was spotted recently.
Meanwhile, BMW have built a glass yacht that can literally fly.
