Being a baller both on and off the pitch is the MO of Cristiano Ronaldo – and his uber luxury vacations show that he plays as hard as he works.
Topping the list of the world’s highest paid athletes, Ronaldo made an estimated $136 million over the last year.
However, just ahead of his leap from the UK Premier League to Saudi Arabian soccer club, Al Nassr, he was due a little R&R.
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In June 2022, CR7 took a long family holiday to the island of Mallorca and, as with his infamous watch collection, no expense was spared.
This wasn’t your average seaside holiday sport’s highest earner spending just over €30m (around $31.7m) on the trip.
He arrived on the Balearic island on his $23m Gulfstream G200 private jet.
Cruising at a speed of 900km/h (560mph), it hosts ten people, but CR7 since sold it because “it was too small”.
Not on terra firma for long, Ronaldo hopped off the private jet and onto his 27-metre (88-foot) Azimut Grande custom superyacht.
Worth a staggering $6.9 million, the Italian-build superyacht boasts five palatial cabins and six bathrooms.
To explore the island, he brought along his stunning Bugatti Veyron worth $2m.
An oil change for this model costs more than most people’s cars.
He also took along his limited-edition Mercedes off-roader.
A birthday present from the footballer star’s wife, Georgina Rodríguez, the Mercedes is worth $811K, can reach speeds of 240 km/h (150 mph) going from 0 to 100 km/h (0-62 mph) in 4.1 seconds.
Villa Puesta Del Sol – the luxury estate he called home on the island – sits perched on a cliffside at the Tramuntana mountains.
The sprawling estate is surrounded by vineyards, has its own chapel, a gym, a swimming pool surrounded by palm trees, jacuzzis, a multi-sport court for football or basketball, and a sand court for beach volleyball.
It’s secluded enough to shield the star and his young family from the prying lenses of paparrazzi.
It’s rumoured that during their stay the Ronaldo clan spent $14.8K on towels, sheets and linens alone.
As well as Ronaldo, the estate has hosted both Jared Leto and Richard Branson.
