Onboard the 120-foot-long superyacht Taylor Swift parties on is something special

It’s fair to say Taylor Swift has been a tad busy as of late.

The American singer-songwriter has been jetting across the globe on The Eras Tour, performing for fans across five continents.

It’s little wonder Swifty has been enjoying some much needed – and deserved – downtime onboard a superyacht.

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After wrapping up the Australian leg of her tour, the ‘Lover’ singer, along with her father and entourage, were spotted cruising on the superyacht, Quantum.

Formerly known as Ghost II, the sleek 12-foot-long luxury yacht accommodates up to 45 passengers, so there’s more than enough space to relax and unwind.

The vessel, which sleeps eight in four cabins, includes a master suite with a king-sized bed and ensuite in an extravagant setting, albeit not quite as opulent as this 24-karat gold superyacht.

Quantum has three decks that are occupied by a dining area, lounges, and al fresco dining.

The upper deck of the superyacht is packed with comfortable lounge seating, as well as coffee tables and side lamps, making Quantum feel more like a home than a yacht.

Continuing the theme of a sophisticated yet casual boat, its owner has commissioned artwork and sculptures for the dining area, which also includes a BBQ.

Meryl Hare, principal of Hare + Klein, is quoted as saying her team “worked towards creating a luxurious, sophisticated, refined, and layered interior in keeping with the sleek envelope of this superyacht.”

“The furniture was designed to be flexible and adaptable to accommodate both private charters and larger functions while retaining the glamor and classic aesthetic.”

The superyacht can be hired for ‘just’ $14,000 for 24 hours, which is a drop in the ocean (pardon the pun) for someone like Taylor Swift.

The Washington Post stated that Peter Cohan, an associate professor of management at Babson College, estimates Swifty stands to make as much as $4.1 billion from The Eras Tour.

That makes it the highest-grossing tour of all time.