Dubai Crown Prince escapes desert heat on $180M yacht with a gym designed by Usain Bolt

The Dubai Crown Prince is beating the summer desert heat in style, with a luxury yacht that features a gym designed by none other than sprint king Usain Bolt.

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, affectionately known as Fazza, is renowned for his love of adventure, the outdoors, and high-end luxury.

His latest retreat, the $180 million superyacht Quattroelle, is a floating palace that blends elegance with state-of-the-art amenities.

From private cinemas to a bespoke training facility, it reflects both his passion for fitness and his taste for world-class design.

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The Dubai Crown Prince

Sheikh Hamdan, the 41-year-old son of Dubai’s ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has long been a high-profile figure in the UAE and beyond.

Educated in London at the London School of Economics, Fazza is not only the Dubai Crown Prince, but also an accomplished equestrian, skydiver, and fitness enthusiast.

His social media accounts offer followers glimpses into his adrenaline-fueled lifestyle, from scaling skyscrapers to deep-sea diving.

It comes as little surprise, then, that his leisure time at sea is spent on one of the most extravagant superyachts in existence.

The Quattroelle, built by the German shipyard Lürssen, spans 288 feet and boasts interiors designed by the renowned Nuvolari & Lenard.

Its name translates from Italian as ‘Four L’s’: Love, Life, Liberty, and Luxury, which sum up the ethos of the vessel pretty well.

Like many other superyachts, the Quattroelle features six decks, multiple swimming pools, a helipad, a cinema, and a lavish spa.

The gym is Usain Bolt-approved

One of the yacht’s standout features is the custom-built gym, which was designed in collaboration with Usain Bolt to reflect elite athletic training standards.

The gym is equipped with cutting-edge machines, sprint tracks, and weightlifting zones tailored for high-performance workouts.

Basically, if you want to be in the physical shape to race a Bugatti Chiron and a cheetah, you’re going to need this Usain Bolt-approved gym.

For the Dubai Crown Prince, who frequently competes in long-distance endurance horse races and values peak physical condition, it offers the perfect environment to maintain his fitness even at sea.

At $180 million, this may seem like a lot of money for a yacht.

However, the Quattroelle isn’t even close to being the most luxurious in the region.

For example, in 2015, Saudi Crown Prince MBS casually bought a $550 million superyacht, snatching it up before Bill Gates.

And if you thought that was crazy, wait till you see the $1.5 billion superyacht fleet belonging to this Abu Dhabi prince, which costs a Lamborghini a day just to keep afloat.

With how wealthy the Middle East is, it’s perhaps no surprise why Qatar can afford to simply gift a $400 million Boeing 747 to the US.

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