When Jay-Z and Beyoncé go on vacation, people take note.
And people notice that little bit more when they vacation aboard a 450-foot-long superyacht that costs $4 million per week to charter.
Apparently, the celebrity couple are currently onboard the Flying fox sailing around Europe.
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It’s one thing to spend some vacation time on a luxurious boat – as most celebs do.
But it’s quite another to go on a private cruise on what might be considered a floating resort.
The Flying Fox pampers its guests with everything they could possibly want.
The yacht features an arrany of stunning amenities, including a spacious pool on the main deck and a cinema for movie enthusiasts.
Then there’s an elevator for easy access between decksm and two helipads capable of accommodating the largest helicopters on the market.
IT also offers a large beach area and swim platforms, providing ample space for leisure and water activities.
Jay-Z and Beyoncé will also be indulging in ultimate relaxation at the two-deck spa, complete with a gym, sauna, hammam, and massage area.
Then, for added safety and convenience, the Flying Fox is equipped with a hospital and decompression chamber.
The Flying was designed by Espen Øino International and built by Lurssen Yachts.
With a steel hull and alumnium superstructure, the magnificent vessel is powered by advanced MTU engines.
The 450-foot-long, 67-foot-wide yacht has a maximum speed of 20 knots and a comfortable cruising speed of 10 knots, it offers both performance and comfort.
The Flying Fox can accommodate 22 guesta dn is supported by a dedicated crew of 54.
Contrary to popular belief, Jeff Bezos doesn’t own the Flying Fox, despite being dubbed the ‘Jeff Bezos Yacht’ by the media.
This misconception arose from the fact Jeff Bezos was building a large sailing yacht of his own at that time, which has now been delivered and is named KORU.
The true owner of the Flying Fox superyacht remains a closely guarded secret, adding an air of exclusivity to the exceptional vessel.
