Look inside the world's largest sail-assisted yacht, it only costs $300 million

This is the world’s largest sail-assisted yacht, and it’s called A – so that it stays at the top of all the boat registers – and you could buy it if you have a spare $300 million lying around.

Not only is it built to create almost no ripples in the water because of its extremely streamlined shape, it’s also the world’s largest sail-assisted yacht, making it speedier than most superyachts.

It’s speedy and beautiful, but it also has some super cool features like a disco, a helipad, a secret room, and multiple pools, one of which has a glass bottom so you can see into the aforementioned disco.

We’re certainly dreaming of the chance to one day step foot on this magnificent beast, but unfortunately, we’re just $300 million short.

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The world’s largest sail-assisted yacht

Meet A, the world’s largest sail-assisted yacht, which was named so it’ll be found at the top of all alphabetically ordered boat registers.

Not only does it come with that single-letter name, but it’s also 119 meters in length. And it can reach a top speed of 23 knots because it is so well streamlined.

It looks cool and is built so that even though it’s gargantuan, when it moves through the water, it causes nothing more than a little ripple.

The designer of the ship spoke about it in a Yachts International interview, saying it was ‘more like a fish than a building.’

Look inside this $300 million beast

Inside the amazing superyacht, you can find seven guest cabins that have moving walls so they can be made into four even fancier staterooms.

Expensive Baccarat crystal is used throughout the interior design. And behind one of the mirrored panels, you can even find a secret hidden room.

The luxe interior design is also supported by a frankly alarming number of pillows.

There’s a helipad and all of the windows are made of bomb proof glass. There’s even a rumored escape pod in case things don’t go as ship-shape as they should.

From the below-deck disco you can look up through the glass ceiling and see into the glass-bottomed pool above, and this is only one of three swimming pools on the megayacht.

When can we come aboard? We don’t have $300 million spare, but we would really appreciate it.

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