Mark Zuckerberg Buys a Luxury Yacht for IDR 4.7 T, Here's What It Looks Like

Mark Zuckerberg Buys a Luxury Yacht for IDR 4.7 T, Here's What It Looks Like
Mark Zuckerberg's yacht. Photo: Page Six

Mark Zuckerberg reportedly bought a new 'toy' at a super expensive price. The Facebook founder and now CEO of Meta, who is about to turn 40, reportedly just bought a large and very luxurious yacht. 

Named Launchpad, Zuck's yacht costs around USD 300 million or around IDR 4.7 trillion. Of course, this is a small amount for him, considering that according to Forbes, his wealth is currently estimated at USD 174.4 billion. 
The 188 meter long ship was built at a shipyard in the Netherlands, Feadship. This ship was just completed and shipped from the Netherlands to the United States. His last station was at Port Everglades, Florida. 

In fact, there is no official statement that this super luxury ship belongs to Zuckerberg. However, American media reported that Zuck visited the shipbuilding site at the end of last year. Then, the color is similar to Facebook's color, namely blue. 

This super luxury ship looks elegant, with an interior designed by a famous designer. Many of the materials are glass, giving off an elegant impression. Reportedly, Launchpad can accommodate 24 guests and 48 crew. 

There is also a helipad if Zuck wants to go to or travel from there by helicopter. As quoted by detikINET from Page Six, it is reported that Zuck's ship is the 45th largest cruise ship in the world. 

Not long ago, Zuckerberg was known to have sold almost 1.8 million Meta shares worth USD 400 million in the last two months of 2023. This large share sale was quite surprising because before his latest sale, Zuckerberg had never sold Meta shares for almost two years. The possibility of Zuckerberg selling shares is driven by the value of his company's shares which have continued to skyrocket in the past year. Meta shares have soared 186% in the past year

The founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg purchased an ultra-luxury yacht named “Ulysses” for $150 million in Monaco Yacht Show in September, which is normally listed at $195 million.

The yacht Ulysses has a private helicopter, a separate 24-meter tender boat, an extra 4x4 car and a motorcycle. Mark Zuckerberg, 10th reachest person in the world with an estimated wealth of $75 billion, saw 107-meter yacht Ulysses at the yacht show in Monaco and bought the yacht later on without making any advertisement by a secret. Zuckerberg made a huge discount on the price of the yacht just because the yacht is for sale more than a year.  The estimated monthly cost of the yacht is $2 million.

Zuckerberg with his wife Priscilla Chan, who has been using the yacht Ulysses for the last five months, were seen in the Pacific lately.

Mark Zuckerberg purchased the yacht from Graeme Hart, a billionaire from New Zealand known for his strong passion for luxury yachts. Graeme Hart was born in 1955, worked as a bus driver and now has a fortune worth $8 billion. According to the Forbes 500 ranking, Hart, who owns the investment firm Rank Group, is the world’s 214th richest person.

Jeff Bezos, the 4th richest person in the world, has also a new boat under cosntruction. You can find news about it here: Jeff Bezos is constructing a 127-meter sailing yacht at Oceanco

The yacht Ulysses was built at the Kleven shipyard in Norway. The 107-meter Ulysses has a 24-meter tender vessel, a helicopter with its own hangar, ATVs and 4x4 vehicle. The ultra-luxury yacht can sail halfway around the world without refueling and is designed to endure the toughest weather conditions, including the arctic circles and the world’s hottest regions.

Ulysses can host up to 30 people in 15 private suits. The yacht has 43 crews and 20 rooms for crew members. It can reach a maximum speed of 15 knots.

Mark Zuckerberg's yacht. Photo: Page Six
Mark Zuckerberg's yacht. Photo: Page Six
Mark Zuckerberg's yacht. Photo: Page Six
Mark Zuckerberg's yacht. Photo: Page Six
Mark Zuckerberg's yacht. Photo: Page Six
Mark Zuckerberg's yacht. Photo: Page Six

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