Yacht History Supreme - review, price, who owns, true or fake, photos

Internationally renowned designer Stuart Hughes from Liverpool is known for many of his creations, but is especially remembered by sophisticated art lovers for his latest commission, the History Supreme, which even today is known as the most expensive yacht in the world.

History Supreme

The order to create such an obscenely expensive design was placed by a Malaysian businessman who wishes to remain anonymous. Stuart Hughes' task was to finish the hull and other parts of the ship in gold and platinum - a demanding but ambitious task given the technology and cost of the materials. And working with such expensive materials is a great aesthetic pleasure for a creative person.

It took the designer 3 full years to create the yacht, but it was worth it, even though he had to spend about 10000 kilograms of pure gold and platinum. This makes the vessel not just a maritime marvel, but a real floating treasure trove. The Baia 100 HISTORY SUPREME is full of expensive metals found in every element, even the inconspicuous bottom is finished with a layer of gold.

Design and finish

As already said, almost everything is made of expensive precious metals, and there are also inserts from the bones of beasts of prey, many models of furniture made of rich wood.

In total, the most expensive yacht in the world can take on board 8 passengers, who are accommodated in 4 cool double VIP statuses. One cabin is designed for 2 people. Not all hotel rooms can boast such decoration and atmosphere as the cabins of this yacht.

Cost

Naturally, when it comes to such a famous vessel, you want to know how much it costs. Thanks to its expensive design, perhaps the most expensive in the world, the price of the vessel has reached £3 billion ($4.85 billion).

Who owns it

So much time has passed, and no one has publicized the real owner of this miracle, all kept in a big secret. It is known only that a Malaysian businessman ordered the design for it, but how true it is, is also unknown to anyone but the designer himself. However, the Briton keeps silence, for which he was probably paid enough.

According to different versions, the yacht may belong to one of the richest Malaysians - Robert Kuok (10.5 billion dollars). Or Anand Krishnan ($7.5 billion). However, there is no official confirmation of this information.

Characteristics

The vessel is 100 feet long. The modest dimensions do not tell you anything, because in front of you stands the most expensive yacht in the world, once commissioned by designer Hughes.

The Baia 100 HISTORY SUPREME yacht is equipped with engines with up to 2430 horsepower, but it is likely that this model has been supplied with a 3510 hp boosted version. This gives the yacht a maximum speed of 25 knots. With a capacity of 10 guests in 4 VIP cabins and 30 crew members, she is the perfect place for an elite vacation on the ocean.

History Supreme is an unrivaled combination of luxury, ambition and modern technology. It is not just a yacht, it is a floating statement of extreme luxury. While the vessel can be both admired and criticized for its ostentatious display of wealth, there is no denying that it holds a special place in the history of maritime luxury.

Fake or not

The vessel is often mentioned in various articles and discussions as one of the most expensive yachts in the world, but it's worth noting that verified information about it is scarce, and in the yachting community, it arouses skepticism and controversy.

After diving into the tall tales and unbelievable claims, it turns out that the History Supreme yacht is more a product of the designer's black marketing. Despite its frequent mention in conversations about luxury and excess, this mythical vessel serves as a cautionary tale about how every sensational story should not be believed.

The Italian shipbuilding company Baia Yachts, which produces this model of yacht, has confirmed that the information about this vessel is a fake. Designer Stuart Hughes declined to comment, but his involvement in the creation of allegedly the most expensive things, the existence of which he could not confirm, speaks for itself.