The 750-foot โ€˜Valkyrieโ€™ Will One Day Be The Worldโ€™s Largest Superyacht
โ€” Updated on 11 March 2020

The 750-foot โ€˜Valkyrieโ€™ Will One Day Be The Worldโ€™s Largest Superyacht

โ€” Updated on 11 March 2020
Jay Bowden
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Jay Bowden

Although it has the look of an intergalactic spaceship, this is 750-feet (229 metres) of pure superyacht luxury. Once construction is complete, yachting will be open to the public โ€“ thought with a hefty price tag, we can safely assume.

While it is still in its design stage, the superyacht is being referred to as โ€˜Project Valkyrie.โ€™ The yacht is far more than just an entry into the record books โ€“ a casino, movie theatre, club, art gallery, and convention hall will all be found onboard. And what makes a superyacht, โ€˜superโ€™, if it doesnโ€™t come with a helipad? Standard.

Youโ€™d expect the designer of this behemoth to be some well-connected, well-established, and well-aged veteran of the yacht-building industry. Youโ€™d be wrong. Korean-born Chulhun Park came up with the concept while studying for his masterโ€™s degree at the Royal College of Art in London. โ€˜Project Valkyrieโ€™ became Parkโ€™s thesis, and he soon found backing from the Monaco-based Palmer Johnson Yachts, who make some of the coolest vessels in the business.

With an estimated construction cost of $1.1 billion AUD, all parties involved are hoping they can make their money back by filling the 26 cabins with the worldโ€™s most luxury-obsessed holiday goers. 

If you think Valkyrie might be a tad big for your yachting needs, check out the 91-metre superyacht Malaysia canโ€™t offload for an easy $182 million.

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