$605 Million Bespoke Azzam Superyacht INSIDE And OUTSIDE Tour

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Azzam is not just the longest privately-owned motor yacht in the world. It is also the biggest project ever undertaken by world-famous German shipyard Lürssen Yachts. It is a true feat of engineering due to its gigantic size and incredible capabilities on water. Besides that the Azzam is the epitome of luxury.

Not much is known on the latter aspect, since the owner has been, since day one, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, president of the United Arab Emirates, ruler of Abu Dhabi, and supreme commander of the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces. He is not the kind of man to open up his super yacht for tours.

Azzam is listed for charter, though a price was never mentioned. Rumors say that the listing is merely for tax purposes since chartered vessels are not subject to property tax. That’s just another aspect of Azzam that will probably never be disclosed to the public. Come, and let’s discover in this video the $605 Million Bespoke Azzam Superyacht INSIDE And OUTSIDE Tour!

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