Lady-Moura

On July 22 , 2024, the Cayman Islands flagged mega yacht 'Venus' (IMO: 1011836), allided with the 'Lady Moura'), which was anchored off Naples. She bumped into the port side of the larger vessel close to the stern. The ships, however,only suffered scratches. Only the crew members were onboard the 'Venus', Both ships were anchored when a sudden change of wind led to the incident. The 'Venus' berthed in Fiumicino the same day, the 'Lady Moura' entered the port of Siracusa on July 26. Report with photos and video: https://www.autoevolution.com/news/here-s-steve-jobs-superyacht-venus-crashing-into-the-lady-moura-megayacht-238175.html

The 'Lady Moura' has been put on sale by the Saudi magnate Nasser Al-Rashid for an amount that can reach 200 million Euros. The yacht has been linked since the early 90s to Palma and has the Club de Mar as its base port. The sale is run under exclusive conditions by the international nautical broker Camper & Nicholsons. In 1990, the year of its launch in Hamburg's Blohm & Voss Yard, the 'Lady Moura' was the most expensive and innovative private yacht in the world and the ninth largest ever built with 105 meters in length, the most sophisticated engineering systems and interiors that deliberately took luxury, extravagance and attention to limits still unknown at sea, starting with the 24-karat gold label with which the name of the ship was inscribed. With the arrival in Palma, the owners of the world's largest yachts began to feel attracted by Mallorca.