I Dynasty glides through open water, displaying its full length and elegant shape. | Source: Boat International
Sitting in the upper tier of the global superyacht fleet is a €240 million listing: I Dynasty. Built by Peterswerft–Kusch and delivered in 2015, the 100.8-metre yacht is one of just 76 motor yachts worldwide measuring more than 100 metres.
Powered by three Caterpillar engines, I Dynasty can reach 17 knots, which is roughly 31 km/h on land. At cruising speed, it can travel up to 7,000 nautical miles, equivalent to around 12,964 km or about 8,065 miles—similar to driving from Lagos to London and back, with some distance to spare.
The yacht is built with a solid steel bottom and a lighter aluminium upper structure, which helps it stay steady on long trips. It’s a large vessel, with about 4,300 GT in volume, stretching 16 metres across at its widest point and before sitting 5.5 metres deep in the water.
Elegant dining room displays detailed woodwork, polished floors, and a long table set for guests. | Source: Boat International
Crew members stand on the open deck as sunlight fills the yacht’s bright reception area. | Source: Boat International
The yacht can welcome 24 guests in 11 spacious staterooms, supported by a crew of 36 to ensure smooth service throughout each trip. The A Group shaped both the exterior and the naval design, adding I Dynasty to a portfolio that includes some of the world’s well-known large yachts. Inside, Massari Design created a calm and refined atmosphere consistent with its history of high-end interior work.
I Dynasty sails under the Cayman Islands flag, one of the most popular registrations in the superyacht world, with more than 1,500 yachts choosing it. Its size, long range, and build quality place it in the ultra large category where only a few vessels ever appear on the market.
Boating experts say the yacht stands out because of its long travel range, strong design history, and its place among the small group of yachts over 100 metres. With a €240 million price tag, I Dynasty enters the market as a major listing, offering long-distance performance, plenty of room for guests, and trusted designers behind its build.
