New Zealand?s richest man Graeme Hart who runs a successful packaging empire will be selling one of his super luxury yachts acquired a few months ago. Thus, Graeme Hart yacht Ulysses, which is a luxury yacht of 107 metres has been listed by Fraser Yachts in Monaco at a price of NZ$266 million (US$195 million).
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Ulysses is considered the fourth largest explorer yacht in the world, reports New Zealand Herald. The yacht is very fresh and conducted the first cruise in the Mediterranean Sea in March. Currently, Ulysses was being hired for $400,000 a week. With a capacity to accommodate 30 guests the New Zealand superyacht has a 42 member crew to manage it.
According to the National Business Review?s rich list, Hart has been adjudged New Zealand?s wealthiest citizen with a net worth of NZ$9 billion.
Graeme Hart Yacht Ulysses Among Top Four
The Graeme Hart yacht Ulysses has many attractive features. The superyacht has been designed by Norwegian company Marin Teknikk in cooperation with Kyle Dick, a naval architect in New Zealand.
The high profile luxury tag of the yacht includes a helipad, and plenty of recreational areas such as bar, gym, on-deck pool, jacuzzi, sauna and wine cellars.
Immediately after its launch in Ulsteinvik, the Norwegian port in August 2015, the luxury yacht was sent to Germany where it spent 6 months for completing extra out fittings.
Meanwhile, the yacht-centred luxury of celebrities? is making the sector very thriving. On Saturday, Rocky legend Hollywood star Sylvester Stallone, who turned 70 on Wednesday, held a milestone birthday bash with family at a luxury yacht. The Hollywood star, wife Jennifer Flavin, and three daughters spent a good time in a mega-yacht in Monte Carlo.
According to Daily Mail, Stallone was looking much younger than his actual age and flaunted his muscled arms in a polo shirt.
Meanwhile, an update says Graeme Hart yacht Ulysses will pave for another brand new yacht for the richest kiwi as Hart will be taking possession of a new yacht by July end, bigger than the Ulysses.
