Superyacht White Cloud owned by Graig McCaw

White Cloud (formerly New Horizon L) is a 67.30m (220.80ft) superyacht, custom built in 1983 by Van Lent in Kaag, the Netherlands. Luxury yacht White Cloud was built for Dutch millionaire Bram van Leeuwen, also known as Prince de Lignac. For long New Horizon L was known as one of the most expensive yachts ever built. With most of the interior fittings in gold and bathtubs made of Lapiz Lazuli. The yacht was Bram van Leeuwen’s fulltime residence. After Van Leeuwen's death White Cloud was purchased by Craig McCaw. McCaw became a billionaire after selling McCaw Cellular to AT&T. McCaw sent White Cloud for a refit in 2004 to Peters Schiffbau in Germany.

Feadship's new 99 meter superyacht Dream

Superyachtfan's spotter photos of Feadship's new 99 meter luxury yacht Dream. Dream seems to be just a project name as the real name is behind a plastic sheet. Superyacht Dream is built for a - yet - unknown Russian billionaire.

Superyacht Ability owned by Andreas Panayiotou

The yacht Ability is owned by Andreas Panayiotou, founder of The Ability Group. The Ability Group is active in the UK and European real estate development. The group has developed more than 7,000 properties in the UK. The Ability Group has 800 employees. Andreas Panayiotou was the son of Cypriot immigrants and was raised in London. He wanted to become a professional boxer, but his parents asked him to join their dry cleaning business. His first action in real estate was the development of flats above the dry cleaning shop. The group is now one of the largest real estate developers in the UK. Pictured here is his first yacht, a 54 meter built by CRN. He sold this yacht, she is now called Alouette. His current yacht Ability is a Mangusta 130. Read more about Andreas Panayiotou and other yacht owners at Superyachtfan.com

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