People notice when Jay-Z and Beyoncé go on vacation—or anywhere for that matter. And you could say that people notice just a little bit more when they vacation aboard the 450-foot-long, 67-foot-wide superyacht Flying Fox that was built by Lürssen in Germany, and costs roughly $4 million per week to charter.
But then again, superyachts (like Flying Fox and Jerry Jones’s Bravo Eugina) that are much longer than a football field get a fair amount of attention as well.
And as you can see in the lead photo, rockstar superyacht designer Espen Oeino has designed an elegant yacht exterior that that looks sleek in spite of her massive size. The balance and proportion of the exterior allows for generous deck space that offer a range of options for Jay-Z, Beyonce and their guests to enjoy.
Numerous terraces and platforms open out over the water to provide fantastic access the water. While every other exterior element, from sun decks and open entertainment areas to more shaded and intimate spaces, has been designed to provide the highest level of luxury.
For example, all superyachts have swimming pools, but Flying Fox is special in that its enormous swimming pool that runs from side to side on the main deck. The exterior also is equipped two helicopter landing pads, one on the bridge deck and another on the sun deck aft, that makes it possible to for owners and guests to use multiple helicopters.
Talk about star power. Flying Fox is one of those rare things that can actually upstage some of the most famous people on Earth—almost.
