100-foot yachts for sale.
Verified fully crewed motor yachts, sailing superyachts and explorer yachts of 100 feet and above from vetted brokers across Spain, France, Italy, Croatia and Greece. True superyacht territory — classed, crewed and charter-capable. Every listing verified, every broker vetted, no lead-generation pay-walls.
100-foot inventory across the Mediterranean.
The 100-foot-plus market is global, but in the Mediterranean it centres on the French Riviera and Italy, with Palma de Mallorca a major hub. The map below reflects current verified 100-foot-plus inventory across our broker network.
The 100-foot superyacht, and what ownership involves.
At 100 feet and above, a yacht is unequivocally a superyacht: classed, fully crewed, and operated as a small private ship. Expect a captain and a professional crew of several, full-beam owner's decks, multiple guest suites, crew quarters, tender garages, stabilisers, and the range and redundancy for serious passages. Ownership is a managed enterprise — crew, management, classification, berthing and refit are the substance of it, and most yachts at this size are run through a professional management company.
The market spans planing and displacement motor yachts from Benetti, Sanlorenzo, Heesen, CRN, Amels, Mangusta and the custom yards; explorer and expedition yachts built for range; and large sailing superyachts from the world's leading sail yards. Pedigree, build quality, classification, refit history and charter record define value, and pricing above 100 feet is bespoke. Many of these yachts also appear on our luxury market, where the focus is on the premium and superyacht tier as a whole.
Buying a superyacht is a structured, advised process. A specialist survey, full sea trial, classification review and comprehensive legal and tax due diligence are essential, alongside planning for crew, flag, VAT and ongoing management. Buyers work through a dedicated superyacht broker and maritime counsel. See the wider luxury yacht market and our vetted brokers.
100-foot yachts by type.
Fully crewed superyachts across power and sail. Each filters live marketplace inventory by category.
100-foot motor yachts
Planing and displacement superyachts — Benetti, Sanlorenzo, Heesen, CRN, Amels, Mangusta.
Browse →Superyachts 30m+
Classed, crewed and charter-capable vessels above 30 metres, including custom and semi-custom builds.
Browse →Explorer yachts
Long-range expedition yachts built for distance, autonomy and remote cruising.
Browse →Sailing superyachts
Large sailing superyachts from the world's leading sail yards — performance and presence at scale.
Browse →100-foot yachts right now.
12 verified 100 ft yachts (100 feet and above) currently listed across the Mediterranean by vetted brokerages. Showing the 12 most relevant — see all on the marketplace.
M/Y H3 for sale 2016
M/Y Pelorus for sale 2003
M/Y Savannah for sale 2016
M/Y Somnium for sale 2021
Sanlorenzo SD118 for sale 2024
Heesen Pleasure Vessel for sale 1985
Perini Navi 46 for sale 1991
Wooden Motor Sailer 38m for sale 2000
Passenger Boat for Sale 1999
Benetti B.Loft for sale
Sanlorenzo 50STEEL for sale
Sunreef Ultima 111 for sale
100-foot yachts by Mediterranean market.
The superyacht trade centres on a few global hubs. Browse live inventory by country.
100-foot yacht prices in 2026.
Indicative entry points for the 2026 Mediterranean market. Pricing above 100 feet is bespoke and driven by pedigree, build and refit.
Smaller? See 80-foot yachts. For the full premium tier, see luxury yachts and motor yachts.
Who buys a 100-foot superyacht?
Superyacht owner
Private ownership of a fully crewed 100-foot-plus yacht. Crew, management, classification and refit define the experience and the cost — plan them with professional advisers before buying.
Charter investor
A classed, compliant superyacht can generate significant crewed-charter income. Scrutinise charter history, compliance, management terms, projected wear and resale before committing.
Explorer / long-range
An expedition yacht for remote, long-range cruising with autonomy and range. Assess fuel range, ice or sea classification, tankage, tenders and crew facilities.
Family superyacht
Multiple guest suites, full-beam owner's deck and crew to run it all. Focus on layout, refit recency, classification and a documented maintenance history.
100-foot yachts — frequently asked questions.
What counts as a superyacht?
A superyacht is generally a yacht of 24 metres (about 79 feet) and above, professionally crewed and usually classed. At 100 feet (around 30 metres) and above, a yacht is firmly in superyacht territory — operated as a small private ship with a captain and crew, full guest and crew accommodation, and ship-scale systems and range.
How much does a 100-foot yacht cost?
In the Mediterranean, 100 to 120-foot motor yachts typically start around €8 million and run to €25 million; 120-foot-plus yachts from the leading yards begin near €20 million and rise to bespoke pricing. Sailing superyachts and explorer yachts of this size start in the several-million range. Pedigree, build, classification and refit history drive value, and most pricing is by negotiation.
How many crew does a 100-foot yacht need?
A 100-foot-plus superyacht is run by a professional crew — typically a captain plus several crew covering deck, engineering, interior and galley, with numbers rising with size and charter use. Crew accommodation, salaries and management are a major part of the ownership cost, and most owners use a professional yacht management company.
What does it cost to run a 100-foot superyacht?
Annual running costs are commonly estimated at around 10 percent of the yacht's value, covering crew, management, berthing, insurance, classification, fuel, maintenance and refit reserves. On a yacht of this size that is a substantial figure. Charter income can offset part of it. The full operating budget, not the purchase price, is the real measure of affordability.
What is involved in buying a superyacht?
It is a structured, advised process: a specialist survey, full sea trial, classification review, and comprehensive legal and tax due diligence, with planning for crew, flag, VAT and ongoing management. Buyers work through a dedicated superyacht broker and maritime counsel, and closing typically involves an escrow and a memorandum of agreement. Budget for transaction costs and any immediate refit.
Where is the best place to buy a 100-foot yacht?
The Mediterranean superyacht trade centres on the French Riviera (Monaco, Antibes, Cannes), Italy (the builders and brokerage hubs) and Palma de Mallorca in Spain. Greece and Croatia hold charter-fleet superyachts. Pedigree, classification, refit history and a specialist survey matter far more than location, so work with a broker who specialises in this tier.
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