Where Is The Yacht Le Grand Bleu?

Le Grand Bleu is a superyacht, the 36th longest private yacht in the world, built by Bremer Vulkan in 2000. Located in Bremen, Germany, she was designed by Stefano Pastrovich and constructed by Kusch Yachts. Le Grand Bleu was delivered to her owner in May 2000 and has a top speed of 17.0 kn and a cruising speed of 15.0 kn. She is powered by two Deutz-MWM diesel engines.

Guests aboard Le Grand Bleu can enjoy an unmatched luxury experience, whether dining in the gourmet kitchen or watching a movie in the private cinema. The yacht comes with a sizeable speedboat, sailing yacht, and helicopter pad, and has been seen transiting the Atlantic from the UK to the Caribbean regularly. In March 2012, she created quite a stir.

Currently sailing under the flag of Palau, Le Grand Bleu is registered in Bermuda at 354 feet and has a value of 109 million. It was sanctioned by the UK and Australia in March and recorded on June 6, 2022. Le Grand Bleu is known for its nautical design and is known for its active presence, most recently being spotted cruising near Puerto Rico.

The yacht’s current position is in the Caribbean Sea, with coordinates 17.97132° -63.43913° as reported by AIS. The yacht is a marvel of nautical design and a symbol of immense wealth.