Who Owns The Titania Yacht?

John Caudwell, a British businessman, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, has purchased the 1,800-ton Lürssen superyacht Titania at an auction for US 46 million. The yacht was originally delivered to Caudwell on his retirement in 2006 and enjoyed cruising around the world before putting her up for unreserved auction in March 2010. Bidding started at 20 million, and less.

Titania, a 239.5ft (73m Lürssen) yacht built by Lurssen in 2006, features extraordinary volumes on her six decks thanks to a generous 13-meter beam. A picture of her voyage through the yellow fields surrounding the Kiel canal went viral as it revealed that Titania delivers the most diverse charter experiences on the market. The yacht is also known for its appearance in The Crown as the yacht Jonikal, which the late Princess Diana and Dodi al-Fayed famously spent time aboard in 1997.

Caudwell, who hosted Sky 2 networks reality show The Angel and runs the Caudwell Children charity aiding disabled children, has refloated his superyacht Titania. The 54th-largest yacht built by Lürssen Yachts, Titania is listed at number 307. It is fully staffed with a crew of 21, including a head chef and sous chef serving up exquisite fine dining. Titania is available for summer cruising in the Mediterranean and winter cruising in the Bahamas and the Caribbean.

In the world rankings for largest yachts, Titania is listed at number 307. She is the 54th-largest yacht built by Lürssen Yachts. The yacht’s owner is shown in SYT iQ and is exclusively available to subscribers.

John Caudwell, who hosted Sky 2 networks reality show The Angel and runs the Caudwell Children charity aiding disabled children, has refloated his superyacht Titania after a 13?million stem-to-stem auction. Interests include surfing, free diving, rock climbing, and rugby.