Ultra-luxury £150million superyacht inspired by a SHARK up for sale with ‘flying’ viewing deck & glass swimming pool

AN ULTRA-luxury superyacht inspired by a hammerhead shark could be yours for £150 million.

A state-of-the-art Feadship Concept C features a “flying” viewing deck where shipmates can recreate the iconic Titanic pose like Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio.

Jam Press/FeadshipAN ULTRA-luxury superyacht inspired was inspired by a hammerhead shark[/caption]

Jam Press/FeadshipThe state-of-the-art Feadship Concept C has a flying deck where shipmates can recreate the Titanic pose[/caption]

Jam Press/FeadshipThe superyacht has also redesigned the way people can travel through floors with a moving platform in the centre of the ship[/caption]

The eco-friendly superyacht boasts an infinity pool, a spa, a gym, a bar and a fancy seating area that can move to different levels at the touch of a button.

There are two main staterooms, each with bathrooms, dressing rooms, and sitting rooms.

Guests can also choose from five double bedrooms, while there are nine rooms for staff.

The 246 ft, three-storey yacht is electric but can still travel at 19 knots – 20mph.

A Feadship spokesperson said: “Additional electrical power will be generated by one pair of narrow wave-actuated fins that fold out from the hull aft of the anchors.

“Extending horizontally from the hull, the look, if imagined from above, would be like the outline of a hammerhead shark.

“The fins are connected to permanent magnet rotors that create DC electrical energy directly to the micro-DC grid onboard.”

The luxury vessel has re-imagined the way people travel between floors, making it more seamless.

The Feadship spokesperson added: “Imagine being transported between decks without stepping into the confines of an elevator.

“No matter how nicely decorated, an elevator creates a disconnect from one floor to the next.

“C introduces a seamless transition between the decks via a dramatic central court that keeps them visually and literally connected like a three-dimensional chess board.

“Instead of stepping into an isolated lift capsule, at the touch of a button a neat, hexagon shaped seating area gently moves to deposit you seamlessly at your desired level with no break in the conversation.

“The lifting mechanism can also swivel 180 degrees to accommodate the split-level decks and place passengers nearer their destination.

“Take it to the top and the skylight automatically opens revealing a private crow’s nest. It sounds like a movie special effect, but it’s possible.”

Senior designer Ruud Bakker was inspired by the Amsterdam diamond cutting workshop of Gassan Diamonds.

The stunning glass design comes from a study of diamonds and how they spread light.

The spokesperson added: “Also inspiring were examples of cutting-edge architecture with zero boundary facades blurring the line between indoors and out.

“The designers used these concepts to amplify guest contact with the sea, a relationship that owners note sadly tends to fade as yachts get larger.”

World’s biggest superyachts

Every year, shipyards from around the world push the boundaries of superyacht design to deliver bigger and better yachts.

Check out the top five world’s biggest superyachts below:

Azzam Length: 590ft
Built in 2013 , Germany the behemoth was reportedly built for Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan of Abu Dhabi’s royal family, for use as a dayboat to reach his favourite diving grounds. On board features include a gym, pool and a special ‘golf training room’.
Eclipse Length: 531ft
Managed by Blue Ocean Yacht Management, Eclipse features a dramatic exterior styling and a stunning interior design. The deck areas include a 16 metre swimming pool which can be transformed into a dance floor. The yacht can also accommodate three helicopters.
Dubai Length: 528ft
The aptly named Dubai is the royal yacht of Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum of Dubai. It is designed for 24 guests and comprises an owner’s suite, five VIP suites and six guest suites, all with open balconies. Special features include a 21.3m-wide atrium, a swimming pool, barbecue area, cinema, disco and landing platform for a Blackhawk helicopter.
Blue Length: 518ft
The superyacht has classic exterior lines with a sharply raked bow and gentle curves to the deep overhangs of the decks. The main helipad is positioned on the bow, with a smaller one aft. The boat also a pool under cover on the main deck, a bathing platform and twin balconies flanking the owner’s cabin forward.
Dilbar Length: 511ft
She is usually spotted cruising around the South of France, northern Spain and sometimes Cyprus and is owned by Uzbekistani billionaire Alisher Usmanov. The superyacht includes a swimming pool and can accommodate up to 24 guests. She also has two helipads, 3,800 square metres of living space and an expansive garden.