Lurssen

Lürssen launched project Enzo, a 378ft/115m superyacht, built for a repeat client who previously owned a 282ft/ 86m Lürssen.

Lürssen, the privately-run, north German yacht builder, was founded in 1875. With the build of one of the world’s first motorboats in 1886, the pioneer Friedrich Lürssen laid the foundation for his leading international shipyard, which today has an outstanding reputation among yacht owners and within the yachting industry.

Lürssen secures contract for a 177-footer, designed by Bannenberg & Rowell, for an Asian client.

Our picks for the best new yachts, toys and amenities to be on the lookout for this winter charter season.

The truth is, in the middle of it all can lie some of the most extraordinary yacht design details and craftsmanship you’ll ever see.

Six exciting new launches this year join the list of the world's largest superyachts afloat.

Built to PYC standards, without having to give up the look and feel of a luxury yacht, Lürssen's 279-foot Areti is about far more than meets the eye.

And the winners are...

These are the boats you won't want to miss at the 28th annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.

Once again, the greatest superyacht show on earth didn't disappoint.

Building a new yacht for charter? Time to navigate the waters of Passenger Yacht Code.

Nuvolari-Lenard reveals new details about 456-foot project currently in build at Lürssen

Michael Koppstein has a new role as brand ambassador for Lürssen in the U.S.

The late Jon Bannenberg's CORAL OCEAN, built by Lurssen, rivals superyachts of today.

Mario Pedol, designer of the largest yacht in the world, Lurssen AZZAM, reflects on the influences that have shaped his career.

An owner returns to Lürssen for a bigger, brawnier take on luxury living afloat.

In its 25th year, the world's premier superyacht show is bigger—and greener—than ever.

The world’s top-dollar charter yachts are all special, but not all for the same reason.

Lürssen has announced the launch of Project Orchid, only 29 months after her keel was laid and 19 months after her technical launch in 2013.

QUATTROELLE is certainly not the biggest Lürssen, nor is she the smallest, but she may well be the sweetest. But don't just take our word for it, take the virtual tour and see for yourself.

Arguably the world’s preeminent custom superyacht builder, Lürssen has founded its reputation on exemplary execution that is nearly impossible to fault. With Solandge, the yard has created what could be the last word in luxury yacht chartering.

No longer content with a humble hot tub, superyacht owners are demanding ever bigger and more sophisticated swimming pools as their yachts grow in size and volume. Here are our editors’ picks for the ten most stunning superyacht pools in the world.

Quattroelle is certainly not the biggest Lürssen, nor is she the smallest, but she may well be the sweetest. The name means “four Ls” in Italian, and in the case of their new 86-meter (282-foot) superyacht delivered earlier this year, the Ls stand for life, love, liberty and luxury, although not necessarily in that order.