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　　现如今，超级游艇的评判标准已经不是建造工艺，使其真正扬名立万的是其设计风格、船体尺寸，当然，还有游艇上的装饰品。Lisa Grainger 在全世界挑选了10款真正的超级游艇，它们适合不同人的口味。

Maltese Falcon

　　1 亿万富翁的最爱 Maltese Falcon

　　艇身长达88米的Maltese Falcon被看做是世界上最大、设计最好和最昂贵的超级游艇之一。目前，该游艇被硅谷亿万富豪Tom Perkins所拥有。游艇内部极尽奢华，每周的租价约为 300万元人民币。

Xanadu

　　2 爱玩具大男孩的最爱 Xanadu

　　这是一款全新的长达60米的流线型游艇。三个甲板中的其中一个上面有一个健身房，旁边还有按摩池甚至酒吧。这艘游艇还可以称得上是一个非常时尚的海上PARTY胜地，电影院、卡拉OK厅、迪厅、滑水撬、气垫船、花式滑水板……这里应有尽有。每周的租价约210万元起。

Sherakhan

　　3 娱乐圈人士的最爱 Sherakhan

　　蓝色的船体配上抽木材质的甲板，Sherakhan游艇看上去充满了古典美。船内空间很大，而且其时髦性绝对是为21世纪的Party所设计。在艇内，SPA、健身房、图书馆应有尽有。每周的租价约320万元。

Candyscape

　　4 时尚达人的最爱 Candyscape

　　它并不是最大的游艇，也算不上最好的。但是，它那具有品牌意识的细节美绝对可以打动很多人的心：船上的内饰由英国设计室Candy&Candy设计，意大利定制片材，AlasdhairWillis设计的船员制服以及有着路易威登压花皮质小皮箱风格的壁纸。每周的租价约150万元。

Talitha G

　　5 石油大亨的最爱 Talitha G

　　现在被盖蒂家族所拥有的Talitha G游艇是众多老式游艇中的一员。尽管这艘游艇曾经搭载六支航空机关枪以及110名美国海军士兵参与二战珍珠港的战役，却丝毫不见历史的踪影。周租金约240万元。

Parsifal III

　　6 抽象派艺术家的最爱 Parsifal III

　　这是一艘具有现代风格的双桅杆帆船，现在被丹麦咖啡亿万富翁KimVibe-Petersen所拥有。Parsifal III具有流线型的船体和抽象派的艺术风范。令它独树一帜的地方还包括一般帆船少有的进行日光浴的空间。周租金约170万元。

Christina O

　　7 保守派的最爱 Christina O

　　肯尼迪、丘吉尔以及法兰克辛纳屈这些它曾经接待过的宾客可以显示出这艘游艇的风格。亚里士多德-奥纳西斯是这艘曾经翻新过很多次的游艇的所有者。与其说它是一艘游艇不如说他是一艘船，因为它有18个房间 、米其林星食品、马赛克游泳池以及直升机停机坪等特色装备。月租金约400万元。

Hamilton II

　　8 酷派水手的最爱 Hamilton II

　　这艘游艇就像一家比船更具抽象风格的精品酒店，有着灰白色的木纹材质和简洁的内饰。它的独特之处是它可以在浅水区活动，其附加设备和船体风格也是与众不同。该游艇以风力驱动，周租价约为46万元。

Senses

　　9 爱冒险的家庭的最爱 Senses

　　它不是世界上最漂亮的游艇，但它是世界上最受欢迎的期租型游艇。这不仅因为它坚固无比，而且还有着宽敞的活动空间。月租价约230万元。

40 Signature Series

　　10 情侣们的最爱 40 Signature Series

　　该游艇是宽敞性和豪华型的黄金组合，设计理念源自伦敦与意大利。它无法符合每个人的口味，但却符合了那些想透过墙壁感受阳光的人的胃口。50平米的大厅，53平米的套房也迎合了那些想在简单足够的空间享受奢华的人们的想法。月租金约230万元。(李秀雯/译)

　　The superyacht top ten

　　These days, it's not just the engineering of your yachtthat makes it truly super. It's the style of it, the size of it and, of course,the toys on it. Lisa Grainger selects ten of the mostcovetable superyachts in the world.

　　Billionaires like...

　　Maltese Falcon

　　Considered by many to be the finest sailing yacht everbuilt, a gargantuan 88 metres long, as tall as the tablet in the arm of theStatue of Liberty, and with revolutionary sails that "disappear" intoself-standing carbon-fibre masts, which themselves rotate. Owned by SiliconValley billionaire Tom Perkins, this 12-berth beauty isstocked with every luxury, gadget and sleek interior detail that $130 millioncan buy (including next year a submarine that looks like a shark). Booked for2009; after that, about €350,000 for aweek.

　　Boys who like toys like...

　　Xanadu

　　Brand new, this 60-metre streamlined Benetti heaves withthe latest gizmos for its 12 guests. There's a gym on one of the threesundecks, for instance, alongside a Jacuzzi, bar and Teppenyaki grill (forfresh Japanese-style snacks). Not to mention the hippest party equipment on theseas, from kaleidoscopic cinema screens, portable karaoke machines, a disco anda bandstand on the sundeck to wave-runners, hovercraft, waterskis andwakeboards. The main cabin is like no other, with a bedroom raised above theliving room, and an outdoor bathroom. From about €250,000.

　　Entertainers like...

　　Sherakhan

　　From the outside this appears to be a classic beauty, withits smart blue hull and sleek teak decking. The vast interior, though, isseriously swanky, and designed for 21st-century partying. Light floods into thedouble-height, marble-floored dining room (seating 24) through a glass-flooredJacuzzi on the deck above. There's a spa, gym, library, glamorous staircase toswish down in evening dress, and nine suites, with double-sized baths. Plus allthe toys a sea-lover could play with, from a Laser sailing-boat and eight-metretenders to a floating trampoline as well as a harp and Bechstein grand piano,with professionals among the 18 staff to tinkle on them. About €360,000.

　　Fashionistas like...

　　Candyscape

　　This isn't the biggest (at a mere 44 metres) of all yachts,nor the best (not vaguely falling within leading brokers' Top 100). But whatdoes mark it out are small details that will impress the label-conscious:neutral interiors designed by London owners Candy & Candy, 600-thread countsheets custom-made in Italy, crew uniforms designed by Stella McCartney'shusband, Alasdhair Willis, wallpaper featuring Louis Vuitton monogrammedleather suitcases, a dining table that becomes a roulette table, and a masterstateroom with black Baccarat sconces and a grand black-marble bathroom. Plus,naturally, all the toys you'd expect for around €165,000 aweek.

　　Glamourpusses like...

　　Talitha G

　　Owned by the Getty family – and still used for theirholidays – this is one of the most old-fashioned, glamorous vessels at sea.There's no sign that during the Second World War she sailed out of PearlHarbour with six anti-aircraft guns and 110 US Navy personnel aboard. Today,she's all polished wood, swags, silver and quilted upholstery (the type ofdetails that endeared her to Winston Churchill)， with 18 staff to look afterjust 12 guests. By day there are two graceful wooden Hacker tenders to play on(as well as jetskis, kitesurfers, Laser boat, diving gear, doughnuts, andmore)， and at night more than 200,000 CDs to choose from and 1,000 movies towatch on the outdoor cinema screen or private plasmas – after dinner by chefMichael Savva (formerly of the Hempel, and Badrutt's Palace in St Moritz). Fromabout €280,000.

　　Minimalists like...

　　Parsifal III

　　One of the most stylish of cruisers, a sleek, clean-lined54-metre Perini Navi ketch, owned by Danish coffee millionaire KimVibe-Petersen, whose USP is her Remi Tessier-designed interior: streamlined andminimalistic, the polish of the dark ebony and wenge woods contrasting withfine furnishings of cream leather, glass and stainless steel. What's rare onthis sailboat is the space it has for sunbathing: endless pale decks andpockets of privacy (not to mention mink bedspreads on which to collapse later).Built for speed as well as style, the masts hold 2,800 sq metres of sail, whichwhiz the boat to speeds of 12.5 knots. From about €198,000.

　　Traditionalists like...

　　Christina O

　　Its guest list gives some clue to this boat's style: JFK,Jackie Kennedy, Winston Churchill, Frank Sinatra. Owned by Aristotle Onassis,named after his daughter and refurbished several times, this is more ship thanyacht, with 18 staterooms, Michelin-star food, a Six Senses spa, mosaic-linedpool, plus (of course) a helipad. From about €455,000.

　　Serious sailors like...

　　Hamilton II

　　One of the newest, sleekest sailing yachts on the market:more minimalist boutique hotel than boat, featuring acres of pale wood finishesand streamlined, simple furnishing. Its primary advantage over older models isits lifting keel that allows it to go into shallow waters, its range of extras(including kayaks, skis, fishing equipment and wakeboards)， and its style.Ideal for small groups (it sleeps eight, with a crew of six) who are up forflying through the waves, powered entirely by the wind. About €53,000.

　　Adventurous families like...

　　Senses

　　This isn't the most beautiful boat from the outside: plainwhite, clunky and broad. But the advanced engineering on this superyacht givesit advantages that make it one of the most popular charter yachts on the ocean:not only is it super-sturdy (ideal for exploring and for taking to the highseas)， but it is also unusually spacious. Its airy interiors reflect itsowners' taste: scatterings of antiques mixed with Philippe Starck pieces,modern art, ethnic carpets and comfortable white-linen-covered furnishings thatmake you want to flop and watch the world go by. Ideal for families, given theamount of space, relaxed décor and unrivalled watersports toys, including fourwave-runners, diving equipment and compressor, kayaks, tenders, and inflatables.The helipad's useful, too, for quick getaways. About €260,000.

　　Lovers of the new like...

　　40 Signature Series

　　Having a big-name boat-yard is not enough for some owners –who are now employing leading architects to create their domestic space at sea.Norman Foster's 41-metre model, just launched in Italy, is not to everyone'staste – ultra-contemporary and with acres of windows. But it will appeal tothose who want sunlight streaming through every wall possible, to slip down aglass staircase to the decks below (there are four)， and square, clean-linedfurnishings. A 50-sq.-metre upper saloon, with a 53-sq.-metre owners' suite,will appeal to those whose idea of luxury is simply space and more space. Tobuy, fractionally, from €1,875,000.

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