Mark Zuckerberg's Superyacht 'Launchpad' Sighted in Malta
The luxurious yacht, originally commissioned by a Russian billionaire, now belongs to the founder of Meta.
Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Meta, has been spotted enjoying a vacation aboard his luxurious superyacht, 'Launchpad,' near the shores of Malta in recent days, according to local reports.
The yacht, measuring 118 meters in length and constructed by the Dutch shipyard Feadship, was launched in August 2022. Zuckerberg acquired the vessel in the same year.
'Launchpad' features an array of luxury amenities including a helipad, swimming pool, gym, jacuzzi, beauty salon, private cinema, and a solarium.
The yacht can accommodate up to 24 guests in 13 cabins and requires a crew of approximately 40 to 50 personnel for its operation.
The superyacht was originally commissioned by Russian billionaire Vladimir Potanin, but due to U.S. sanctions, the yacht was not delivered to the wealthy Russian.
Zuckerberg purchased the vessel for $300 million (equivalent to over 107 billion forints).
The operational costs of maintaining the yacht are estimated to be around $90,000 per day, totaling approximately $30 million annually (about 10.7 billion forints).
The yacht, measuring 118 meters in length and constructed by the Dutch shipyard Feadship, was launched in August 2022. Zuckerberg acquired the vessel in the same year.
'Launchpad' features an array of luxury amenities including a helipad, swimming pool, gym, jacuzzi, beauty salon, private cinema, and a solarium.
The yacht can accommodate up to 24 guests in 13 cabins and requires a crew of approximately 40 to 50 personnel for its operation.
The superyacht was originally commissioned by Russian billionaire Vladimir Potanin, but due to U.S. sanctions, the yacht was not delivered to the wealthy Russian.
Zuckerberg purchased the vessel for $300 million (equivalent to over 107 billion forints).
The operational costs of maintaining the yacht are estimated to be around $90,000 per day, totaling approximately $30 million annually (about 10.7 billion forints).
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