March 2026 saw a flurry of superyacht price adjustments, with 78 price drops across the brokerage market representing a total reduction of €78 million, according to BOATPro. BOAT rounds up the seven most significant price reductions, from the 74-metre Amels superyacht Plvs Vltra to iconic sailing and motor yachts, highlighting both flagship yachts and hidden gems that are now more accessible on the market.
Read More/Brokerage report: Superyacht sales jump to €817M in March, highest monthly figure in 20261. Plvs Vltra - €9,100,000 price drop
Length: 74m
Builder: Amels
Now asking: €89,900,000 with Fraser
The first Amels Limited Edition 242 yacht has received a €9,100,000 price reduction. Plvs Vltra was delivered in 2016 to a design by British studio Tim Heywood and includes standout features such as a beach club spa with Hammam, an open-air cinema on the bridge deck and a large counter-current swimming pool. Her most recent refit was completed in 2025.
The yacht for sale can accommodate up to 12 guests in six cabins, as well as 18 crew members. Her elegant interiors, designed by Winch Design, are inspired by the grand hotels of the French Riviera, with ivory velvet furnishings, crystal-based lamps and bespoke silk and wool carpets.
Read More/€9.1M price reduction on 74m Amels superyacht Plvs Vltra2. Hemisphere - €7,500,000 price drop

Length: 44m
Builder: Pendennis
Now asking: €38,500,000 with Burgess
This month brought a €7,500,000 price reduction for the Pendennis sailing catamaran, bringing her asking price down from €46,000,000 to €38,500,000. Built in 2011 and refitted in 2023, Hemisphere was designed for off-the-beaten-track exploration, with a “sensational interior” by Michael Leach Design and naval architecture by VPLP Design.
Sleeping a party of 10 to 12 guests, she holds an expansive inventory of watersports equipment, while a 16.4-metre custom sports fishing tender is available by separate negotiation. Lying in the British Virgin Isles, Hemisphere has a shallow draught of 3.1 metres, lending itself to exploring coral reefs safely and anchoring inside the atolls.
Read More/€7.5M price drop announced on 44m Pendennis sailing catamaran Hemisphere3. Freedom - $4,350,000 price drop

Length: 33m
Builder: Horizon
Now asking: $9,900,000 with Ocean Independence
Delivered in 2022 as an FD110 tri-deck by the Taiwanese yard, Freedom was designed by Cor D. Rover with modern lines, bold glazing and a fibreglass hull. She is still with her original owner and captain and is presented in turnkey condition. The yacht for sale accommodates 10 guests across five cabins and is built for entertainment, with multiple al fresco dining areas and a flybridge ideal for social gatherings and sunbathing, fitted with a collection of sofas and sunpads forward and aft. Her captain notes that she "has the amenities of a much larger yacht while still having the accessibility for exploring hidden gems", while a large swim platform allows easy access to the water.
Read More/33m Horizon motor yacht Freedom rejoins market with $4.3M price drop4. Fancy - €4,400,000 price drop

Length: 33m
Builder: Nautor Swan
Now asking: €13,500,000 with Bernard Gallay Yacht Brokerage
This first Swan 108 sailing yacht saw a price drop of €4,400,000, now asking €13,500,000. Delivered in 2023, the RINA-classed yacht was designed by Micheletti & Partners, with naval architecture by Germán Frers. Fancy can accommodate up to nine guests within custom interiors by Misa Poggi, characterised by natural light and finely crafted wood finishes. The dining area offers "the possibility of enjoying a dining area and service worthy of the finest French restaurants," according to her brokers. For effortless sail handling, the yacht for sale is equipped with a suite of hydraulic winches and advanced systems such as a climate control system and a comprehensive B&G navigation suite. Fancy currently lies in Badalona, Spain.
Read More/New CA and €4.4M price drop on 33m Swan 108 sailing yacht Fancy5. Scott Free - €4,000,000 price drop

Length: 60m
Builder: Abeking & Rasmussen
Now asking: €39,500,000 with Burgess
Fresh from her 2022 refit, Scott Free received a €4,000,000 price reduction, now asking €39,500,000. Delivered in 2009 as Elandess by Abeking & Rasmussen, she was designed by Donald Starkey Designs with interiors by Bannenberg & Rowell. The 60-metre offers accommodation for 12 guests across six cabins, including a full-beam Art Deco-inspired master suite on the main deck with a private study, walk-in wardrobe and central spa bath with his and hers showers. Her contemporary interiors are characterised by bold textures, pops of colour and a curated art collection. Outdoor spaces are tailored for al fresco living, featuring a Jacuzzi, sunpads, sun loungers, gym equipment, and multiple dining and lounge areas. A large garage holds a custom tender and an extensive collection of water toys, all launched via a bespoke system.
Read More/€4M price drop on 60m Abeking & Rasmussen motor yacht Scott Free6. Kaiser - $5,000,000 price drop

Length: 60m
Builder: Abeking & Rasmussen
Now asking: $39,900,000 with Fraser
Kaiser received a $5,000,000 price reduction this month, bringing her asking price to $39,900,000. Another yacht delivered in 2011 by Abeking & Rasmussen, she was constructed with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure – again, like Kaiser above, to an exterior design by Donald Starkey Designs with interiors by Bannenberg & Rowell. The yacht has had only one owner and her most recent refit was completed in 2021. Accommodation is for 12 guests across six cabins, including a full-beam owner’s suite on the main deck with private lounge and his-and-hers en suites. Four guest cabins, including a convertible full-beam VIP, are located on the lower deck, while a multipurpose suite on the bridge deck can serve as a nanny cabin, office, or wellness space. Crew quarters accommodate 15.
Read More/$5M price drop on 60m Abeking & Rasmussen motor yacht Kaiser
