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The Yachts of the World's Rich and Famous

Posted by Bill Rippel on September 25, 2022 - 1:07am


29. Steve Jobs’ Family

Name: Venus
Value: $120 million*

While sadly Apple creator Steve Jobs passed away in 2011 of pancreatic cancer, his all-white, futuristic superyacht, Venus, is still owned by his wife, Laurene Powell Jobs. Venus was built by Feadship and designed by Ubik, a design company headed by Phillippe Starck.

The yacht, tragically, was not unveiled until 2012, one year after Jobs’ untimely death. Jobs is survived by his wife and children, who luckily are able to inherit the fruits of his hard work and creativity.

Venus has sailed all around the world from its original location of Aalsmeer, Netherlands, where it was built. In 2015, Venus got a refit and a new hull. The beam measures thirty-seven feet. It is more than seventy-eight meters long. The bridge is full of Apple computers, as part of its super-high-tech foundation.

Caleb Mpamei I wonder how she is coping with the experience of sailing it around the world without him. Life is mysterious indeed.
September 26, 2022 at 10:28am
M H That is very simple looking elegant design.
September 25, 2022 at 9:58am